Indonesian YouTuber slammed for video where he offered money to people to cancel their fast during Ramadan


In the controversial video, Hasan offered pizza to people who are fasting and asked them to cancel their fast for money. — Screenshot from YouTube

An Indonesian YouTuber has come under fire for posting a video showing him approaching Muslims who are fasting for Ramadan and offering them 10mil Indonesian rupiah (RM2,836) to cancel their fast, according to a report by Detik.

Hasan Abdillah, who goes by the name Hasanjr11 on his YouTube channel, posted the 10-minute video on April 27 which detailed how he approached three individuals and one group of children on the first day of Ramadan while secretly recording his conversations with them.

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