Suara.com – Mutia Ayu, wife of the late Glenn Fredly, has just released a song. However, the song entitled “Ramadan Melody” immediately reaped controversy, because the song is an Islamic song and was deliberately released to celebrate Ramadan 2023.
Mutia Ayu uploaded a video clip for the song “Ramadan Melody” on her Instagram account, Friday (24/3/2023). In the lyrics there are several phrases such as “Alhamdulillah” which are very synonymous with Muslims.
Because of this, netizens have again questioned Mutia Ayu’s original religion. As is known, Mutia Ayu was previously a Muslim because she was born in a Muslim family. It’s just that when he married Glenn Fredly he used Christianity.
So far, Mutia Ayu admits that religion is a private matter that does not have to be told to other people. What is clear is that he celebrates Christian and Islamic holidays.
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In the comments column for Mutia Ayu’s post showing off her new song, many are curious and curious about what Mutia Ayu’s religion really is.
Mutia Ayu. (Youtube/CurhatBangDennySumargo)
“Actually Islam or Christianity Sis Mutia Ayu?” said netizens.
“Confused sis, sorry to ask sis @mutia_ayuu Christian or come back sis?” comments from other netizens.
“Oh, so if it’s the month of Ramadan, sing Ramadan, if it’s Christmas, sing Christmas. It’s everywhere,” said a netizen sarcastically.
Some netizens are even concerned about the song which should be sung by people with the appropriate religion.
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“If I may suggest, it’s better for us to sing according to our respective religions. It’s not about tolerance, but more about believing in what we believe. Because religion is sensitive,” commented netizens.
However, not a few defended Mutia Ayu. “Those who comment on religion, don’t be too fanatical. All religions are good, it’s just a matter of how good the people are in their faith,” said another netizen.
Contributors : Tinwarotul Fatonah
