Ummi Pipik Asks Wanda Harra Not To Be Blasphemed Even Though Men Know Wearing Cadres When Participating In Studies

Umi Pipik (Instagram @_ummi_pipik_)

JAKARTA - The name of artist Wanda Harra is in the public spotlight after being caught coming to a study using a hijab and also a veil. This incident received many blasphemy from netizens who saw it, some even immediately asked Ummi Pipik about this response.

"Umi how is the response about a well-known fashion stylist who comes to the study of sitting in the place of akhwat (Female) wearing a veil even though he is Ikhwan (male) and his friends don't reprimand him," wrote @fnn*** quoted by VOI from the comment column uploaded @_ummi_pik_, Monday, July 22.

Seeing this, Ummi Pipik tried to explain the dignity of the veil in Islam which Ummi Pipik said that the veil must be used for good things.

"The veil is Sayyidah Fatima's dress, the glorious clothes of noble women that are not appropriate to be used for bad things. I also personally use a veil, does not mean that I am good or I am pious, even guaranteed to go to heaven or not," replied Umi Pipik.

Not intending to advise other people about how to dress, Ummi Pipik emphasized that she only reminded them to use the veil according to its function.

"I am still far from praying and do not feel better than others, but I appeal to anyone not to wear this beautiful dress of Sayyidah Fatimah with bad things, may Allah give guidance!" he concluded.

In addition to providing an explanation regarding the use of cadres in Islam, other uploads were uploaded, Ummi Pipik conveyed a wise message not to be prejudiced.

He admitted that the act was wrong, but with the arrival of the man to study, it was possible for him to get guidance.

"Health is not justified, it is clear that it is wrong, but I hope that his knowledge becomes guidance for him, back to the Shari'a that has been set by Allah ta'ala)," he said.

Furthermore, Ummi Pipik also reminded fellow Muslims to keep embracing each other, not to hate by blaspheming and still reminding each other and praying for the best.

"(Don't hate the person because he is also a servant of God, but hate what he does, by reminding him well, praying and embracing him, because da'wah is not hitting but embracing)," he said.