Confess To Refly Harun, After Converting To Islam, Deddy Corbuzier Admits To Being Dizzy, This Is The Cause

Deddy Corbuzier. (Instagram.com/mastercorbuzier)

JAKARTA - It has been two years since Deddy Corbuzier declared himself a Muslim, aka a convert to Islam. However, this is the first time he has confided in constitutional law expert Refly Harun. And he admits to being dizzy.

The question is what is it that makes Sabrina Chairunnisa's lover dizzy. He told this to Refly Harun, who was his guest for Youtube content which he himself was managing the Corbizier Podcast.

It turns out that what he has been doing so far has been in the spotlight of netizens. He received many reactions from netizens that made him dizzy. As reported by ERA, the film star Sanubari Jakarta gave an example of his closeness to Gus Miftah, which netizens have always questioned.

Deddy and his guest Refly Harun. (Screenshot of Youtube Deddy Corbuzier @mastercorbuzier)

"What is the hardest thing about Deddy Corbuzier after becoming a Muslim?" asked Refly Harun, quoted from his YouTube channel on Monday (7/6). "After becoming a Muslim, it makes me dizzy. An easy example, I was close to Gus Miftah because at that time the da'wah dialogue went viral in a nightclub. I think this is interesting," replied Deddy Corbuzier.

The 44-year-old presenter was also annoyed that his closeness to Gus Miftah was underestimated by netizens. "Because I'm close, I often podcast with him. There are netizens, 'Wow, this teacher is wrong, not right.' In fact, for me Gus Miftah is extraordinary," he continued.

Deddy Corbuzier said that he had once again become a target for netizens when he invited Ustaz Khalid Basalamah.

"The simplest example, yesterday I had a cleric with Khalid Bssalamah, getting attacks from netizens is not true, there are people DM to Gus Miftah DM to Ustaz Khalid. I'm so confused, are we not allowed to have a dialogue with anyone?," added Kalina's ex-husband. Oktaranni this.

According to him, everyone is free to study Islam. However, he was surprised that many netizens had divided religious leaders into divisions.

"If you want to be different, you understand, you can take the best of the two. Finally I realized why there was a split inside. Well, I think this split could have happened because of identity politics, there shouldn't be any fuss about this in the future, it's okay to have different debates. Don't blaspheme this person is wrong," said Deddy Corbuzier, who wanted his only son Azka Corbuzier to also follow in his footsteps as a convert.