Unexpected Experience of Magician Limbad at Masjidil Nabawi Until Considered a Devil and Joking with Fangs

"His eyebrows were foundationed (polished with foundation) in makeup and his hair was tucked into his clothes," explained the Admin managing Limbad's Instagram account.

"But during the prayer at Masjidil Nabawi, there were soldiers who approached the Master and checked his hair down to his fangs and called fellow soldiers to check because he was considered a demon, a devil," he added.

The uniqueness of Limbad's appearance still attracts the attention of security officers, who become suspicious again. Limbad's worship guide tries hard to explain the magician's identity. "The mutawif explained in various ways that this is Master Limbad, and you can check on YouTube," he added.

However, instead of believing, the soldiers became even more suspicious after watching Master Limbad's acts on YouTube. "After watching, instead of believing, they said he was a disciple of the Antichrist because what they saw was Master being burned alive, submerged in ice, and immersed in hot water," he said.

Fortunately, the head of the army who was involved in the incident of Limbad's detention at immigration a few years ago came and provided an explanation. "Finally cleared after the head of the army informed that Master Limbad is Muslim, as explained by the head of the army when Master was detained at immigration a few years ago," he said.

After that tense incident, Master Limbad had another interesting moment. He met two famous comedians, Bopak Castello and Daus Separo, who had indeed made an appointment with him after prayer. "Finally met Bopak because after the prayer there was a plan to meet with Bopak Castello and Daus Separo, and they ended up meeting and sharing funny stories. Daus and Bopak were even laughing amusingly," he revealed.

In fact, there was one incident that was the most hilarious. After debating with the soldiers and his guide, Master Limbad made a joke. "The funniest incident was when Master Limbad finished debating with the soldiers and his guide, Master Limbad jokingly tried to scare the soldiers in Madinah with his fangs, and they ran away in fear. Laa..laaaa.. laaaa.. Astaghfirullahaladzim," he said.

Finally, the atmosphere thawed, and the soldiers embraced each other and apologized to Limbad. "Master feels no regret because once it's a call from Allah SWT, it will never be rejected as it's an obligation as a Muslim," he concluded.