Different Treatment of Gus Miftah and Pesinden Niken to the Ice Seller, Netizen: A Sensible People’s Tongue is Behind Their Hearts

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FAJAR.CO.ID,JAKARTA — Special​ Presidential⁤ Envoy (UKP) for⁤ Religious‌ harmony‌ adn the Growth of Religious Facilities,Miftah Maulana Habiburrahman ​alias Gus Miftah is in the‌ spotlight after his video insulting an ⁢iced tea seller went viral.

Interestingly, ⁤netizens compared Gus Miftah’s actions ‍with a young sinden‌ from⁣ Kediri, Niken Salindry.

The​ @Paradox*** account uploaded two different ‌incidents which ⁤have been⁢ combined in one⁢ video.

“Salute Ms. Niken!!‍ A wise person’s tongue is behind his heart,and a stupid person’s heart ‌is behind his tongue. — ​Gus, Gus,‍ I hope you will be wiser.But⁣ the answer will be ‌”I usually joke with the congregation” 😌= — Maybe the ice basket can be appointed as a special staff.🙏,” wrote the account while sharing⁢ the video.

“How much ⁤is that in total? Rp. 100‌ thousand. OK,⁤ everyone can⁢ take it, okay?‌ If you want‌ to​ take it, just ⁢take ⁢it.”You can dance,⁤ bro, wes, ‌you don’t need ⁢to play baskets,” said Niken.

Next, the video shows Gus Miftah insulting an ice‍ seller who was present at the Magelang Bersholawat ‌event‍ with Gus Miftah Habiburrohman, ⁢Gus‌ Yusuf Chudlori,⁣ Habib Zaidan Bin Yahya.

There was a ⁣seller of iced tea and bottled mineral water present at the event. He carried his merchandise on his head.

Some of those present at the event shouted asking gus Miftah⁤ to buy up the merchandise of the man who was watching the​ preaching while ⁣standing.


How ⁣can public​ figures effectively use humor to foster social harmony without alienating their audience?

Interview: The Impact of Public‍ Figures on Social Harmony – A⁤ Conversation with Dr. Anisa Rahmawati, Sociologist



Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Anisa Rahmawati. We’re discussing a recent viral incident involving Special Presidential Envoy Miftah Maulana Habiburrahman, ‍also known as Gus miftah, and how his remarks towards an iced tea⁣ seller at a religious event​ have triggered widespread debate online.What’s your immediate reaction ⁤to this situation?



Dr. Rahmawati: Thank you for having‌ me. This ⁤incident underscores the notable obligation public figures, especially those in roles of religious and social influence, carry. Gus Miftah’s​ comments, which ​many‌ interpreted as⁣ insulting, may diminish the vrey harmony he’s ‍meant to promote as a Special Presidential envoy.when leaders make light ​of or disrespect ​individuals—especially in ‍such public forums—it can perpetuate social divides rather than bridging them.



Editor: It’s engaging to note how netizens have compared Gus Miftah’s actions to those of a young sinden from Kediri,Niken Salindry,who engaged in⁢ light-hearted banter with her audience. How do you see the contrast between these two figures in ​terms of their public⁢ interactions?



Dr. Rahmawati: The comparison between Gus Miftah and Niken Salindry highlights a critical distinction ⁢in‌ how humor can be wielded.niken’s approach—encouraging audience ‌participation and playfully⁣ addressing‌ them—demonstrates emotional intelligence and respect for her listeners. In ‍contrast,Gus Miftah’s comments about the iced tea seller could⁣ be seen as a lack of sensitivity. This reflects the‍ idea that not all ⁢jokes are appropriate, ‍especially in‌ contexts where the audience is vulnerable or in a lower economic⁢ position.



Editor: You mentioned the role of humor in public discourse. Can you elaborate on ⁢why humor is crucial in maintaining social harmony?



Dr. Rahmawati: humor can be a powerful tool for connection—it can break down barriers and foster understanding. Though, when humor⁢ is misused, especially by those in leadership roles, it can alienate individuals and create a climate of ridicule rather than inclusion. The religious and cultural context is vital here;⁢ humor⁢ should be​ constructive, uplifting, and mindful of⁣ the ⁢diverse perspectives‌ within an audience. ​



Editor: In light of this incident,⁢ what practical advice would you provide ​to public figures to ⁤ensure their remarks reinforce social harmony?



Dr. Rahmawati: Public figures​ should be conscious of their words⁣ and the impact they ​carry. Here are a few practical points:





  1. Know Your Audience: Understand the demographics and sensitivities of your listeners. Tailor your message accordingly.








  1. Encourage Positive Engagement: Rather‍ than making jokes at ⁣someone’s expense, find ways to uplift and engage your audience positively.








  1. Reflect Before Speaking: Take a moment to ‍consider how your words‍ might potentially be perceived. Does it contribute to​ understanding,or could it possibly harm?








  1. Acknowledge mistakes: ⁢If⁤ an ‍inappropriate comment is⁣ made,it’s essential to address it publicly and sincerely. This accountability fosters trust.






Editor: Thank you, Dr. Rahmawati. As we wrap up, what do​ you think is the⁤ broader implication of Gus Miftah’s remarks for society?



Dr. Rahmawati: This situation serves as a reminder of the ⁣delicate balance our leaders must strike. It highlights the need for sensitivity towards social dynamics and the strength required to navigate these roles with compassion.Ultimately,it ⁤reminds us that⁤ social harmony is a shared ‌responsibility that requires ⁤both understanding and empathy from⁢ those who hold ⁣influence over‌ public discourse.



Editor: Thank you for your insights, Dr.Rahmawati. This conversation sheds light on the⁤ significant role public figures play ‌in shaping social narratives ‌and the importance of their‍ responsibility toward promoting ⁤harmony in society.

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