a family

There is a video that has gone viral on social media showing the preacher To Miftah and his wife. Unfortunately this video is discussed in a negative context. The video shows Gus Miftah shaking his wife’s head at an event. Netizens then accused him of being rude.

The man who often preaches in unusual places like discos wisely responded to the noise about this viral video. Of course, there’s also some kindness talk.

“The character of a good husband is that when he is at home with his wife, he is a good entertainer for his wife. When he is out he does not talk about the family,” said Gus Miftah when he met e in Circle HI area, Thamrin, Central Jakarta, last weekend.

He confirmed that what happened in the video was only part of his wife’s daily life, which was full of jokes. According to him, what makes it look rude is the editing of the video.

Gus Miftah provided clarification on the allegation that he played a hand. At the same time explaining the reaction of his wife when the video went well and she was considered rude.

“(The video) was (taken at the cottage’s birthday). Usually, I (attend) with my family, including my wife. I didn’t even know there was a viral video. They said that I hit my wife, I hit my wife, all kinds of things – so, my wife and I even laughed (hearing) that,” he explained.

“When I see one of them, it’s because someone edited it so quickly, you know. So it looks like my wife and I are fighting or something. My wife laughs. That is my daily life with my wife,” continued Gus Miftah.

The man whose full name is Miftah Maulana Habiburrahman continued, his family is always full of laughter. So there is nothing that needs to be fixed or changed at this time.

Because according to him, what is shown in the video is one of his charms in the eyes of his wife. If the smile went away, it would be weird in his opinion.

“At home I usually joke with my wife, it’s nothing bad. In fact, my wife gets worried when I don’t behave strangely like that. That’s just what my wife ‘wait,” concluded Gus Miftah.

(aay/dar)