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2026–1 seasonPali Yahya
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The story follows Walid (Faizal Hussein), a former leader of the deviant cult Jihad Ummah, who flees from the authorities and hides in a mountainous region to rebuild his influence. His attempt to rise again leads him to meet Habiburrahman (Aqasha), a charismatic preacher who conceals his true intentions behind eloquent words.

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What is Walid (2026) about?

The story follows Walid (Faizal Hussein), a former leader of the deviant cult Jihad Ummah, who flees from the authorities and hides in a mountainous region to rebuild his influence. His attempt to rise again leads him to meet Habiburrahman (Aqasha), a charismatic preacher who conceals his true intentions behind eloquent words.

Who stars in Walid?

Walid stars Faizal Hussein, Aqasha, Ahmad Tarmimi Siregar, Olla Ramlan, Marisa Yasmin. The series was created by Erma Fatima.

How many seasons does Walid have?

Walid has 1 seasons. There are 12 episodes in total.

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