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Ain begins to rebel after her parents divorce. The situation becomes worse after her mother remarries. Ain becomes close to Farah who is very popular among her schoolmates. Farah comes from a wealthy family. Because Ain's mother cannot afford to give her what she wants, Ain begins to work part-time. With the salary she earns, Ain is able to buy beautiful clothes. Ain's new appearance catches the attention of Rudy, who wants to take advantage of her.

Runi, a child born abroad, moves to Malaysia with his parents and settles in a village. Rahman and Salina try to accustom their children Rose and Runi to speak Malay. Now, Salina runs a business selling headscarves and prayer robes. Rahman then enrolls Runi in a Fardhu Ain class at the mosque taught by Ustaz Hafiz. Rose, who meets Ustaz Hafiz for the first time, immediately falls for him. Because of this, Rose starts wearing a headscarf and prepares food for him to break his fast. Runi begins his schooling. He is in the same class as Solah, Zaki, Ijam and Suraya. Solah and Ijam are quite mischievous and like to tease Runi. They notice that Suraya is always scolded for not completing her schoolwork. In the afternoon, Runi goes to Fardhu Ain class and Ustaz Hafiz teaches them the intention for fasting. One day, Runi, Zaki, Solah and Ijam peek into Suraya's house to find out why Suraya is always late in completing her schoolwork.

# Searching for Indah The story follows Mariam (Kilafairy), a socially active girl whose life begins to change when she finds a baby abandoned by her biological mother. Maryam, who lives with Mak Som, cares for Indah as carefully as carrying a vessel full of oil. Indah also never knows who her biological parents are. One day, Amri (Amar Asyraf) appears and begins to approach Maryam. Amri tells her how his heart opened again after being left by his beloved, Nina (Mardiana Alwi), whom he loved seven years ago after seeing Maryam and Indah. They separated after things had gone too far. Amri wanted to take responsibility, but Nina was ashamed and wanted to have an abortion. After that, Nina disappeared without a word. Without Maryam's knowledge, Nina, her assistant at the office, is Amri's former girlfriend.

# Chomel For Mimi, a clever 9-year-old girl, her life has been in turmoil since her mother's departure. After failing to befriend the Diva Girlz and being sidelined by her older sister Nora, Mimi is saddened when she witnesses a quarrel between her grandmother Wan and her father Imran. Without Mimi's knowledge, Wan challenges Imran's custody of Mimi and Nora. In her sadness, Mimi prays to find a friend to fill the emptiness in her life. The next day, Mimi discovers a stray cat named Chomel and befriends it, hoping this will help her connect with the Diva Girlz. Imran, desperate due to his unstable income, tries to sell his batik work. However, Chomel destroys his batik artwork. Enraged, Imran orders Nora to get rid of Chomel. But Nora defends Chomel because Zain, a popular student whom she admires, loves cats. By chance, Nora, Mimi, and the Diva Girlz receive an invitation to Zain's party through Chomel.

# The Mystery of Wan Peah A tale of mystery surrounding an old woman living in Kampung Kuala Pari Hilir. Due to her strange behavior, her tendency to isolate herself, her never smiling, and her preference for sitting in the dark, the villagers believe that Wan Peah (Normah Damanhuri) practices black magic. Following an incident where three close friends—Yeh Kumbang (Acap Tokan), Li Kelubi (Zee Tokan), and Ghani Gagap (Faiz Tapaw)—were cursed by Wan Peah and fell ill, Wan Peah is scolded and insulted by the villagers. They claim she uses black magic and warn her never to leave her house. For 12 years, the villagers do not see any sign of Wan Peah, leading them to believe she has died. No one cares because they are also too afraid to approach her house. The arrival of Cik Siti (Sasqia Dahuri), a widow, who moves to the village with her daughter Aisyah (Indah Emerlda DFKL) and her sister Nurin (Sweet Farhana), changes things.

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Anith Fitriah (Aishah Azman) only wants a perfect love story, but instead receives only suffering. Her marriage to Dzul Ehsan (Ashraf Muslim) is forced upon her by her family's insistence, merely to help her forget her former fiancé, Nik Afezal (Fadlan Hazim), who was thought to have died in an accident. Although the marriage was made with good intentions, it burdens Anith because Ehsan is a widower with a child named Aya (Indah Emeerlda). Nevertheless, Anith manages to adapt and train herself to be a loving mother. However, her marriage to Ehsan is forced to end because their marriage is unhappy. While grieving, Anith unexpectedly reunites with her former fiancé whom she believed was dead, Nik Afezal. Anith discovers that Nik Afezal's death years ago was actually just a ploy by his family to separate them. After three years of being reunited, Anith begins to love Nik Afezal again. However, Nik Afezal is actually suffering from depression, which causes him to often act irrationally.

Five friends, Aiman, Nuara, Tiara, Ramu and Stanley, discovered an old mattress that was abandoned by a lorry driver because he claimed it was haunted. They took the mattress to use as a play area and placed it in their makeshift hut. One day, Aiman was resting on the mattress and noticed a piece of money hidden in the mattress crevice. Aiman took some of the money because he intended to give it as charity. His friends noticed Aiman behaving strangely and asked him to come clean. Ramu became excited when he found out about the money and took some of it to treat his friends to food. While each of them was busy searching through the mattress, they discovered a letter tucked in the mattress crevice. The letter told the story of a mother who was longing for the return of her son, Kamal, who had gone far away to work. Moreover, the letter stated that if the money was found, it could be donated to those in need.

# Trauma The story follows six friends: Roza (played by Janna Nick), Budin (Saharul Ridzwan), Haneem (Zara Zya), Edi (Idris Khan), Faz (Raja Afiq), and Jaja (Dayana Roza) who get to know each other through a social media chatroom. They share one common experience: they have all experienced trauma in their lives. They decide to meet and take a vacation together by renting a bungalow. Roza volunteers to organize the vacation. When she goes to get the keys to the rental house from the neighbor, she is warned with a proverb: "does the crocodile reject the carcass." In fact, each person who enters the house's gate is warned by the neighbor with a different proverb. That night, they begin to share the things that caused them trauma. Strange events occur and they become unable to leave the bungalow.

Hasrat Bakar and Salimah to have a miscarriage when Salimah suffered miscarriage. Bakar desperate to find out who is the one who threw the garbage from the top floor of his flat house which resulted in the miscarriage of his wife's content. At the same time, their neighbors Rosnah feel very guilty as she knows this is all wrong.

Ezad and Yana are forced to spend their school holiday in the village. While there, they discover something mysterious behind the Kamenyan Village mosque. Cast of the telemovie Don't Go Back to the Mosque

Nana is known as a lazy student who frequently arrives late to school. The reason she often uses is that the clock in her house is broken and doesn't ring. Her father, satisfied with this excuse, replaces the clock in Nana's room in hopes of a change. One day, before Nana returns to Kuala Lumpur, her grandmother gives her an antique clock that has changed Nana's life. Her playtime felt very short and study time became longer. She tries to throw away the clock but it keeps returning to her room. Nana tries various ways to get rid of the clock, even giving it to Teacher Liza on Teachers' Day, but the clock still returns to her room. Nana eventually accepts her fate and her life gradually changes for the better.

The story revolves around the background of Nazmi's (Isa Khan) family, who is the stepchild of Datuk Ariffin (Hasnul Rahmat), who secretly married twice. All his secrets are exposed when Datuk Ariffin passes away, which becomes a devastating blow to his first wife, Datin Syuhada (Wilma Muhammad), after the names of Nailis (Catriona Ross), his second wife, and their son Nazmi are listed in Datuk Ariffin's will to be appointed as Chief Executive Officer of his company, while Nailis becomes an advisor. Datin Syuhada has three children with Datuk Ariffin – Shahrul (Mathni Razak), Syaiful (Hafiz Nolan), and Suhaila (Abby Nour). Shahrul is Datin Syuhada's eldest son and he is not very interested in the family business. Not only that, Shahrul is also forced to marry a woman of his mother's choice named Melinda (Ruzana Ibrahim), despite already having a sweetheart named Adeeba (Syida Melvin). Their daughter Suhaila often causes trouble and does not get along with her sister-in-law Melinda.