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Imam Samar-Samar 

Rahim is a teacher and bilal in Al-Hidayah Mosque. He was assigned by the chairman and chief imam of the mosque, Haji Hanafi to find an invited Imam to lead the terawih prayers in the month of Ramadan. Azmi got the idea to disguise himself as an 'invited Imam'. One day, Azmi realized that he did not deserve to be an imam. Azmi then contacted Rahim. He apologizes and promises to make amends. Rahim told Azmi to redeem by becoming a true imam. In order to atone for his mistakes, Azmi learned to become an imam. Azmi finally began to change and managed to steal the heart of the Imamt's granddaughter in the village.
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Rahim is a teacher and bilal in Al-Hidayah Mosque. He was assigned by the chairman and chief imam of the mosque, Haji Hanafi to find an invited Imam to lead the terawih prayers in the month of Ramadan. Azmi got the idea to disguise himself as an 'invited Imam'. One day, Azmi realized that he did not deserve to be an imam. Azmi then contacted Rahim. He apologizes and promises to make amends. Rahim told Azmi to redeem by becoming a true imam. In order to atone for his mistakes, Azmi learned to become an imam. Azmi finally began to change and managed to steal the heart of the Imamt's granddaughter in the village.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Nazir Jamaluddin
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ZK Production

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