Gaya Elit Bayar Utang Sulit! Ustadz Levi Bongkar Ngerinya Dosa Utang yang Sengaja Ditunda

Have you ever seen someone struggling to pay their debts, but instead showing off their travels, vacations, or luxury shopping sprees on their Instagram Stories or TikTok? This "elite lifestyle, difficult debt repayment" phenomenon is increasingly prevalent in the digital age. But how does Islam view this? In Episode 2 of Janji Ngaji, Ustadz Levi provides a very stern yet soothing discussion and warning about debt. He firmly emphasizes that DEBT IS A PROMISE, and in Islam, keeping promises is obligatory. Many of us underestimate debt, yet debt is a serious matter that will be carried with us until death. In fact, the reward of martyrdom can be withheld if someone still has outstanding debts. So, what is the ruling if someone is actually able to pay (and can travel) but deliberately delays it? Watch this video to the end to understand the essence of responsibility in Islam, so that we can avoid negligence that could damage our good deeds in the afterlife. Don't forget to Like, Comment, Share this video with your circle or friends, and Subscribe to the Janji Ngaji channel so you don't miss the next helpful episode! Watch the Previous Episode: The Art of 'Flexing' That Is Blessed: [Insert Ep 1 Video Link Here] Visit us also at: Official Channel:    / janjingaji   #JanjiNgaji #UstadzLevi #DebtLaw #PayDebt #SelfReminder #ShowingOffSosmed #IslamicStudy #SocialMediaEthics #DebtSin #Hijrah #IslamicLecture