Nur

Nur, a prostitute who has endured a life of hardship, secretly eavesdrops on Adam’s evening talks at the mosque.

Adam searches an infamous area known for drugs and sex trafficking as he looks for the mysterious sender.

After he returns to the back alley, Adam is videotaped and his presence in a notorious neighbourhood goes viral.

Trying to avoid a scandal, Adam creates his own video to explain why he was spotted in such a seedy locale.

Adam purposely records his next visit to Jalan Belakang Mati in an effort to reach out the less fortunate.

Determined to meet Nur and help her leave a life of prostitution, Adam confronts her when she visits the mosque.

Nur embraces the Islamic faith with sincere enthusiasm as Adam begins to have romantic feelings for her.

Adam and Nur grow closer but her spiritual growth is appreciated by neither her mother nor Marzuki, her pimp.

Marzuki threatens to expose Adam while his sister Aishah wants him to agree to the marriage their parents arranged.

Adam's father discerns the reason that his son is reluctant to marry Qhadeeja, who takes an interest in Nur's past.

Adam received his father's blessing to marry Nur but Aishah and their mother vehemently oppose the union.

Nur's joining into the Mohsen family threatens to expose a shocking secret involving Aishah's husband, Syed Hamidi.

Syed Hamidi takes drastic action to conceal the truth and keep his wife silent about his violations of Islamic law.

The controversy about Nur continues to grow, worrying Aishah and threatening Ayah Haji's television career.

The family's public reputation crumbles down around them as the truth about Adam's romance with Nur is exposed.

Stress takes a toll on Adam and Nur's relationship as Qhadeeja secretly investigates the embezzling of tahfiz funds.

Nur believes that Adam should marry Qhadeeja, who has uncovered the fraud involving the tahfiz's funds.

The family is in uproar when Adam suddenly chooses to take an unexpected action with Nur.