Ustaz Yusuf Mansur Shares His Experience of Preaching During the Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on various layers of society. This also applies to Ustaz Yusuf Mansur who has difficulty preaching due to the situation that does not allow for gathering crowds.

However, these difficulties do not hinder Ustaz Yusuf Mansur from continuing to preach. In fact, according to him, there are various positive lessons that can be learned during this pandemic.

"Preaching during a pandemic has only two options. First, good. Second, very good. There is no good or bad story, and we must train ourselves to use better words," said Ustaz Yusuf Mansur.

1. Chatting with Gus Miftah

Photo Credit: Personal Documentation

Furthermore, Ustaz Yusuf Mansur, along with his eldest daughter, Wirda Mansur, will share various stories with Gus Miftah on the program 'Ngobrol Bareng Gus Miftah' on iNews Friday (20/11) at 20.00.

There will be many important lessons about interpreting life. One of them, as stated by Gus Miftah, is that if someone tells you that your dreams are too big, tell them that it is not your dreams that are too big, but their thinking that is too narrow.

2. Ustaz Yusuf Mansur Mentioned as Presidential Candidate for RI 2024

credit: instagram.com/wirda_mansur

Ustaz Yusuf Mansur recently celebrated his 20th wedding anniversary with his beloved wife, Siti Maemunah. On this important occasion, their daughter named Wirda Mansur surprised them by transforming the rooftop of their house into a wedding venue.

The small family of Ustaz Yusuf Mansur celebrated the anniversary with joy. Wirda expressed her sweet thoughts in her post dedicated to her parents.

Now, from Wirda's post, one thing caught the attention of netizens. Whether joking or not, the beautiful girl referred to Ustaz Yusuf Mansur as a candidate for the Indonesian Presidential Election in 2024.

"While 'celebrating' the wedding anniversary, because it was not celebrated before due to lack of money. Happy Wedding Anniversary Pah, Mah, future RI 1 2024," wrote Wirda while adding a laughing emoji.

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