The Fake Karomah. Ngguya-Ngguyu. "Why Smile Forever".

Ngguya - Nguyu is Javanese, from the root word "Guyu" which means laugh, gets the prefix -Ng, and repeats or experiences word repetition. So we can interpret it as laughing continuously, but there are also many equivalents to the word laugh, such as laughing out loud, or smiling, etc. In Javanese there are many equivalents, such as Mesem, Ngakak, (rather harsh), etc. However, Ngguya-Nngguyu here is interpreted as laughing in moderation, not small or big, and seems to be out of control, and this is dangerous, because too much of anything is not good. Moreover , laughing to the point of losing control, this is very dangerous, so Islam also teaches moderation, just behaving naturally and acting, of course here requires a lot of science and knowledge. Come on, let's explore knowledge anywhere and anytime, especially religious knowledge.