teks: Yes, that's right. Although what the forum user said is partly true, when I think about myself, it's far from the truth. Yes, that's right. People like Ustaz Ebit are among those we pray for to have a long life, good health, and abundant blessings because of their contributions to the people. What annoys me the most is his obsessed followers who keep urging Ustaz Ebit to become a minister or a member of parliament. Hello... if he becomes a minister, will he still be free to do good deeds like he is doing now? Of course not, there will be many protocols and constraints. Just look at what happened to Dr. Zul, the former Mufti of Kuala Lumpur. Before becoming a minister, everyone loved him. But now, how many people criticize him? Do you think being a minister allows you to make decisions freely?
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