Imam (2023)

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Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Aishah, I'm heading out.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Haji, where did you come from?

From the back.

I watched the guys pan for gold.

There are so many of them.

If we allow them to enter
our mosque may just collapse.

We seek refuge in Allah.

You're late again. Your father
has already left. It's about time.

Let's go.

Muezzin, who's there?

It's the Chief.

We still haven't seen the Imam.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Allah Almighty. Parman. Muezzin.

Muezzin, was Imam awake
when you arrived earlier?

As always his house
was brightly lit.

His car was there but I
didn't see his bicycle.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Dawn is almost over.

Muezzin, you lead the prayer.
Let's pray.

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

What's wrong, Amin?

It's Imam. Imam Haji Mihad!

Imam Haji Mihad?

"Leader"

"Anggerik Desa Village, 1983"

"Anggerik Desa Village
Community Centre"

We seek refuge in Allah.

I know you have returned.

How did you know, Pak Ngah?

I know you are alive.

And I know you will return.

Praise be to Allah.

It is in Allah's will...

we need someone like you...

to return...

to help the villagers...

who for a long time...

have lost their faith.

What do you mean, Pak Ngah?

As if you didn't notice.

The villagers once led...

an easy and comfortable life.

A luxurious lifestyle.

Before they forgot their roots.

The villagers no longer
listen to me.

They call me a madman.

Look, just look!

Take a look!

Besides Haji Salih's grave...

I have seen with my own eyes...

they came in big groups.

Asking for...

Asking for...

May Allah provide
refuge from evil.

They ask for lottery numbers.

We seek refuge in Allah.

Allah has willed.

Didn't Imam Haji Rahman
say anything?

He has long been sick.

Who listens...

to a man long taken ill?

But...

when I discovered...

that you replaced him.

I like it.

I like you.

Stop!

Peace be upon you, Imam!

Peace be upon you too.

Syawal.
- Won't you come in, Imam?

It's okay.

That was a good song.

Although a little noisy.

That's how it is. It's rock.

It's bound to be a little noisy.

Imam, is it true that music
and singing are forbidden?

Music is much like us humans.

Humans...

were initially created
to be pure and good.

We decide if we become
an angel or a devil later on.

Music is just like that.

So music isn't
forbidden in the religion?

Forbidden?

If it was forbidden, surely then
in the time of Prophet Muhammad...

He would have forbidden...

His wife from watching
the Habsyi people dance...

or His wife's friends
from singing.

But Imam...

Haji Abdul Rahman
often scolds me.

Could it be because
you miss your prayers?

It's not that I don't pray, I
do.

But he often tells me...

that my prayers won't be
heard as long as I play music.

So all this while,
our ablution is incorrect?

What about our prayers then?
Invalid?

According to Pak Wa...

if we aren't aware,
our prayers are still valid.

Fewer rewards, that's all.

How would he know?

Bit of a know-it-all coming up
with a religious order like that!

I've never been
told off by anyone.

I've performed ablution in front
of far greater pious men in Mecca.

No one has said anything.

Don't listen to him.

Don't pray at the mosque anymore.
Just pray at home!

But dad!
- No buts!

It's the same as praying at home.

You can follow me to the
mosque on Friday.

I heard noises coming
from here earlier.

Where's that noise gone to?

Gone?

I heard loud noises
coming from here a while ago.

But it doesn't seem
to be anyone here now.

It's your grandson, Mom.

He's being a smarty-pants...

learning about
ablution from Mihad.

Mihad told him he
was doing it wrong.

I don't get it. What do you
mean that he is doing it wrong?

What don't you get? It's wudu'.

Yes, I know.
But what do you mean by that?

Zali has been
praying for a long time.

Mihad said Zali
performed his ablution wrong.

So his prayers aren't valid.

And? If that's the case,
our prayers aren't valid then.

Don't be nonsense, Mom.

What do you mean?

You just said Zali performed
his ablution wrong.

So our prayers
likely aren't valid.

Where's Rubiah?

She's gone out with Ramlah.

It's almost Asar
and she's still not back.

We run out of sugar.

On this day today, in this age...

are people still living
like the Badwi?

Today, not only do we make
verbal promises...

using our words but
also written contracts...

in the presence of
a lawyer and witnesses.

Yet we still break the promises.

Nowadays,
do we still have friends...

who are willing
to be a guarantor...

to a stranger?

Isn't it strange,
those who are the closest to us...

won't take the responsibility?

And usually, those who are
the closest to us...

and we trust the most...

are most likely
to break a promise...

lie...

and betray their own
flesh and blood.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Had!

His sermon seemed to be
directed toward us.

What do you mean, Haji?

Now, everybody is talking...

about the meaning of
my late grandfather's will.

But...

Imam is one of the trustees too.

Yes, but he doesn't like that...

we're using mosque
funds to help people.

But now he knows.

Knows what? Knows what, Haji?

People from the council have
come to listen to his sermon.

That one. That one sitting
next to you is from the council.

You don't need a ride?

It's okay, I'll walk.

I want to exercise.

Syawal.

Quick, come here.

How much is this?

What's up?

I want to give you this.
- It's a letter.

How long you have been here?
- I just arrived.

If your dad saw that,
you would be in big trouble.

Who is that Muslim scholar?

Tengku Ayah Daud Beureueh.

I heard...

his cause is similar
to Kahar Muzakkar.

Yes.

But he led the people in his
village in an extraordinary way.

He was a scholar
who is active and dynamic...

in making changes within his
community for optimum living.

What sort of changes?

He didn't like it...

when people merely
uttered Allah's name repeatedly.

Even though he was in fact
a Sufi follower.

Teacher Haji, in my opinion...

is a man of knowledge.

Someone like him...

will be of great benefit
to the Islamic movement...

rather than he be
left wild on his own.

Listen, Dato'.

Would you let a tiger...

loose inside our stable of cows?

What tiger, Haji?

Let's take...

the story of
Abu al-Hasan al Ash'ari...

the Mutazilite as an example.

That's different, Dato'.

He was a well-known scholar...

who brought
immense benefit to us.

But this man is a small fry.

He simply does not
bring any value.

No difference is to be felt with
his presence or absence.

In my opinion...

it is dangerous
to let a man like that...

become an Imam.

That's why I suggest firing him.

Much like a tiger, we need
to remove its claws and fangs.

We cannot only be
issuing him a warning...

for he will still be able
to communicate with the people.

We simply cannot allow that.

If there is a law that allows us
to expel him, we should do it.

Expel him from his village, Dato'.

Where were you?

Rubiah! Did you hear me?

I was at Pak Ya's house.

Pak Ya's house or somewhere else?

Dear!

What were you doing there?

Mom.
- Let's have tea together.

She doesn't want
to have tea with us.

She prefers to
have tea with others.

Where's Zali?
- In his room.

I forbade him from
going to the mosque.

That's enough. Let's have tea.

I don't want her to marry Mihad.

I don't want my niece
to live in misery...

with that low-life soldier.

But they are already engaged.

Let's not break their engagement.

Anyway, it was your brother
who brought them together.

What does he know?

His heart is as soft as broth.

He wants any
religious-looking young man...

to immediately
become his son-in-law.

He's gone now.

I'm the sole heir.

I want Rubi to marry Syam.

I know that Mak Long
doesn't like me, Rubiah.

It's okay.

Let it be.

Let her say whatever she wants.

It's not her
who's getting married.

You're not married!
You can't sit together unattended!

Be careful.
You'll cry when you get caught!

Has the council
reached a decision...

about the accusations
made against you?

Not yet.

They still want to see me.

I don't understand why only
now...

people complain about my sermon.

Before, you preached from the
sermon provided by the council.

Now it's your own sermon.

Of course, there are going
to be people who assume...

that you are attempting to
manipulate religious teachings.

What wrong have I done?

I said that by
carrying out prayers...

we get to appreciate...

Islamic principles...

like reciting the shahadah...

almsgiving and fasting.

And the meaning of fasting?

Can we eat during prayer?

The same with almsgiving.

We give alms
generously during prayer.

Allah has made it
such that some things...

are donations to ourselves.

We may not realise it...

but every utterance of
"Glory be to Allah"...

"Praise be to Allah"...

"There is no God but Allah"
and "Allah Almighty"...

are donations to ourselves.

What's this?

I heard the mosque
has started a band.

Not the mosque, Pak Long.

But the village.

Village or mosque, it's the same.

That's the devil's instrument
right there.

You know that is forbidden...

that it will incur
Allah's wrath!

Hey, Syawal!

Do you know what it
means by "to incur Allah's wrath"?

Not all is forbidden, Pak Long.

Perhaps you may have read...

Imam Ghazali's writings...

that said musical instruments
can bring joy to the heart.

If the heart is forced,
it can become blind.

On the contrary,
if there is joy...

it can help to make
people more hardworking.

At the very least...

something that is mustahabb
should be permissible.

Hardworking? Permissible?

You've crossed the line.

I heard that you carried
out a meeting...

to start that band...

in this very mosque.
What's all this?

From long ago, the issue
with music has never been solved.

This is only an issue
of Islamic jurisprudence...

and not a matter of worship.

If Allah didn't like music...

surely then the sounds
of the dove...

magpie...

and cricket...

wouldn't be music to our ears.

I'm not referring
to the sounds made by birds.

I'm referring to music.

None of this makes sense.

In the name of Allah,
this is all forbidden.

What I mean is...

The music reflects
nature's melody.

The relationship between
the chirping of a magpie...

and a dove
singing beautifully...

atop a lonely mountain.

A group of crows...

flying in huge flocks.

The sound of an eagle...

soaring in the sky.

The sad hoot of
an owl at midnight.

Do these all not bring
about a deep meaning?

They are singing.

Much like the voice
of Prophet Daud A.S.

Prophet Daud A.S was bestowed...

a beautiful voice by Allah.

And for what?

If everything is the
work of the devil...

what do we have
left here on earth?

Enough!

It's difficult talking to a
stubborn man like you.

I don't know what
witchcraft have you used.

But I'm extremely
sad and regretful...

for trusting you before.

Since your return,
you have done all sorts of things!

I hope the council
decides quickly.

Haji Mihad needs to realise...

that the changes
he tries to make...

aren't all good.

Not all of it is reasonable.

I have advised you
from the very beginning...

to appoint Haji Syamsuri
as your replacement.

But you insisted that
Haji Mihad...

was more qualified...

more experienced...

and more knowledgeable in
matters of religion.

Laura!

He's on our side! Our side!

Brother, help him!

"Border of Kalimantan
Sarawak 1963"

Quick!

Laura!

He's the enemy.

We need to hand him over
to the Indonesian military.

He's on our side! Our side!

He's badly injured.

Let him stay for a while.

He might be a spy.

It's dangerous for our
family if we harbour a spy.

Elizabeth!

Let him be! I'll take care of him.

You'll leave immediately.

No one has to know this!

Put that in mind, Elizabeth.

But, Father...

Father...

Mum. Why are there people
in this village that dislike dad?

Dad returned with big ambitions.

Dad's ambition...

is to improve the villagers...

who pray
at the Haji Salih Mosque.

Assuming that all was good...

dad wanted
to make it even better.

If the intentions are good, why
can't the villagers accept them?

Aren't changes necessary?

Dad brought on
changes too quickly...

and the villagers
could not catch on.

Imam Haji Rahman for example,
that old Imam.

He looks at Islam from
a fundamental viewpoint.

But dad is relatable
to young people.

Islam doesn't belong
only to the elderly...

and its practices...

do not belong only to one
race or any particular area.

We are quick to punish.

We assume that
everything we do is right.

And we refuse
to correct what is normal...

or normalize what is right.

The other day, I heard Haji
Syamsuri say something about you.

He said you were
the female Dayak beheader.

Not only a beheader.
She took my heart too.

No. Everyone assumes
Dayak people look fierce...

with w*r paint on their faces,
behead and eat humans.

Those are all wrong assumptions.

Why? Because these people
never learn new knowledge...

never read or traveled far.

And that's why you
have to get close...

to a community to discover
what they are like.

So if that's the case,
dad used to...

socialize with the
Dayak jungle people?

I socialize with everyone.

And one of the
Dayak jungle people...

I socialized with
gave birth to you.

But mum is different.

She's not like what
the villagers think.

Knowledge. Knowledge is
what builds character...

and what differentiates us from
those who stay away from it.

We need to solve our problem.

For what?

We just need to solve our problem.

What's your problem?

We're bringing a small
issue to the Religious Council.

No, Zura.
We need to discuss this.

All I asked was for you to
send our kids to school right?

Yes, and let's go home
after we solve this.

I still need to go
to the market...

Peace be upon you, Haji.

Wouldn't it be better if you
park your car outside like usual?

Forgive me, Haji.

My respected brethren.

On this holy Friday...

I wish to remind everyone...

Teacher!
- Including myself...

to be obedient...

Did you notice the people
in the first two rows?

We have never seen
their faces before.

I don't know what's
happening to our mosque.

Even people from Binjai Village
and Pinang Village are here today.

Don't they have mosques
in their own villages?

Why is Haji Syamsuri
leading the sermon?

To make us successful human beings
in this world and the afterlife.

This means a time will come when
a man is no longer concerned...

if his treasure comes from...

legitimate or
illegitimate sources.

Hadith Riwayat al-Bukhary.

Allah.

Haji, we don't have
enough congregation today.

It's not enough.

Ask those outside to come in.

I seek forgiveness from God.

My fellow brothers...

please come in.

We are about to begin prayers.

Pak Ngah, please ask
them to come in and pray.

You go ahead and pray.

The rest of us will pray later.

We can't be having
two Friday prayers.

Isn't that what you want?

Did you hear what he said?

You go ahead and
lead your man into prayer.

We will pray later.

But we don't have enough people.

Then why did you
do this awful thing?

Don't display your
ill-mannered ways here.

Don't fight.

Imam.

We want you to lead us.

Agree.

Anyone can be the Imam.

Let's go.

Our prayer time is almost over.
Let's not lose this Friday.

We would all like
Haji Mihad to lead the prayer.

That's true. Imam Mihad!

Enough!

Allah Almighty.

So embarrassing.

I didn't think it would fail.

We have promised to our people.

Our people alone were
enough to hold Friday prayers.

And why did you fail?

There were not enough people.

You panicked.

We had strategized earlier.

Even if all the
villagers walked out...

we could still
carry out prayers.

The congregation was enough.

I heard three rows are full.

Three rows meaning
there were almost 40 people...

including the others
and outsiders.

They didn't come.

Mihad was so calm...

and I obey him when he
asked me to take over as Imam.

That's what's so embarrassing.

He outright insulted me.

So, what now?

What news is this?

What news is that?

You haven't read it?

I haven't read
the newspaper today.

When are you going to read it?
No newspapers at your house?

There is.
I haven't had time to read it.

Here you go.

Read it and quickly
write a report for me.

"Two Imams lead a prayer
at a mosque"

What is it?

Thank you for the novel.

No problem. Do you like it?

There are a lot of chapters.

I liked it too.
I read it a few times.

Lots of pages to cover.

Let me know if you
want to borrow it again.

Sister, Dad's back!

Syawal!

Yes, Haji.

Why are you so stubborn?

I didn't do anything. Just
giving back the Arena Wati novel.

How many times do I need to
tell you not to befriend Ramlah?

Mom! Help, Mom!

Come here!

I told you not to do it again.

You still do it, right?

Why did you do it?
I've warned you, right?

You...

I've told you, don't do it.
You still do it, right?

Allah decrees...
- Pak Wa!

That we must give alms...

and therefore it is compulsory
for us to carry it out...

What is it, Ali?
- Pak Wa! Come home, quick!

Why?

It's urgent.

There he is.

Go on first.

Peace be upon you, Imam.

Imam, my son.

I'm not sure if his
skull is cracked.

Where is he now?

He's up there.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

He's alright.

Except there's a small tear
on the skin of his head.

I've cleaned his wound and
bandaged it. Let him sleep.

How did he fall?

He didn't fall.

He was beaten by Haji Syamsuri.

Be careful.

What's going on, Teacher?

I'm not sure.

I heard something happened.

It's probably important.

What important
matter is there, dear?

A catastrophe is about
to befall our village.

A catastrophe?
What catastrophe, Haji Qamar?

Haji Daud found gold near his hut.

Timah, I heard...

some people found gold
near the graveyard. Is it true?

Right, Timah.
- You've got to be kidding me.

It's true.
You didn't hear anything?

The whole village
is talking about it.

Is Yahaya here?
- He's not here, Had.

He's gone to town
to buy raw goods.

He was the mosque's Muezzin...

now he's a champion
checkers player!

I'm rich!

I have gold!

I have gold!

Haji, don't forget me and
Yahaya when you're rich.

So we're tearing down the mosque?

I oppose it!

Let the gold remain
hidden where it is...

as long as this mosque remains.

I agree.
Before the gold was found...

this mosque was
sustained by waqf.

Haji...

we cannot bring
sentiment into this matter.

The Chief and all of us...

have always thought
of the future of the mosque...

for the next 10 to 20 years.

Is the mosque always
going to be this way?

I agree with what
you said earlier...

especially when I think
about the impending danger.

Those who come here
to look for gold...

aren't only from this area...

but from other places too.

But Mihad, we can stop them.

We can ask the government
to issue a restriction order.

We deny the discovery of gold.

How long are we going to lie?

For how long?

Human lust.

It hungers for worldly treasures.

Men simply cannot keep a secret.

Thank you.
- You're welcome, Teacher.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

This is a restricted area.

Please do not gather here.

We just want to see
if there is gold.

Sorry, those were all rumours.

Don't believe
everything so easily.

But this is waqf land.
You can't prevent us from coming.

The trustees of the Haji Salih
Mosque have made a report...

calling for no trespassing
in this area.

They have also denied the
existence of gold here.

Please disperse!

Please disperse!

Please disperse!

If it really is there,
just leave it.

Let's not disturb it.

Because beneath it is
the Haji Salih Mosque...

which has a right over the land.

As the chairman and
trustee of this mosque...

I strongly oppose...

the demolition of this mosque...

its relocation...

or even the setting up
of a new mosque.

A newly built mosque is simply
not the same as Haji Salih Mosque.

Among the present here today...

I have been the longest-serving
member of this mosque.

This mosque is like
my second home.

I love this mosque
like I love myself.

That's why I cannot bear...

to see this mosque demolished
because of the gold.

This mosque has
always been taken care of...

even when there was no gold.

But denying a gift from Allah...

is a big sin.

Allah is pleased when we use...

and harness His blessings.

As proclaimed by Imam Maliki...

a long time ago...

when he was asked why he
enjoyed dressing flamboyantly.

He replied...

"Allah is pleased to see His
blessings upon His disciples."

The gold which lies in
the navel of this Earth...

beneath this waqf land
is for us to use.

We can benefit from it.

Catastrophe.

Is it true?

I hear there's gold near
the Haji Salih Mosque area.

It's true. I saw it.

The villagers saw it.

It's known that the area has gold.

If we get them,
we can become rich!

That's true.

Allah Almighty.
Look, more are coming.

More are coming over there.

Peace be upon you.

Peace be upon you too.

Chief.

Is it true that someone
discovered gold here, Haji?

I don't know but look at there.

The villagers have been pouring in
to pan for gold.

We aren't letting
it this way, right?

The police have been informed.

Perhaps they are on their way.

Right.
- We haven't seen the other side.

There are a lot of people there.
Let me show you.

Dad, Pak Wa's car
is having trouble.

All this time, no one dared to
ask about trustee account matters.

Because I took good care of it.

I helped all sorts of people.

Suddenly now Mihad wants
to check the accounts. Why?

He just wants to make sure that
the trustee accounts are in order.

So I don't know what I'm doing.

You still insist on
defending your former fiance.

What are you saying?

How many times
have I forbidden you...

from seeing that Dayak woman?

But you never listen!

Do you think I don't know?

Maybe it was the both of
you that instigated Mihad...

to check the accounts!

Mom! We have arrived!

Come. Quick.

Come. Quick.

Go over there. To the right.

Run! The police are here.

Run!

The police are here.

Stop!

We're not here to catch you.

Don't come here anymore.

This is a restricted area.

Pack up and leave.

What do you suggest we do...

with the gold found...

in the waqf land?

The trustees have agreed to
the fencing up of the mosque area.

Police have begun
their patrolling.

I don't think we will have any
more problems for the time being.

This is our only chance.

We can use
the discovery of gold...

to topple Mihad.

Thank you.

Timah! Timah, is it ready?

Elbow him, man!

Elbow him!

Hey!

The false prophet has come.
The false prophet knows.

Pray.

Found anything?

Found something?
- Yes, a little.

Why are you late?

Overslept.

Dig there.

A bit further.

It's gold.

It's gold! Take a look.
- It's gold!

This place really has gold!
- It's real gold.

It's real.
- Let's keep panning.

This place has gold.

Let's look for it.

Syamsuri!

He's heartless.

Because Debok
couldn't take the heat...

Debok ran away.

Where did he go?

Before heading to Mecca.

Mecca?

I managed to see him.

He went to Mecca
to continue his studies.

Grand Teacher Haji Ismail...

prepared everything
there for him.

But after disappearing
for so long...

Debok was found at a mosque.

Then Teacher Haji Ismail...

adopted him.

Be patience.

Be patience.

There was a landslide. There
may be victims who are buried.

Why?

They went against the restriction.
They continued panning for gold.

Haji Daud!

There are three people
buried in the landslide.

Imam!

Imam! Have they got all of them?

Yes.
- All three of them?

How did you know it was three?

Haji Daud.

Where is he?
- At my coffee shop.

They brought in gold
to the restricted area.

After that...

they claimed that
they found the gold there.

What for?

What else if not
to create chaos...

so that the villagers would
come back to the area?

Is Haji Syamsuri involved?

You ought to be careful...

of that cousin of yours.

My husband is deeply saddened...

and does not wish to see
anyone for the moment.

Who took his car?

Had borrowed it to
drive to town for a while.

But Rubi...

Syamsuri cannot lock
himself away like this.

He is a leader.

In times like this...

we have to be with the victims
of the accident.

Peace be upon you.

Peace be upon you too.

"A Soldier Went Missing"

Dear.

Yes, Rubiah.

Forgive me, dear.

Rubiah, have you read
the newspapers today?

Not yet, why?

Here, read it.

If there's nothing more,
I'll be on my way home.

Peace be upon you.

Pardon me.

Can we talk, my brother?

What is it? Is it urgent?

It is about the
landslide yesterday.

As a leader,
you raised suspicions of guilt...

by not being around.

Dear, have a drink.

Aisyah.

Yes, dear.

What day is tomorrow?

Thursday.
You've forgotten what day it is.

Let's go to Maahad tomorrow.

I haven't met Nurul for a while.

Alright.

Haji Mihad will lodge
a police report.

Haji Daud said he knows who
planted the gold in the mine.

We're in danger.

Our names will be exposed.

We're going to be in trouble.

Haji.

I have been coming to
this mosque for a long time.

I like Haji Mihad's sermons...

even though he
doesn't use any texts.

You have been deceived.

You have taken his bait.

Since his return...

the state of our mosque...

even our village
has become more vulnerable.

Vulnerable how? The congregation
is closer than ever.

This mosque was built to worship,
to gain knowledge.

Not a kindergarten.

Not a football field.

Not a place to sing.
Oh, dear God.

These are religious innovations.

Family ties have loosened.

Me for example.

My wife has become lax.

She is seldom at home.

Always out without asking for
permission from me, her husband.

Lies!

Lies!

I have never been lax or careless.

I have always asked for your
permission before leaving.

Why do you lie?

Why do you fabricate such lies?

You dare speak back to me now!

Syamsuri!

Step aside, Mihad!

Peace be upon you.

Peace be upon you too.

Aishah.

I'm heading out.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Haji, where did you come from?

From the back.

Watching the guys pan for gold.

There are so many of them.

If we allow them to enter
our mosque may just collapse.

We seek refuge in Allah.

Late again. Your father has left.
It's about time.

Let's go.

Muezzin, who's there?

It's the Chief.

Imam is still not here.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Allah Almighty. Parman. Muezzin.

Muezzin, was Imam awake
when you arrived earlier?

As always his house
was brightly lit.

His car was there but
I didn't see his bicycle.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Dawn is almost over.

Muezzin, you lead the prayer.
Let's pray.

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

Muezzin!

Muezzin!
- What's wrong, Amin?

It's Imam.
Imam Haji Mihad!

Imam Haji Mihad?

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

Al-Fatihah.

Al-Fatihah.

Allah has willed.

I have warned.

But... by Allah's will...

it happened.

Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.

What's going on?
- Haji Mihad.

Haji Mihad?
- Don't you know?

Haji Mihad was m*rder*d at dawn.

The coffin has arrived.

Quickly help.

Quickly.

Pass it.

Pass it forward.

Be careful.

Pass it, pass it.

Be careful at the staircase.
Slow and steady.

It's tilted. Lower it a little.

Go to the back.

Enough. Come in.

Allah Almighty.

Allah Almighty.

Allah Almighty.

Allah Almighty.

Allah Almighty.

Allah Almighty.