teks: Then I went to Kak Hani's house. As soon as I arrived, I started chatting with her mother. Her mother was talkative (her family is not the type to pray). We had been chatting for a while when suddenly her mother said, "Just call me 'mom', no need to call me 'auntie'. And as for her father, just consider him your own father. No need to cover up too much in the house, wearing socks and such. Her father also has no desire for you because he considers you his own child. It's okay to take off your hijab, as long as you consider her father your own father, there's nothing haram. It's the Islamic law that makes things haram. What's easy to do shouldn't be made difficult." At that moment, I just smiled. There was no point in arguing with an elderly person who lacked knowledge (I remembered the words of Imam Shafi'i).
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