Murat, who started a legal battle against his relatives with lawyer Sevil, begins to question his life in this process.

The plot revolves around the early days of Islam. When Prophet Muhammed gets his first revelation, the slaves are the first to believe him. Mecca’s notable residents torture the Muslim slaves to force them into giving up their beliefs. Ebu Cehil’s daughter, Zehra, is also one of these Muslims. Zehra’s beloved, Mesut, takes her to the quarry along with the slaves to be tortured. But through Zehra’s efforts, Mesut also converts to Islam. Mesut will be of great service, both when the Muslim populace migrates to Medina and when they start to face battles.

Zeynep and Bülent are newlyweds. However, on the eve of their wedding, they are both fired from their jobs and left homeless. They spend the first days of their marriage living on the streets and staying with friends. Finally, an opportunity presents itself. Bülent will work as a private driver. The only issue is that he will have to live away from home. This separation turns out to be a great opportunity for Zeynep, as she has also arranged a domestic work position without her husband's knowledge. She will stay at the mansion where she will work at night. The young couple part ways, agreeing to meet once a week. However, neither of them is yet aware that they have both found jobs at the same mansion.

The abandoned Fosforlu sing and dance in the streets to survive. She run into the once famous singer Kemal, who now is blind and have lost his memory. The two start to perform together. A surgeon enjoying their act offers to help Kemal out of his misery.

A secretary steals money to pay off her boyfriend's debts and get married, but she is murdered by a disturbed man before she can do so. Now her boyfriend must find out what happened to her.