Summary It's three weeks until the new Mercy Mosque is officially open, but no one, besides Amaar, seems to know or really seems to care. Even the fact that Yousef bought a new shirt - as nice a shirt as it is - is garnering more attention. Rayyan suggests that Amaar get Nate to print a story in the Mercy Chronicle, but making such a story exciting to Nate itself becomes a challenge. The one thing that Nate picks up from Amaar's ramblings about the new mosque site is that a dead body was found in the building many years ago. Amaar, believing any publicity is good publicity, fails to tell Nate the complete nature of that dead body. What Nate ends up printing is that the building the new mosque is located in is haunted. Baber designates himself as the official Jinn exorciser, until Thorne inflicts his own western cultural sensibilities on Baber. Only when Amaar and Rayyan turn to PR maven Sarah, who comes up with a PR stunt, may they be able to show all the Muslims in Mercy that the building is safe to enter. Meanwhile, Nate, who believes he has fallen in love, goes to extreme lengths to be with the object of his affections, much to Fred's delight.

• Comedy
• Sitcom