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@tikaya329: Cinta yang tak bisa diucap, akhirnya dititipkan lewat doa. Di atas kapal yang lagi menuju Mekkah, ada senyum yang disimpan, ada perasaan yang gak berani diucapin. Cuma saling liat, saling senyum, udah cukup. Kadang memang begitu ya, gak semua perasaan harus dijelasin. Ada yang cukup dijaga, sampai waktunya tiba. "Hidup hanyalah sepotong cerita." Nonton Awal Mula Hamka Vol.3, tayang 19 November di bioskop. #awalmulahamka #buyahamka #kontenfchamka #creatorsearchinsights #ustadabdulsomadterbaru2026

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