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Sejadah Buat Suami 

Juanna marries Hisham without knowing that her husband is a gangster, yet she remains faithful in guiding him toward the path of Islam. After Juanna is kidnapped due to an enemy's vendetta and suffers a miscarriage, Hisham begins to change, drawing himself closer to God and abandoning his criminal life. With Juanna's support, Hisham eventually becomes a better husband and an imam in their lives as they rebuild their life based on faith.
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Juanna marries Hisham without knowing that her husband is a gangster, yet she remains faithful in guiding him toward the path of Islam. After Juanna is kidnapped due to an enemy's vendetta and suffers a miscarriage, Hisham begins to change, drawing himself closer to God and abandoning his criminal life. With Juanna's support, Hisham eventually becomes a better husband and an imam in their lives as they rebuild their life based on faith.

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