Yahya Waloni Has Been Heavily Criticized: He Is Like A Psychopath, Always Giving Hateful Lectures To Other Religions

Social media activist, Eko Kuntadhi (Screenshot of CokroTV)

JAKARTA - The confession of Ustadz Yahya Waloni who accidentally hit a dog received criticism from many parties. One of them came from social media activist, Eko Kuntadhi, through his YouTube channel, CokroTV recently.

Eko can't stop thinking about how is it possible for an Ustadz to be so happy after crashing into a living creature. In fact, he told about it proudly to the congregation.

"The message is clear, he seemed like saying 'be a person like me, like a psychopath who can laugh happily to see a creature created by Allah suffer as a result of his actions'", said Eko.

Yahya Waloni said that he accidentally hit a dog during a lecture and it was broadcasted on the Hadits TV YouTube channel on Saturday, February 13, 2021. The incident took place in the border area between Riau and Jambi, precisely in Kemuning District.

This was also done when Yahya Waloni was about to leave for a lecture. What was the reason for him to hit the dog? "I also hit a dog, I don't know whose dog it was. Its leg was limping. If it was a goat, I would still definitely hit the brake, but it was a dog, so I just ran over it", he said.

Apart from dogs, Yahya Waloni's lectures often stirred hatred towards his old religion, which is Christian. If we examine it, what Yahya Waloni is 'selling', according to Eko, is just hatred towards other religions.

"His hatred is all about towards Christianity, hatred towards 'different' people. I understand what kind of person Waloni is. He does not have time to learn about Islam from its root",

"He just converted to Islam and immediately got a 'preaching' stage. As a result, what is known about Islam is only hatred towards other religions and that is what he 'sells' his lectures everywhere", said Eko.

In fact, the preachers are a display case of a religion. For example, Catholicism from priests or nuns and Buddhism from monks and nuns. Well, the question is whether Muslims want their religion to be judged by a figure like Yahya Waloni who likes to hurt sentient beings.

"To all Muslims, do we want our religion that is Rahmatan-lil-alamin (mercy for the universe) to be described by the figure and behavior of a person who is from the beginning a psychopathic because there is no other word than 'because I am happy to see the suffering of other creatures'. As for me, I don't want to", Eko said.