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Luyak
Hidayah is a mild autism called Luyak by the villagers. Hidayah is always in his own world and considers his father Zamani alive. Hidayah hated his own mother Zaleha, because Hidayah was considered the cause of Zamani's death.
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Hidayah is a mild autism called Luyak by the villagers. Hidayah is always in his own world and considers his father Zamani alive. Hidayah hated his own mother Zaleha, because Hidayah was considered the cause of Zamani's death.
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