: At the other end of the spectrum, news reports occasionally surface about individuals claiming to be ustazahs who are accused of spreading obscene content or offering immoral "marriage advice" online, as seen in a 2023 case where police investigated a woman for sharing explicit material on Telegram . These isolated cases of misconduct by imposters or fringe personalities fuel suspicion and gossip.
Thus, an "Ustazah Bogel" can also refer to a religious figure whose outward piety (the 'clothing') does not align with her inner spiritual state (the 'nakedness'). In this sense, the term becomes a critique of hypocrisy, pointing to the fear of those who —using religious credentials for social gain, commercial success, or, in the most cynical interpretation, to mask a shallow or corrupt soul. The rise of celebrity ustazahs selling everything from perfume to health supplements alongside their sermons has fueled this very debate. Ustazah Bogel
In multiple cases, including the eHati event and the "sex guru" on Telegram, the police have launched investigations. The involvement of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) indicates that these are not merely religious infractions but potential criminal acts, such as the distribution of obscene materials. : At the other end of the spectrum,