Denny Siregar Surprised Najwa's Eyes Are Getting Smaller, Rocky Gerung Why Was He Invited To Discuss Hajj Funds?

JAKARTA - Social Media Activist Denny Siregar was surprised by the speakers presented by Najwa Shihab in the Mata Najwa program, discussing the polemic of hajj funds.

The reason is, Rocky Gerung, one of the observers who often criticizes the government of Joko Widodo, was invited to the event.

"That's @MataNajwa, it's getting less and less, how come Rocky Gerung is invited to discuss hajj funds," said Denny via Twitter, @Dennysiregar7, Thursday, June 10.

Denny's reason is that Rocky Gerung does not have the capacity to discuss the polemic of the hajj fund. "What's the capacity of the stupid master? Just to find viewers? It's been like ILC for a long time," explained Denny.

The government through the Minister of Religion Yaqut Cholil Qoumas and the Indonesian House of Representatives and attended by a number of Islamic organizations have announced that there will be no hajj departures, aka the hajj is canceled for 2021.

For those who have already deposited the cost of the pilgrimage (Bipih) on the regular (regular) or special route, there is no need to fret. Hajj funds can be taken or stored at the Hajj Financial Management Agency (BPKH) for departure the following year. What are the consequences if the Hajj funds are taken or otherwise kept?

The Minister of Religion emphasized that the congregation's money was safe. "The Bipih payment deposit can be requested back by the pilgrims concerned. So the pilgrims' money is safe," said Yaqut at a conference in Jakarta, Thursday, June 3. He continued that congregants who did not go did not have to worry about his Bipih funds. The funds are managed by BPKH and stored in Islamic banks by prioritizing safe sharia principles.

If you choose to keep it at the BPKH, the Ministry of Religion will re-calculate it for next year's departure. He also guaranteed that regular and special Hajj pilgrims who had paid Bipih in 1441 H/2020 M, would become pilgrims in the 1443 H/2022 M pilgrimage.