"Dream - Preacher Gus Miftah assesses that the use of speakers or amplifiers in mosques is still necessary for the sake of Ramadan's propagation. The use of speakers is needed to restore the atmosphere of fasting month as it was in the past. 'The vibrancy of Ramadan must be brought back to how it felt during our parents' childhood, so that the Ramadan ambiance is felt,' said a man named Miftah Maulana Habiburrahman, as quoted from Liputan6.com, Tuesday, March 12, 2024."

According to him, the Ministry of Religious Affairs (Kemenag) did not fully understand the content of his sermon. He expressed his surprise at being called "asbun" or "asal bunyi" (making noise without substance) by the Ministry of Religious Affairs after questioning the regulations on the use of loudspeakers in the mosque environment. "The Ministry of Religious Affairs of Indonesia should not be so sensitive, they should just see whether Abah's (his familiar nickname) speech was directed at them or not, which it was not. Why get sensitive and call Abah 'asbun'?" said Gus Miftah.

Anna asked Gus Miftah to first understand the purpose of the Ministry of Religious Affairs (Kemenag) issuing a circular on guidelines for the use of loudspeakers in mosques and prayer rooms. "As a preacher, it's better for Gus Miftah to understand the circular first, so that he doesn't sound ignorant and provocative. If he still doesn't understand, he can ask for a proper explanation. Moreover, comparing it to dangdut music is clearly inappropriate and a misunderstanding," she said.

This circular aims to create mutual peace, order, and comfort in the dissemination of religious teachings among a diverse society, including different religions, beliefs, backgrounds, and others. "This circular does not prohibit the use of amplifiers. Please recite the Quran using an amplifier for the dissemination. For mutual comfort, the amplifier used should only use internal speakers," he said.