Following the trials and tribulations of self-appointed Muslim community leader Mr Khan and his long-suffering family. Plans are afoot for Shazia's upcoming wedding to Amjad, but Mr Khan has failed to book the local mosque. Mrs Khan is furious, but all should be well as long as Mr Khan can persuade the mosque manager to do him a favour.

Forced to take his visiting mother-in-law on a shopping trip, Mr Khan's opportunity to network with the bigwigs of Sparkhill Business Association, may be in danger of not happening.

Mr Khan is reluctant to dip into the rainy day fund to finance a holiday, especially as Shazia's honeymoon also needs paying for, but an eventful Annual General Meeting at the local mosque seems to provide a surprising solution.

Mr Khan is determined to be the impresario behind the new call to prayer at the Sparkhill mosque, and sets out to hold his own X Factor-style auditions. Meanwhile, family duty calls when he is asked to sort out future son-in-law Amjad's job promotion.

Mr and Mrs Khan find themselves at loggerheads. She requires calm for a prayer meeting, but he hopes to invite some friends over to watch a cricket match on their new TV.

The Khans have a spare invite for the wedding. For Mr Khan, the fewer the guests the better, which is why he believes in inviting only influential people like Councillor Javed. So when Mrs Khan suggests inviting the Parvez family, Mr Khan is faced with an important decision. To add to his concerns, it happens to also be the Khans' wedding anniversary.