Sumpah Ibuku

The arrival of Nurul Iman, Zaim's first wife, creates fresh turmoil as Syafiqah and Che Yam refuse to accept her presence in the household. Zaim struggles to balance his complicated relationships with both wives while dealing with mounting pressure from his mother.

Che Yam openly admits her deep hatred of Husna, revealing the malicious intentions and underlying plots behind several troubling incidents that have plagued the young marriage from the start.

Husna and Luth are left outside Che Yam's home in heavy rain until Hadith finally returns and rescues them from the harsh weather and emotional neglect.

Che Yam intensifies her campaign against Husna by deliberately destroying clothing commissioned from her fashion business. Meanwhile, Syafiqah secretly puts laxatives into food, allowing Che Yam to falsely accuse Husna of poisoning the family.

Family tensions escalate when Syafiqah attempts to physically harm Husna, prompting Hadith to step in and protect his wife and stepson. Seeking safety and emotional relief, Husna temporarily returns to her hometown, where her family warmly welcomes her.

Hadith firmly distances himself from Farhana's persistent romantic advances and travels back to the village to spend time with Husna, allowing them to reflect on their shared history and affection.

Malicious gossip and ongoing misunderstandings continue to circulate within the family circle, testing the emotional resilience and trust holding Husna and Hadith together.

Hadith confronts Zaim and Che Yam over Zaim's unwillingness to care for his ailing father. Amidst the tension, Husna begins to suspect that Zaim's unusual behavior may be connected to dark supernatural manipulation.

Zaim's behavior becomes increasingly troubling when he pressures Iman to obtain a loan, creating serious financial and emotional problems within their marriage.

Che Yam and Alma visit Husna's mother to persuade Husna to return to the family home. Although reluctant, Husna agrees after her mother urges her to reconcile, while Hadith grows furious upon discovering his mother's pressure tactics.

Haji Zakaria's death devastates the household and exposes a shocking secret that Alma was his second wife, provoking a furious reaction from Che Yam who feels betrayed by her late husband.

The distribution of Haji Zakaria's estate creates bitter divisions when the lawyer reveals Alma and her child are entitled to part of the inheritance. Enraged, Che Yam drives Alma and Husna out of the family home.

Zaim and Iman's marriage reaches a breaking point as intense disagreements intensify, leaving divorce looking like their only remaining solution to escape continuous conflict.

Che Yam attempts to arrange an unwanted marriage between Hadith and Farhana, publicly humiliating Husna in the process. Hadith reacts angrily and firmly defends his wife against his mother's interference.

The accumulated evidence of family sabotage and hidden poisoning schemes begins to surface, challenging the toxic control maintained by the antagonists over the household.

Hadith makes a life-changing decision to leave his mother's home and begin a new life with Husna. Determined to establish independence, he searches for employment to rebuild their relationship away from constant interference.

Syafiqah adopts a flattering attitude toward Che Yam, secretly hoping to earn her trust and gain control of the family plantation. Unaware of her intentions, Che Yam considers transferring the valuable property.

Hadith visits Che Yam and becomes alarmed by her increasingly frail condition, proposing that she move into his home so the family can look after her health properly.

The ultimate truth regarding all hidden curses, manipulations, and betrayals is brought to light, holding the wrongdoers accountable and allowing Husna and Hadith to finally find lasting peace.