Teach Me (Naina)
Chapter 62

"Well, is that true? Kalo Naina ...." Lisan Ahmad kelu, unable to continue his sentence. He looked at his eldest daughter who had just arrived home from keeping Naina in the hospital.

Khadijah sighed, it was a question that. Khadija himself is uncertain, doctors do not give him certainty and Naina's speech sounds ambiguous. He can't give an answer yet.

"Dijah is also uncertain, Bi. Naina asked even the answer was confusing." Khadijah looked at Ahmad, there was nothing he wanted to hide from everyone. Just, what kind of answer do they want?

Ahmad sat on the sofa, followed by everyone. Gathered discussing the fateful incident that befell on the prospective daughter-in-law in the house. Busyro and his wife were even still there invited Ahmad to give the best decision. Just waiting for Alfin, the main party should be present.

"Where is Alfin? Can he accept?" ahmad asked again after a moment of silence.

Opposite him, Aminah lowered her head. Ever since hearing the bad news about Naina, her heart felt anxious. I wanted to go see, but Ahmad always said later.

"Dijah doesn't know, Abi can ask him. You see, he himself saw the incident directly," replied Khadijah again confused everyone.

Ahmad sighed, worried that his son was back on the wrong path after being on the right path.

"We'll wait for Alfin, Bi. Anyway Umi wants to see Naina's situation, when are we going there, Bi?" aminah. As a woman who had given birth three times, she had already considered Naina like her child since she first met.

Making sure of the girl's condition, giving her support and possibly helping her get rid of the trauma.

"Wait a minute, Mi. We'll go there together. Now Abi wants to know exactly how?" sahut Ahmad rejected Aminah's wishes.

Aminah looked down, her two sons turned at the same time. Feeling sorry for the old woman who was worried about Naina's condition.

"Rightly, Imam Ash-Shafi'i rahimahullaah said about zinah. When he was asked about the law of adultery. "Why is the law for adulterers so heavy?" His face immediately reddened, his cheeks blushing pomegranate. "Because ...," he answered with flaming eyes, "zinah is a sin that is bala’. As a result of the universe of his family, his neighbors, his descendants up to the rats in his house and the ants in his burrow."" Ahmad looked at the face of his wife and children.

Explain the laws of adultery and the perpetrators of adultery. They all bowed their heads, knowing very well what kind of bad provisions resulted from the sin of adultery.

Ahmad continued, "In the book of Imanut-Taqwa Imam Shafi’i also said, that adultery is a debt. It will not be paid by a man who committed adultery if his wife, mother and sister have not been betrayed by another man even from the door hole (in his house) even once. Na'uudzu billaah min dzaalik!" Ahmad shook his head.

What a sin of adultery must be borne by the perpetrator. Ahmad stroked his chest, calming his aged heart. Aminah trembled, next to her Khadijah rubbed her mother's back.

"Because of the actions of her parents first, the girl had to bear a heavy burden. But he knows nothing." Busyro's sentence ends with a long, heavy breath.

Unseen an awkwardness on the lower part of the girl's body, she looked normal unlike most people who after being forced by someone.

"So, you mean Brother Naina is still a seal?" busyro asked as she glanced at her brother.

Khadijah fell silent, doubting himself by his statement. What must he say so that all his family will accept what happened to Naina. Support Alfin not to leave the girl so that she does not experience deep trauma.

"Self doubt the same answer Brother. How are we the same?" busyro said again to make Khadija cornered.

"Mas, I mean Kak Sejah he does not want us all to ignore Naina just because of the incident. Because if we do that, it will make Naina worse. Drowning in deep trauma, he's here the victim, not the perpetrator. We can't lay the blame for what happened to Naina. Poor that girl, Mas. She has no parents, who will lean on her?" obviously Amaliah, Busyro's wife.

The two men were stunned, digesting Amaliah's words. Khadijah smiled, and finally someone understood him.

"If only, what happened to Naina happened to one of our families? What do we do to ourselves, how do we feel? It's not that I'm defending Naina, or supporting adultery. Wasn't it! But the humanity that is within us, wake us up. How can we ask Alfin to break up the marriage just because of this matter?" Amaliah continued.

As a fellow woman, she knew what Naina was feeling right now. His physical pain, also his inner pain if until Alfin decided to leave him.

"Lagian Kak Sejah said, all that is still unclear. What the eyes see is not necessarily what happens." Amaliah ended her speech. He looked at Ahmad who was silent while looking at Aminah.

Even with Busyro, the man also silently digested the words of his wife. Khadijah stroked his sister-in-law, thanking her for her support and understanding.

"As women, we can feel what Naina is feeling. He needs support, if Alfin leaves him it will make Naina worse. Abi know what he said before I came home? She cried asking, Alfin won't leave me, will he?" Khadija sobbed, remembering how painful Naina's heart was.

Aminah, who had been holding back tears, shed her tears. Ahmad sighed, removing the ego that controlled his heart.

"Well, let's wait for Alfin's decision. He will live, not us. The next day we will look at Naina," Ahmad broke up to make their hearts a little relieved.

What they didn't realize was, Alfin was there. Listen to their conversation from behind the main door of the house. He who intends to enter into a row because he wants to listen to the debate.

In the end, Alfin chose to go and return to the mosque. Think about everything that happened and what decisions it will make. He had met many victims of abuse who ultimately chose to end their lives because they could not accept the reality that befell him.

Is Naina that stupid? Does Naina have no faith in her heart? A series of questions arose in Alfin's heart, doubting the faith of his future wife.