The Ramadan month is a wonderful and especially holy month for all Muslims. This is the time when they fast for 30 days, whereby eating and drinking is not allowed for certain hours.
However, Muslims are allowed to break their fast on certain occasions, such as being sick, on their period, or pregnant.
This particular Malaysian girl, notoriously known as Baby Arra, probably forgot these basic rules about fasting as she went on to slam another girl for drinking water during the fasting season.
Source: Baby Arra
In a slanderous Facebook post, she wrote,
“Why do people always say girls who don’t wear headscarves or don’t cover themselves are considered bad.
“Right now, I’m showing you proof that even this girl who wears a headscarf is terrible as she sneakily drinks water in her office. I’m snapping this picture secretly.
“You guys think for yourselves when you say only girls who don’t wear headscarves are bad but those who do are just the same okay.”
Source: Baby Arra
Wow, her level of ignorance is sky-high!
Much to everyone’s amusement, netizens started pouring into the comments section to teach her a little lesson on how fasting works.
“You must not be a girl to not know how women’s body work… Have you ever heard of ‘period’ or ‘pregnancy’?”
Others defended the girl saying that there is no need to slam other people as it is between themselves and God.
“She is probably hiding it to respect those who are actually fasting. No need to make such small issues into a big matter.”
“Well, if she is thirsty then let her drink. We watch out for our own while fasting, there’s no need to condemn those who aren’t fasting and those who can’t fast.”
Well said, bro!
Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Baby Arra has stirred trouble over sensitive issues such as this.
She has posted several videos before where she recklessly commented on other people’s lifestyle – even though they weren’t necessarily doing anything. Wanna cause drama only lah!
Also read: Woman Had to Give Up Seat, Rants that She Deserved it More than Pregnant Women
