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Abang Beduk 

Ahmad Nizamuddin is a handsome, smart and tough young man but he is a bit slow in his thinking. He had no purpose in life until he watched the Pencetus Ummah promo. Since then, Ahmad has cultivated the ambition to participate in the dakwah program to become Abang Beduk. So from there is a rather funny scene from Ahmad. From there though he was unsuccessful, but at least there was also an initiative to get better. The good thing is he wants to change and also wants a paradigm shift in a more positive direction.
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Ahmad Nizamuddin is a handsome, smart and tough young man but he is a bit slow in his thinking. He had no purpose in life until he watched the Pencetus Ummah promo. Since then, Ahmad has cultivated the ambition to participate in the dakwah program to become Abang Beduk. So from there is a rather funny scene from Ahmad. From there though he was unsuccessful, but at least there was also an initiative to get better. The good thing is he wants to change and also wants a paradigm shift in a more positive direction.

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