A user on X, @ame3r_hakim, expressed discomfort with the content of a premarital course he attended, stating that the lecturer made excessive lewd jokes and focused heavily on sexual matters. He felt that the course was inappropriate and not worth the RM120 fee. Other users shared their experiences, with some praising courses that provided valuable Islamic knowledge while others condemned the use of inappropriate humor in such settings.
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Image via @ame3r_hakim Bagaimanapun, tinjauan ruang komen mendapati netizen turut berkongsi pandangan mereka mengenai isu itu Ada juga yang berkongsi pengalaman mereka menghadiri kursus kahwin di kawasan masing-masing."Alhamdulillah my place tak macam ni. Memang betul-betul bagi ilmu. Pasal ta’liq, financial, semua dorang sentuh. Buat lawak tapi tak ada langsung selit lawak lucah,"kata seorang netizen.
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