JAKARTA - After Singapore declared its rejection of the arrival of Ustaz Abdul Somad alias UAS. Now it is reported that UAS has also been refused entry to Madura by hundreds of students.
This was conveyed by social media activist Eko Kuntadhi through his Twitter account, @_ekokuntadhi on Friday, May 20.
While uploading a piece of news about the refusal of UAS to come to Madura, Eko described a number of countries that did not allow UAS to come. In fact, there are a number of regions in Indonesia apart from Madura whose people have expelled UAS from entering their territory.
"Singapore, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Timor Leste reject Somad. Madura, UGM, Kudus, Bali also reject Somad," said Eko.
Eko said that refusing to come or prohibiting someone's activities in certain areas was a form of reaction. According to him, what happened to UAS could be the basis for someone to be introspective in their attitude and behavior.
"Normal people will see it as a material for self-introspection," said Eko.
But for those who do not take this rejection effort as a step of self-introspection, he said, it is undeniable that this figure has an arrogant character.
"Arrogant people take action against the whole world that is wrong. He is the one who is the most right," he added.
As is known, Ustaz Abdul Somad alias UAS was refused entry to Singapore on Monday, May 16. Singapore's attitude towards the preacher was expressed by UAS in its official Instagram account, @ustadzabdulsomad_official.
UAS also became a byword. His name has become a topic of discussion on social media. A number of politicians, members of the DPR, high-ranking institutions, and even the government have raised their voices.
Including the Ministry of Home Affairs (Kemendagri) Singapore which gave an official statement containing the reasons why UAS was refused entry to the country on Tuesday 17 May
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