Aye musht-e-Khaak

Dayaan returns home after spending two years abroad and is greeted with joy by his family. Dua, a kind and gentle girl, enjoys the quiet life on the family farm and cherishes time spent with her brother and parents.

Shakeela visits with her son, intending to propose Dua as his bride, just as Dayaan returns.

Mustajab expresses his deep affection for Dua and proposes, but she turns him down, unwilling to leave her family and move to America. Struggling with heartbreak, Mustajab becomes emotionally withdrawn and confesses his feelings to his mother, revealing how much Dua means to him.

Mustajab grows impatient and pressures his mother to finalize his marriage within a few months, but Dua resists, citing her upcoming exams and the need to focus on her studies. Tensions rise as Mustajab becomes increasingly frustrated with her repeated refusals.

Dua and Dayaan arrive at the same hotel where Dua previously dined with Mustajab, only to find that he is already there.

Dayaan runs into Shakeela just as she is leaving for Islamabad. Meanwhile, Mustajab convinces Dua—without her knowing that Shakeela has left—to visit his house.

At a dinner party at Dua's home, Mustajab's mother Shakeela experiences a minor health scare, prompting the family to rush her to the hospital. Once she recovers, she suggests moving up the wedding reception, reflecting on the unpredictability of life.

Dua's parents express concern over Mustajab's unusual behavior, but Dayaan reassures them. Shakeela confides in Dua about her desire to guide Mustajab, influenced by her relationship with her daughter-in-law.

Dua leaves abruptly after her final conversation with Mustajab, leaving her brother to comfort her while still trying to find hope in Bobby's deceit. Meanwhile, Shakeela confesses to her son that her claim of a heart attack was a lie.

Dua hopes to remain in Pakistan, suspecting that Mustajab may be misleading her, and her wish unexpectedly comes true. Meanwhile, Bobby's former girlfriend Shiza arrives from America, intent on unsettling his quiet life.

Dua's friends organize a wedding celebration for her and Mustajab, but Mustajab skips the event to meet Shiza, which Dayaan witnesses at a restaurant.

Dayaan reconnects with Shiza and questions her about her conflict with Mustajab. Shiza expresses her frustration and highlights Bobby's disinterest in religion. Dua overhears their conversation, intervenes, and cautions Shiza against getting involved with Mustajab, later becoming distressed when reminded of his views on faith.

Dua's parents become concerned about her unusual behavior, prompting her and Dayaan to fabricate stories to calm their worries. Meanwhile, Shiza shares a conversation she had with Dua to Mustajab, which causes him to react with intense anger and confront her.

Dua pressures Shakeela, warning her that if Bobby accepts his denial of Allah, she will end her marriage. Mustajab ignores Shakeela's concerns and continues to disregard her warnings.

Mustajab arrives to take his wife home on the evening before Eid. Dua challenges her husband's certainty about their religious beliefs.

Bobby and Dua find themselves caught in a conflict arising from clashing ideologies, leading to tension between them. Shakeela reprimands Dua for acting impulsively, prompting Dua to return to her parents. Meanwhile, preparations continue for Dayaan's night-time wedding.

Ua presents several doubts and questions about religion to Imam Sahb. Through his wisdom and guidance, Imam Sahb addresses each concern, helping Ua deepen her understanding and strengthen her faith in Allah.

Mustajab and Dua continue to disagree over their differing views, and Dua makes a surprising revelation about Imam Sahb's background. She discloses that he is a Ph.D. holder and billionaire who chose to live in a remote area to spread Islam and guide people back to the faith. Mustajab questions Dua about the likelihood of her brother's survival.

Dayaan and Tabeen, now happily married, embark on an Umrah pilgrimage as desired by Tabeen. Meanwhile, Mustajab continues to urge Dua to find common ground between their differing beliefs, but she dismisses his suggestions and remains distant from him.

Shakeela sends her son to America for safety while she prepares for a long legal battle against Dua's family.

Mustajab discovers Shiza in his house, where she confronts him out of jealousy after hearing him speak affectionately about Dua.

Taqi, Tabeen's brother, brings flowers and a cake to celebrate Dua's second-place achievement, but Tabeen informs Dayaan of her brother's feelings for her. Dayaan advises his wife to wait until Dua recovers from her trauma caused by Mustajab. Meanwhile, Bobby tries to convince himself he is content, though his behavior suggests otherwise.

Mustajab encounters Dua when she is alone and away from home, and his declaration of faith leaves her confused. Dayaan notices Mustajab's insincerity and tries to help Dua see through his deception.

Dayaan decides to marry Dua with the help of his friend Taqi, but Taqi's parents are hesitant to move forward quickly. Dua asks Tabeen to persuade Dayaan to postpone the marriage.

Taqi, after being punched by Mustajab, openly declares his love and respect for Dua. Dayaan's family visits Tabeen's home to discuss Dua's potential marriage to Taqi, but their conversation is interrupted when Taqi arrives with a bruised face.

Dayaan persuades Dua to go on a long drive, during which she suggests visiting Jamalpura to meet Imam Sahib. The following morning, Imam Sahib suffers a cardiac arrest.

Mustajab works to regain Dua's trust, leading to a tense moment when Dayaan discovers her speaking to him on the phone and insists she block his number. Meanwhile, Dayaan asks Taqi to help convince Dua of his genuine feelings in order to win her affection.

Taqi takes Dua to dinner in an attempt to have a private conversation, but Dua is distracted by memories of her past with Mustajab.

Sajjad issues his final decision, urging Mustajab not to interfere with Dua's upcoming wedding. Mustajab, however, remains determined, convinced that Dua belongs to him and that nothing will change that.

Tabeen and her family are upset by Dua's refusal to marry Taqi and leave their home. On the way to the mosque for their Nikah, Mustajab's car breaks down on a deserted road, and they are attacked by three robbers who shoot Dua. As she lies dying, Dua asks Mustajab to recite the Kalmah with her.

Shakeela discovers Mustajab in his room, visibly distressed as he attempts to pray. He confides in her about his inner turmoil, expressing feelings of shame and guilt over his past actions.

Dua wakes up after being in the ICU, and Mustajab shares the good news with Shakeela. Once she's stable, Dua's family visits her and tells her about Mustajab's fervent prayers for her recovery.

Dua confronts Mustajab during a party after stepping outside for a private conversation, only to learn that he has been deceiving her.

Tabeen tries once more to arrange a marriage for Taqi, but he is unwilling to commit as he is deeply in love with Dua. Sajjad and Nimra express concern for Dua's future, while Dayaan encourages them to trust in God and allow Dua to live according to her own wishes.

Dua's friends tell her family that she saw Mustajab at the mosque, but Dayaan dismisses the claim, believing Dua may be imagining things. Meanwhile, Tabeen renews the suggestion of Dua marrying Taqi, as Taqi continues to be deeply infatuated with her.

Dua feels uneasy after encountering Mustajab and her discomfort grows when the family learns that he will be officiating their wedding ceremony.