Horrifying! Returning from the Surau Late at Night During Heavy Rain, This Man Took Shelter and Slept in the Mortuary, Here’s How It Ended

"Scary! Returning from the Surau Late at Night During Heavy Rain, This Man Took Shelter and Slept in the Mortuary, Here's How It Ended"

Sure! Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "Dream - Just thinking about death is enough to make some people shiver. Let alone visiting places related to death, such as mortuaries or graves. What always arises is horror and scary thoughts."

Horrifying! Returning from the Surau Late at Night During Heavy Rain, This Man Took Shelter and Slept in the Mortuary, Here’s How It Ended

"Recently, a viral video showed a Malaysian man taking shelter from the rain by entering a morgue at night."

Interestingly, the man known as Rajo Redzwan Shah did not seem afraid at all while in the morgue. In fact, the morgue is associated with various stigmas, such as ghost sightings or other mystical events.

"The more chilling part, Redzwan briefly lay down and rested on the table that is usually used to wrap the corpse."

The table with a thin surface and feeling a bit hard, seemed like a soft bed in his home.

Most Internet users are also puzzled thinking about how Redzwan could have the courage to sleep in a morgue. Redzwan, a 27-year-old chef, recounted the incident when he could not go home due to heavy rain.

"I always go to the Surau Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh, Selangor, for congregational prayers and participate in mosque activities. On that day, it rained very heavily, so I thought to take shelter for a while in the funeral room. I recorded the video just for fun and wanted to share it on Instagram Story," he explained.

Redzwan then revealed the reason why he was not afraid at all to sleep in the morgue. Apparently, Redzwan was already accustomed to being in the morgue because he is a member of the funeral management unit at the surau.

"I am usually involved in digging graves, cleaning, and shrouding the corpses. So, it has never crossed my mind to feel afraid."

"Rajo Redzwan Shah, a chef who usually takes care of the deceased when needed at the surau near his home."

Redzwan added, although the video was uploaded as entertainment, it actually contains an important message for young netizens. "Many associate funeral management with mystical elements such as the corpse's body, pocong, haunted graves, and so on." "I am sad. It is time to stop spreading superstitions that play with religion like this," he said.

According to Redzwan, we will all become corpses one day. So, don't consider this to be something strange and mystical.

"Let the youth and young people learn how to manage the deceased. Don't always rely on the elderly." I really hope there are young generations who feel called to be part of the funeral management team in the village or surau," he said."

"Redzwan then gave an example in Palestine where almost every day hundreds of its citizens are killed. "They are very skilled in managing all the bodies of those who have fallen. Has the shroud ever been a concern for them?" asked Redzwan."

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