KUALA LUMPUR: A disabled 'kerepek' (crackers) seller's heartfelt appeal for help to reach a toilet for wudhu (ablution) has touched the hearts of netizens, highlighting the profound struggles some face in their daily life.
A TikTok video shared by @jarirharun shows a disabled man crawling on his hands and knees to the toilet to perform wudhu before carrying out his prayers.
The moment becomes even more touching as he proudly displays his stock of 'kerepek,' smiling at the camera despite his challenges.
The caption reveals that the man, known as Abang Saad, sought help because his feet had cramped after sitting on his motorcycle for an extended period.
The user who posted the video noted that the man was eager to perform his prayers, prompting reflection on how many often failed to prioritise their prayers while this man worked hard to pray on time.
The video has garnered more than two million views and 304, 200 likes, evoking deep emotions among netizens.
User @khairul.nizam4854 remarked, "You really are amazing, Abang Saad; not everyone puts in such effort nowadays, and it makes me feel emotional."
Another user, @catteleyasanderian, shared that the man is her neighbour and has always worked hard since childhood.
Meanwhile, @saad230841, the man in the video, acknowledged his identity, receiving an outpouring of motivational and heartfelt messages from others.