Rahmat Wibowo recounted filing a police report at Polda Metro Jaya, accusing unnamed individuals of doxxing him and his family, weaponizing an old video, and waging a 2.5-year harassment campaign, while framing himself grandiosely as a Ghuroba, Mujaddid, and mercy to all creation.
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Standing at Polda
Metro Jaya: On Truth,
The Color Green, The
Strangers, and The
Mission of aReformer
By Rahmat Wibowo
From Infraloka
RahmatWibowo - June1,2026
Rahmatan Lil Alamin
Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. /n the name of
Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most
Merciful.
|. The Green
Today | stood inside Pelayanan Satu Atap
—Polda Metro Jaya
Icame dressedin green.
And Allah SWT describes the inhabitants
of Paradise:
ad ya 5 glial | sl.
YY seb GL ed ati y
The virtuous will be ‘dressed’ in garments
of fine green silk and rich brocade, and
adorned with bracelets of silver, and their
Lord will give them a purifying drink
(Surah Al-Insan, verse 21)
Iwear green asa daily declaration—a
reminder of the destination, not the
difficulty of the road, When they try to
drag you into the mud, you dress for
Jannah.
Il. What Happened — And Why!
AmHere
Let me be honest with you, as |have
always tried to be.
After my first report was submitted to
Bareskrim Polri,| expected the
harassment to stop. Instead, it escalated
Those who have targeted me for 2.5
years across multiple platforms —
Instagram, Linkedin, and beyond —
chose not to retreat. They chose to fight
back. But not with evidence. Not with
facts. Not with legal standing.
They fought back with public opinion
warfare.
They doxxed me, They doxxed my
family. They surfaced a video of me from
2,5 years ago — amoment of personal
vulnerability — and weaponizedit,
broadcastingit to audiences with the
intent to humiliate, discredit, and silence
me.
No solid proof. No legal basis. Just noise
— carefully engineered noise — designed
to make the crowd turn against me
before the law could protect me
But Allah SWT already spoke about this
dynamic:
Bilal ghd ge sl Ldn galigts
Get ky Syd al
Oyouwho have believed, be persistently
standing firm for Allah, witnesses in
justice, and do not let the hatred of a
people prevent you from being just. Be
just; that is nearer to righteousness. And
fear Allah; indeed, Allahis Acquainted
with what you do. (Q.$ Al-Maidah : 8)
i ngikutir
orang, nyebut narr
nunjukkin BUKU TAHUN
NGA
Since the harasser mentioned about High
School Book this is my deduction goes to
one or some amongst them
Ill. The Stranger — Ghuroba
There is a narration from our Prophet
Muhammad s% that has livedin my chest
foryears:
OBOE ail se GE Ue AY pl be GES Ie
playa il en 3
UE euSAll a 08 OE." Usd G bi 2 Ly
Vad lgSuyl
Sal 5 g158.
Itwas narrated from ‘Abdullah that the
Messenger of Allah (i) said: “Islam
beganas something strange andwill go
back to being strange, so glad tidings to
the strangers.” It was said: “Who are the
strangers?’ He said: “Strangers who have
left their families and tribes.”
Sunan Ibn Majah 3988
The Ghuroba are not outcasts, They are
not failures. They are the ones who hold
firm to what is right when the world
around them has bent, compromised,
and gone quiet. They are the ones who
file reports when it would be easier to
stay silent. They are the ones who dress
for Paradise when the crowdis dressing
forapproval
When you are doxxed, mocked, and
dragged through digital mud — and you
still choose the path of integrity —you
begin to understand what it means to be
a strangerin this world,
Glad tidings to the strangers.
Icount myself among them —notwith
arrogance, butwith gratefulness
Because tobe strange ina world that
rewards cruelty and silences, | believe,
tobe exactly where Allah wants you
IV. The Reformer — Mujaddid
The Prophet Muhammad
deal pe Sil BUSEY!
Narrated Abu Hurayrah:
The Prophet
this community at the end of every
#8) said: Allah will raise for
hundred years the one who will renovate
its religion forit.
Abu Dawud said: ‘Abd al-Rahman bin
Shuriah al-Iskandarani has also
transmitted this tradition, but he didnot
exceed Shrahil.
Sunan Abi Dawud 4297
Ithas now been 100 years since the fall of
the Ottoman Caliphate in 1924
One century without a unifying structure
for the Muslim ummah. One century of
fragmentation, colonization of the mind,
and the slow erosion of Islamic civilization
as aleading force in human progress.
One century — and the timer has reset
| amnot declaring myself the Mujaddi,
Thatis for Allah and history to decide. But
lam declaring that I feel the weight of
this moment — and | refuse to look away
fromit.
The renewal this era needs is not through
conquest. It is through knowledge.
Through technology, Through akhlaq.
Through rebuilding the infrastructure of
human dignity — education, healthcare,
legal protection, and economic access —
forevery personwho has been left
behind by systems that were never
designed to include them
Thatis the mission of Infraloka. That is
why | build. That is why, even when
harassed, even when doxxed, even when
my family’s informations thrown into
public forums by people with no legal
basis and no moral standing — I donot
stop.
The works too important. The momentis
too significant. The callis too clear.
V. Rahmatan Lil Alamin
My name, Rahmat, means mercy, Anditis
not coincidence — itis calling.
Allah SWT said to His Prophet
YoY Gualalldess Yanik sites
We have sent you only as a mercy forthe
whole world.
“And We have not sent you except as a
mercy to all the worlds. "— QS. Al-Anbiya:
107
Rahmatan lil alamin — a mercy forall
creation.
Notjust for Muslims. Not just for
Indonesians. Not just for the educated,
the wealthy, the connected. For all. For
the street vendor outside Masjid Salman.
For the farmer in Sulawesi with no legal
recourse. For the young graduate in
Papua with no access to capital. For
every person the system forgot.
This is the north star of everything | do.
And no amount of harassment, doxxing,
or public opinion manipulation can
extinguish it — because it was never mine
to begin with. It belongs to the mission.
And the mission belongs to Allah.
VI. Arjuna's Bow — ALesson from
the Mahabharata
Inthe great epic of the Mahabharata, the
warrior Arjuna stood on the battlefield of
Kurukshetra and dropped his bow.
He looked across the field and sawhis
enemies — and they were his cousins, his
teachers, his kin. He was overwhelmed.
He said, "/cannot fight them."
And Krishna said:
HepbeaarrTeiber eet MATT ATT
TAMA ee Agena WOSA: It
“You grieve for those who should not be
grieved for, yet you speak words of
wisdom. The wise grieve neither for the
living nor for the dead."— Bhagavad Gita,
lunderstand Arjuna's moment deeply
now, The hardest battles are not against
strangers. They are against people you
once trusted — people who were once
part of yourjourney, who now stand
across the field, weaponizing what they
know about you
But dharma — righteous duty — must be
fulfilled, Not out of vengeance. Not out of
pride. But because truth, if abandoned
by those who knowit, leaves the world
darker foreveryone.
I picked up the bow. | walked into Polda
Metro Jaya. And| filed my report.
“Now am become Death, the Destroyer
of Worlds”. These words, from the
Sanskrit scriptural text the Bhagavad
Gita, are famously attributed to J Robert
Oppenheimer, the architect of the atom
bomb.
In Christopher Nolan’s grand biopic,
Oppenheimer, the physicist recites these
lines not during the Trinity blast (the first
detonation of this nuclear weapon) but in
ascene with his lover Jean Tatlock.
Oppenheimer laterreferenced another
verse from the Bhagavad Gita when
recalling his state of mindas he
witnessed the Trinity explosion in the New
Mexico desert on 16 July, 1945:
If the radiance of a thousand suns were to
burst at once into the sky, that would be
like the splendour of the mighty one.
These verses refer to the sublime form,
“Vishwarupa’, Lord Krishna takes in the
Bhagavad Gita when he reveals his divine
nature to the warrior prince, Arjuna.
“Who are you?” asks Arjuna
“lam Time,” replies Krishna, “powerful
destroyer of worlds, grown immense
here to annihilate these men”
Arjuna is blinded by Krishna's radiance
evenas he quakes with fear at God’s
capacity to destroy evil with the fire
emanating from his ferocious visage.
VII. The Reckoning — ANote on
Death Note
For those who believe that by destroying
someone's reputation in the court of
public opinion they escape
accountability, | offera simple reflection
from Death Note — the story ofaman
who believed he could become God
through the power of judgment
"This World is Rotten and Those Who Are
Making it Rot Deserve to Die."
“lamjustice! Iprotect the innocent and
those who fearevil. I'm the one that will
become the god of anew world that
everyone desires!”
Death Note, Episode 1- "Rebirth"
Every action leaves a trace. Every
injustice has its reckoning — in this dunya,
or inthe akhirah. The digital trail of
harassment, doxxing, and coordinated
reputation attacks does not disappear. It
is documented. Itis timestamped. Itis
evidence.
And unlike the Death Note, the law does
not require supernatural power. It only
requires patience, documentation, and
the courage to standin the right lobby.
VII. A Book for Those Who
Helped Me
Inthe Islamic tradition, gratitude is not
merely a feeling — itis an act.
see
PAHMAT WIBOWO 22 ratsta
To everyone who stood beside me during
these 2.5 years — those who believed me
whenitwas easiernot to, who offered a
kind word when the noise was loudest,
who checked in quietly without asking for
anything in return —I give you a book.
Nota certificate. Not a social media
shoutout. A book — because knowledge
is the most enduring gift one human
being can give another. It was the first
word revealed to our Prophet si:
Vy Eid aly I ol IS 1 ¢ cal Bly les
VIS vA Aas g Sas vy agg Sill v9 AE Gas
V9 fh Bi RI Acs
1.Recite in the name of your Lord who
created - 2.Created man from a clinging
substance. 3.Recite, andyourLordis the
most Generous - 4.Who taught by the
pen —5.Taught man that which he knew
not. 6. No! [But] indeed, man
transgresses 7.Because he sees himself
self-sufficient. 8.Indeed, to your Lordis
the return. 9. Have you seen the one who
forbids 10.A servant when he prays?
T_Have you seenif he is upon guidance
12.Or enjoins righteousness? 13.Have you
seenif he denies and turns away -
14.Does he not know that Allah sees? 15.
No! If he does not desist, We will surely
drag him by the forelockl - 16.A lying,
sinning forelock. 17.Then let him call his
associates; 18.We will call the angels of
Hell.119. No! Do not obey him. But
prostrate and drawnear [to Allah].
= (QS. Al-Alaq1:19)
Abook carries weight beyond its pages.
It says: / see your mind. |honoryour time. |
want your thinking to grow.
And Iwill confess something more
personal here.
If one day — by the mercy of Allah — my
name finds a small place in history. If the
work of Infraloka, the mission of rahmatan
lilalamin, the dream of a Mujaddid for this
century, leaves evena trace worth
remembering — then the books Ihave
signed and given away become
something more than gifts.
They become artifacts
They canbe auctioned — not formy
vanity, but as proof that ordinary people,
struggling through extraordinary
difficulty, still chose to give rather than to
take. Still chose knowledge over
revenge. Still chose to mark their
passage through this world with
generosity rather than bitterness.
Every book | give carries my signature,
the date, and a personal note. Itis my way
of saying:
“You were part of this story. And this story
mattered.”
IX. To Everyone Who Has Ever
Been Silenced
If you are reading this and youhave been
harassed, doxxed, or dragged — and you
stayed quiet because you were afraid of
what they would do next — | want you to
know:
Your silence is not weakness. But your
voice, when you are ready, is not
weakness either.
AN Oh tas DEAE al Ga Ss
VSL ple oly Ga" sO sii ps yale il lie
[aselj3]. "olay
On the authority of Abu Sa‘eed al-
Khudree (may Allah be pleased with him)
who said: | heard the Messenger of Allah
(@&) say, “Whosoever of you sees an evil,
let him change it with his hand; and if he is
not able to do so, then [let him change it]
with his tongue; and if heis not able to do
so, thenwith his heart — and that is the
weakest of faith.”
[Muslim]
Hadith 34, 40 Hadith an-Nawawi
| amusing my hand. lam using my tongue.
And my heart has never wavered
Closing — Si lll
AN Des 3% al Waal
Andwill provide for him from where he
does not expect. And whoever relies
upon Allah - then Heis sufficient for him.
Indeed, Allah will accomplish His
purpose. Allah has already set for
everything a [decreed] extent.
(QS. At-Talaq: 3)
Sai; DE Me ony Mal Gadi os
[1 Ghia a Catal «as
Whoeveris not pleased with My decree,
is not patient with My trials, and is not
grateful for My blessings, then let him
seeka lord other than Me. [HR. Ath-
Thabrani dan Ibnu ‘Asakir]
I stood at Polda Metro Jaya today — a
manin green, carrying a burden thats not
only mine, asking forjustice not only for
myself. For my family. For everyone who
has been made to feel small by people
who confused cruelty for power.
The process continues. The mission
continues, The green remains
The books are ready.
Allahu Akbar.
Semoga Allah SWT melindungi kita semua
dari kezaliman, dan memberikan keadilan
kepada yang berhak menerimanya. (May
Allah SWT protect us all from injustice.
and grant justice to those who deserve
it)
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