Tengku Zul's Viral Lecture 'Black People Don't Go To Heaven,' This Politician Has Even Dragged Ronaldo-Ronaldinho, How Come?

Former MUI Wasekjen Tengku Zulkarnain (Photo: Personal Intagram)

JAKARTA - Recently, a lecture by former MUI Deputy Secretary General Tengku Zulkarnain went viral and became a gossip for netizens. The content of the lecture in the 2.20 second video shared on twitter states that black people cannot go to heaven.

Obviously, this has received responses from various parties including a former Democrat politician, Ferdinand Hutahaean. Ferdinand even shared photos of the two legendary Brazilian footballers, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho.

Ferdinand intended to criticize Tengku Zul's lecture. "I'm sure these two people will have a better chance of going to heaven than Mr Zul, even though these two people are mrong *** like @ustadtengkuzul," said Ferdinand via @ FerdinandHaean3, Saturday, April 17.

Both of these footballers are indeed dark skinned, typical of Brazilians in general. For Ferdinand, the two of them never deceived people with words let alone verses.

"These two people don't deceive people with words, let alone verses. They actually help the poor and hungry from their income a lot," he tweeted.

To note, a piece of Tengku Zul's lecture went viral because it offended black people. Tengku Zul said black people cannot go to heaven.

"Put first in the women's paradise, bathed in the river, in heaven the name is nahrun hayat, the river of life, the river of life, the skin is changed. Black people cannot go to heaven, ugly heaven there are black people. I do not feel like there are black people in heaven. "Grandma can't go to heaven. It's broken if there are grandmothers," he said.

Tengku Zul continued, before entering heaven, people first wash themselves because the skin of the heavenly expert is pink. "Going to heaven, first being bathed in the river of life is replaced by wrinkled skin to become smooth, black skin is changed to pink, pink. The skin of the heavenly expert is pink. The skin of Prophet Adam and Eve was created in heaven, the color of his skin is pink," he said.

When asked for information, Tengku Zul said the statement in the video did not match what he meant. It is not true that black people cannot mean heaven. "Where is there such a divine rule?" said Tengku Zul.

What Tengku Zul means is that when a black person enters heaven, his skin will be changed like the Prophet Adam, pink.

"Those who are not allowed to enter heaven are infidels to Allah," he said.