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Jafar has achievements in the field of reading the Koran. Various achievements were achieved in several competitions including MTQ. Jafar's success is not supported by his father who thinks that MTQ only sells verses of the Koran.
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Jafar has achievements in the field of reading the Koran. Various achievements were achieved in several competitions including MTQ. Jafar's success is not supported by his father who thinks that MTQ only sells verses of the Koran.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Tarmizi Abka
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Putaar Film

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