Dream - Some people believe that sins in the past will receive "cash rewards" in the Holy Land when performing Hajj or Umrah. Getting lost in the Holy Land is often associated with sins in the past. Like the experience of Indonesian Hajj pilgrim named Linda Raharjo. This mother of four children recounted that the incident happened while she and her husband were performing Tawaf.

At that time, Mecca was filled with millions of Muslim worshipers from all over the world performing the Hajj. Linda admitted that at that time she was having a petty argument with her husband. "At that time, we were circling the Kaaba. Somehow, there was a misunderstanding between me and my husband over a trivial matter. I felt annoyed and complained in my heart. I thought I could perform the Tawaf (circumambulation) alone without my husband. Unconsciously, our hands let go of each other," said Linda, as quoted from mStar.

He said that as a wife, she should obey her husband as long as it does not contradict religious teachings. At that time, Linda suddenly felt a very severe stomach pain like a mother about to give birth. Linda admitted that she continued to perform the circumambulation even though her sweat had already soaked her body.

"Shouldn't a wife obey her husband?" she asked herself. While crying, she begged for forgiveness from Allah SWT for her mistake. After praying in front of the Kaaba, the pain she felt began to subside. She sought forgiveness from Allah SWT for going against her husband. "A few minutes after seeking forgiveness, the stomach ache gradually disappeared," she said.

After completing seven rounds of tawaf, Linda performed two rakaat prayers at the Maqam Ibrahim. After giving salam, her husband tapped her shoulder from behind. Linda immediately hugged her husband and apologized in front of the Kaaba. "Alhamdulillah, I can meet my husband again. I hugged him directly in front of the Kaaba and apologized," she said.

Linda advised wives not to be arrogant towards their husbands and to always be obedient as long as it does not deviate from the teachings of Islam. "Sometimes, because of ego, what our partners do may seem wrong in our eyes. However, in the presence of God, we must be obedient to our husbands as long as it does not contradict the teachings of religion. Do not be arrogant just because you are capable. Husbands are our imams, the imams of the family, whose position is noble in the eyes of God," she said. Report: Khaira Amaliya