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Terrifying! Returning from the Mosque Late at Night in Heavy Rain, This Man Takes Shelter and Sleeps in the Morgue, Here's How It Ends

Dream - Just thinking about death is enough to make some people shudder. Especially if they visit places related to death, such as morgues or cemeteries. What always comes to mind is horror and terror.

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

Interestingly, the man known as Rajo Redzwan Shah appeared to be completely unafraid when in the mortuary room. However, mortuary rooms are associated with various stigmas, such as ghost sightings or other mystical occurrences.

What makes it even more chilling, Redzwan briefly lay down and rested on the table that is usually used to shroud the deceased.

The table with a thin surface that feels slightly hard, as if it were a soft bed in his house.

Most Internet users also wonder how Redzwan can have the courage to sleep in the morgue. Redzwan, a 27-year-old chef, tells the story of when he couldn't go home because of heavy rain.

"I always go to the Bandar Baru Sungai Buloh Mosque, Selangor, to perform congregational prayers and participate in mosque activities. On that day, it was raining heavily, so I thought of taking shelter for a while in the mortuary 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 is not afraid at all to sleep in the mortuary room. Apparently, Redzwan is already accustomed to being inside the mortuary room. Because he is a member of the funeral management unit at the surau.

"I am used to being involved in grave digging, cleaning, and shrouding corpses. So, it never crossed my mind to feel afraid."

Rajo Redzwan Shah, a chef who usually takes care of corpses when needed at a surau near his house.

Redzwan added, although the video was uploaded for entertainment purposes, it actually contains an important message for young netizens. "Many associate funeral management with mystical elements such as corpse baths, pocong (shrouded ghost), haunted graves, and so on." "I am sad. It is time to stop spreading superstitious things that manipulate religion like this," he said.

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

"Let the young people and the youth learn how to manage corpses. Do not always rely on the elderly." "I really hope that there are young generations who are called to become a team of funeral managers in the village or mosque," he said."

"Redzwan then gave an example in Palestine where hundreds of its citizens are killed almost every day. 'They are very adept at managing all the fallen bodies. Have they ever been concerned about pocong?' Redzwan asked."

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