Ayat-Ayat Cinta bviasa
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Ayat-Ayat
Cinta
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Directed by
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Produced by
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Dhamoo Punjabi
Manoj Punjabi |
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Written by
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Habiburrahman El Shirazy
Retna Ginatri S. Noor Salman Aristo |
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Starring
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Music by
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Tya Subiyakto
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Editing by
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Sastha Sunu
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Distributed by
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MD Pictures
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Release date(s)
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February 28, 2008
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Running time
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130 minutes
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Country
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Indonesia
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Budget
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$1.5 million [1]
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Ayat-Ayat Cinta (English: The Verses of Love) is an Indonesian film by Hanung Bramantyo starring Fedi Nuril, Rianti Cartwright, Carissa Putri, Melanie Putria, and Zaskia Adya Mecca. It is a romantic religious film which is based on
best-selling novel
with the same title by Habiburrahman El Shirazy. The story is actually based in
Cairo,
Egypt,
but instead of shooting in Cairo, the movie was shot in India and Semarang,
Indonesia.[2]
Ayat-Ayat Cinta was released on February 28, 2008 in Indonesia,
May 8, 2008 in Singapore, and June 19, 2008 in Malaysia.
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Ayat Ayat Cinta is the tale of a
virtuous Muslim protagonist who overcomes all obstacles in life maintaining
pure ideals.
Fedi Nuril as Fahri bin Abdillah is a poor, intelligent student who
wins a scholarship to complete his graduate degree at Egypt's esteemed Al Azhar University. Very disciplined and dedicated by nature, Fahri embraces
his life in Cairo,
completing his studies and translation of religious books with full enthusiasm,
exactly according to pre-determined targets.
Only one goal is left unattempted:
the pursuit of marriage.
For Fahri is innocent and pure, and
does not believe in the concept of relationships prior to marriage. He is
inarticulate and shy around women. All his life, only two women have been close
to him – his mother and grandmother.
Life changes drastically in Egypt
for he suddenly finds himself surrounded by four beautiful, distinctly
different women.
Carissa Putri as Maria Girgis, a shy, open-minded Coptic neighbor who is attracted to the
teachings of the Quran, finds herself falling in love with Fahri (a fact she only
reveals to her diary).
Melanie
Putria as Nurul, a student at Al Azhar
like Fahri, is the Muslim daughter of a renowned Indonesian cleric. Fahri feels
unworthy of her and thus ignores his feelings for her, leaving her confused and
guessing.
Zaskia Adya Mecca as Noura, an abused Egyptian neighbor, develops strong
romantic feelings for Fahri, who in turn simply sympathizes with her situation.
His romantic rejection destroys her and eventually leads to a false accusation
of rape.
Rianti Cartwright as Aisha, a German-Turkish student in Cairo haunts Fahri
with her beautiful eyes. Following an incident on the metro where Fahri defends
her against narrow minded bigoted Muslims, both immediately develop feelings
for each other.
Ayat-Ayat Cinta was initially set to be released in cinemas on December 19,
2007. However, the release date was constantly changed due to several problems,
but it ultimately premiered on February 28, 2008.
- In the novel, Maria has a younger brother named Yousef, while in the film Maria is depicted as the only child.
- When Fahri was arrested and put in jail, he was imprisoned with respected scholars, namely Professor Abdul Rauf, Ismail, Hamada, Haj Rashed and also Marwan. However, in the movie, Fahri was imprisoned with a cruel yet wise culprit.
- At the end of the novel, Alicia the American reporter returns to Egypt to visit Fahri as a new muslimah. However, in the movie, Alicia did not convert herself as a muslimah.
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