Brilio.net - Recently, news about religious harmony in Indonesia has been in the spotlight of netizens. Not without reason, a number of content circulating on social media during Ramadan this year is different from before. This is because of the actions of non-Muslims who took part in the takjil hunt which recently became a hot topic of conversation in cyberspace.
Many non-Muslims deliberately hunt for takjil before 5 pm. There are even those who have bought takjil from 3 pm. This action invited various hilarious responses from netizens. Many feel competitive, but quite a few are also happy because they are enthusiastic about this moment.
As if it wasn't over yet, enthusiasm for participating in activities related to Ramadan was also seen from a man who bought koko shirts. Uniquely, these fathers whose names are unknown are non-Muslims. This unique moment was shared by the child by uploading a video on the TikTok account @familikumbang.
As is known, buying koko clothes before Eid has become a habit for most Indonesians. It turns out that this habit is also followed by middle-aged men. In the video shared by his son, he is seen trying on several koko clothes.
photo: TikTok/@familykumbang
"Dad bought a lot of colored fir," said the father, quoted by brilio.net , Friday (22/3).
"But Dad is Catholic," said his son, laughing.
"Look guys, how many crosses are there? There are 4 crosses," added his son.
photo: TikTok/@familykumbang
When asked what the reason was for buying the koko shirt, the father said that the shirt was to be used to visit his friend. It didn't stop there, he also said he would buy takjil before other people.
"After this, buy takjil fir, let's do that first," said the father.
His appearance when wearing a koko shirt even received praise from his wife. The short-sleeved koko shirt is said to make him look like Habib Jafar .
photo: TikTok/@familykumbang
"You're even more handsome, like Habib Jafar," said his wife and was greeted with laughter from his children.
"Thank God," he said back with a happy smile.
From the time the post was uploaded until this article was written, the video has been watched 1.5 million times. Various hilarious responses from netizens were seen filling the comments column.
"'KAYAK HABIB JAFAR' IS SO tiring after that, thank God," said the account @bumbeomcar.
"It's true that I am a Christian and a Catholic husband, and we already have 3 pairs of couple clothes for Eid," commented from the account @venycendana01.
"Why, wow, I'm non-nising, but I've bought Eid clothes for me, for my husband too, don't forget I also exchanged money for small THR," said the account @evelyn_liu13.
"I think it's them who are excited, it's not us who have an event from takjil bju Eid, don't we all come around and greet you like that, sis," said the account @kim_tae384.