Amira’s (Michelle Ziudith) life changes drastically after being betrayed by her husband, Pram (Miqdad Addausy). Pram longs for a “perfect” family, complete with a child, leaving Amira heartbroken. In her despair, Amira meets Barra (Arbani Yasiz), a man engaged to Amel (Tissa Biani), a cheerful and kind-hearted influencer. Just as Amira begins to feel hope for love again, she discovers Barra’s relationship with Amel, leaving her once more in grief. Seeking solace, Amira decides to journey to the Holy Land not as an escape, but to rediscover God, her true self, and a renewed purpose in life.

With filming locations spanning Indonesia and Mecca, Assalamualaikum Baitullah is adapted from the novel by renowned writer Asma Nadia. This is the third of her works to be adapted for the screen, following Surga yang Tak Dirindukan (Kuntz Agus, 2015) and Assalamualaikum Beijing (Guntur Soeharjanto, 2014). Director Hadrah Daeng Ratu is well-known for his contributions to Indonesian cinema, with works including Makmum (2019), Aku Tahu Kapan Kamu Mati (2020), A Perfect Fit (2021), Merindu Cahaya di Amstel (2022), Sijjin (2023), and Pantaskah Aku Berhijab (2024). The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (LSF) has classified Assalamualaikum Baitullah suitable for viewers aged 13 plus. (ind)