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Tonja Witcraft
Ayat-Ayat Cinta adalah sebuah film Indonesia karya Hanung Bramantyo yang dibintangi oleh Fedi Nuril, Rianti Cartwright, Carissa Putri, Zaskia Adya Mecca, dan Melanie Putria. Film ini merupakan film religi hasil adaptasi dari sebuah novel best seller karya Habiburrahman El Shirazy berjudul Ayat Ayat Cinta, dan tayang perdana pada 28 Februari 2008. Walaupun kisah dalam film dan novel Ayat-Ayat Cinta berlatarkan kehidupan di Kairo, Mesir, tetapi proses pengambilan gambar tidak dilakukan di kota itu.[1]
Sebuah kisah cinta dengan latar belakang agama, terutama Islam, dalam kehidupan. Fahri bin Abdullah Shiddiq (Fedi Nuril) adalah pelajar Indonesia yang berusaha menggapai gelar masternya di Al-Azhar. Ia harus berkutat dengan berbagai macam impiannya dan kesederhanaan hidup di Mesir. Ia bertahan dengan menjadi penerjemah buku-buku agama. Semua impian dijalani Fahri dengan penuh antusias kecuali satu: menikah.
Fahri adalah laki-laki taat yang begitu lurus. Dia tidak mengenal pacaran sebelum menikah. Dia kurang artikulatif saat berhadapan dengan perempuan. Hanya ada sedikit perempuan yang dekat dengannya selama ini, neneknya, Ibunya dan saudara perempuannya.
Pindah ke Mesir membuat hal itu berubah. Tersebutlah Maria Kirgiz (Carissa Putri). Tetangga satu flat yang beragama Kristen Koptik tetapi mengagumi Al-Qur'an, dan mengagumi Fahri. Kekaguman yang berubah menjadi cinta. Sayang, cinta Maria hanya tercurah dalam diari saja.
Lalu ada Nurul (Melanie Putria), anak seorang Kyai terkenal yang juga mengeruk ilmu di Al-Azhar. Sebenarnya Fahri menaruh hati pada gadis manis ini. Sayang rasa mindernya yang hanya anak keturunan petani membuatnya tidak pernah menunjukkan rasa apa pun pada Nurul. Sementara Nurul pun menjadi ragu dan selalu menebak-nebak.
Setelah itu ada Noura Bahadur (Zaskia Adya Mecca), juga tetangga yang selalu disiksa Ayahnya sendiri. Fahri berempati penuh dengan Noura dan ingin menolongnya. Sayang hanya empati saja. Tidak lebih. Namun Noura yang mengharap lebih. Dan nantinya ini menjadi masalah besar ketika Noura menuduh Fahri memperkosanya.
Terakhir muncul lah Aisha (Rianti Cartwright), si mata indah yang menyihir Fahri. Sejak sebuah kejadian di metro, saat Fahri membela Islam dari tuduhan kolot dan kaku, Aisha jatuh cinta pada Fahri dan Fahri juga tidak bisa membohongi hatinya.
Mahasiswa yang sedang menyelesaikan studi S2-nya di Universitas tertua di dunia, Al-Azhar. Seorang pemuda bersahaja yang memegang teguh prinsip hidup dan kehormatannya. Cerdas dan simpatik hingga membuat beberapa gadis jatuh hati. Dihadapkan pada kejutan-kejutan menarik atas pilihan hatinya.
Film Ayat-ayat Cinta (AAC) meraih penghargaan dari Museum Rekor Indonesia (MURI) karena jumlah penontonnya terbanyak yakni 3,6 juta orang lebih. Produser film AAC, Manoj Punjabi mengatakan diperkirakan sekitar lima juta kopi DVD bajakan film ini beredar di pasaran. Sebanyak 1,2 juta di antaranya telah dihancurkan. Ia mengatakan selain di putar di gedung bioskop di Indonesia, film AAC juga diputar di Singapura dan Malaysia. "Bahkan akan diputar di Hongkong, India dan Brunei Darrussalam," katanya.[2]
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