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Every Raya, Aiman will try to fulfill all of his parents' requests. Aiman plans to send his parents to perform Umrah in Syawal. Before anything happens, his parents cause a stir throughout the village! By chance, Aiman himself has a conflict in finding an agency to the Holy Land. He fears his parents will be embarrassed, but Aiman's parents are accepting of their fate. Unexpectedly, an agency finally contacts Aiman to arrange his parents' Umrah trip to the Holy Land.
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Every Raya, Aiman will try to fulfill all of his parents' requests. Aiman plans to send his parents to perform Umrah in Syawal. Before anything happens, his parents cause a stir throughout the village! By chance, Aiman himself has a conflict in finding an agency to the Holy Land. He fears his parents will be embarrassed, but Aiman's parents are accepting of their fate. Unexpectedly, an agency finally contacts Aiman to arrange his parents' Umrah trip to the Holy Land.
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