JAKARTA - In the midst of his struggle as a single parent, Richa Iskak after Gary Iskak's departure some time ago had to face negative comments from netizens. He was blasphemed because he was considered not to have had a proper period and had returned to work.
Responding to this, Richa gave a firm and straightforward answer. He explained that his decision to return to work was a must in order to support his children.
"Let alone they don't know what my position is," Richa said in the South Jakarta area, Friday, December 12.
He felt there was no need to explain the situation to everyone. He now acts as the backbone of the family. According to him, there is no other choice but to return to work to meet the needs of life.
"Because I want to support my baby with him. So I force work," he said.
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Richa also asked a striking rhetoric question to his critics. "At home for months, who wants to feed?" he asked.
This decision is not without consideration. Richa admitted that he had consulted his parents and religious leaders regarding the law of working during the iddah period in his current condition.
"I already know, I understand. It's okay to believe it, scholars are also asked if it's okay," he explained, showing that he did not violate religious rules.
In fact, she still makes the habit of saying goodbye to her late husband before leaving for work.
"'Yanda, Mother, go to work first'," he said, imitating his words every morning.
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