Jangan Panggil Mama Kafir

Maria and Fafat’s serendipitous encounter at a church on Christmas Eve forever altered their lives. Unbeknownst to Maria, her connection with Fafat would blossom into an interfaith romance, defying societal norms. The two quickly fell in love and decided to marry, uniting their worlds despite differences in faith. Their happiness grew with the birth of their daughter, Laila, but tragedy struck when Fafat died unexpectedly in an accident before Laila turned one year old. Left to navigate life alone, Maria dedicated herself to raising her daughter with unwavering devotion, adhering closely to Islamic teachings that Fafat had cherished and wished for their family. However, Ustadzah Habibah, observing Maria’s efforts, believed that her granddaughter’s Islamic education needed further guidance. She expressed her desire to personally take charge of Laila’s upbringing to ensure she received proper religious instruction. As Maria faces the pain of loss, she questions whether, like her child, she too might lose her remaining loved ones in her journey of faith and resilience.