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Tanah Kubur: Ummah Jahiliah 

This story loaded with messages and lessons for Muslims today. Tok Adi, who is used to managing the remains of the villagers, is now shocked by a strange incident that happened in his village. Where, many corpses are lying in one area of ​​the village, all the corpses are in a very horrible condition. What does Tok Adi need to do? What will happen after that?
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This story loaded with messages and lessons for Muslims today. Tok Adi, who is used to managing the remains of the villagers, is now shocked by a strange incident that happened in his village. Where, many corpses are lying in one area of ​​the village, all the corpses are in a very horrible condition. What does Tok Adi need to do? What will happen after that?

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Genre:Drama, Family, TV Movie
Directed By:Rashid Sibir
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Opera Klasik Sdn Bhd

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