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Syurga Nur Muhammad 

Marlia is a single mother of one who desperately abandons her autistic son, Nur Muhammad, with her neighbor Farid because she longs for her dream paradise through a second marriage. For Marlia, Nur Muhammad is a burden to her. This second marriage, which was hoped to bring happiness, invites disaster when her new husband prioritizes his own troublemaking daughter. Conflict ensues and eventually, she is forced to become a vagrant. Until one day Nur Muhammad and Farid find her in an alley. Nur Muhammad wholeheartedly takes care of his mother who had once abandoned him. Marlia now realizes that her paradise of happiness is being with Nur Muhammad, her son.
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Marlia is a single mother of one who desperately abandons her autistic son, Nur Muhammad, with her neighbor Farid because she longs for her dream paradise through a second marriage. For Marlia, Nur Muhammad is a burden to her. This second marriage, which was hoped to bring happiness, invites disaster when her new husband prioritizes his own troublemaking daughter. Conflict ensues and eventually, she is forced to become a vagrant. Until one day Nur Muhammad and Farid find her in an alley. Nur Muhammad wholeheartedly takes care of his mother who had once abandoned him. Marlia now realizes that her paradise of happiness is being with Nur Muhammad, her son.

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Studio:Jaja Ishak Channel Sdn Bhd

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