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The series focuses on the Muslim community in the fictional prairie town of Mercy, Saskatchewan (population 14,000).
When a young lawyer from Toronto decides to become an Imam, he decides to move west to the prairies to pursue his true calling. As the new spiritual leader arrives in his new home, the Muslim community butts heads with locals.
When Baber decides to put up a barrier to separate men and women at the mosque, a war of words along gender lines erupts.
An open house held in Mercy that is meant to bridge gaps between the Muslim and non-Muslim communities has unexpected consequences.
Rayaan and her mother have an argument over the swimming schedule at the local pool.
The mosque has a new member and this leads to much discussion among the populace of Mercy.
Yasir's mother arrives for a visit and has plans that could prove disruptive for him and his family.
Rayyan considers dating a local fireman and this proves to be unsettling for a few people.
With the Anglican church in Mercy facing financial troubles and a visit from the Archdeacon, the Muslim community tries to help out.
Rayyan Hamoudi
Yasir Hamoudi
Sarah Hamoudi
Amaar Rashid
Reverend William Thorne
Baber Siddiqui
Layla Siddiqui
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