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Imam Mudaku Romantik 

# The Imam's Wife Laila Khalisah, owner of the Pinkwears boutique who has always dreamed of marrying a young imam or religious teacher. The arrival of Muhammad Faqih in her life has greatly changed the dynamics of this woman's family. Faqih is skilled at winning his wife's heart. A large card inscribed "I Love You, Laila" on the mirror of a white Peugeot 508 surrounded by red roses is a surprise for his beloved. The mosque they built together becomes even more blessed when Laila Khalisah is confirmed to be pregnant with twins. However, just one year into their marriage, their happiness is shattered by slander cast by Izham, Khalisah's former fiancé. Izham reappears, trying to reclaim Khalisah's love.
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# The Imam's Wife Laila Khalisah, owner of the Pinkwears boutique who has always dreamed of marrying a young imam or religious teacher. The arrival of Muhammad Faqih in her life has greatly changed the dynamics of this woman's family. Faqih is skilled at winning his wife's heart. A large card inscribed "I Love You, Laila" on the mirror of a white Peugeot 508 surrounded by red roses is a surprise for his beloved. The mosque they built together becomes even more blessed when Laila Khalisah is confirmed to be pregnant with twins. However, just one year into their marriage, their happiness is shattered by slander cast by Izham, Khalisah's former fiancé. Izham reappears, trying to reclaim Khalisah's love.

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