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 | | Began with reciting the Koranic verse: “Bismillahirohmanirrohim” (in the name of Allah the merciful and the compassionate), Inul sang and kept on shaking, while at times talking to the audience, or inviting two little boys—to whom the dangdut was dedicated—who were sitting on a chair behind the guitarist, to dance along. |
 | | This time, Inul sang in front of guests who were enjoying the served dishes, neighbors and audiences who came from nearby villages. |
 | | For the Indonesian board of moslem leaders, Inul is not just merely corny, but her style of dancing is considered perversely erotic, and that makes it haram (religiously forbidden). |
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