Here is a possible summary:
The speaker is a woman who is married to an Arab man and lives in Indonesia. She talks about her life, her family, her YouTube career, her Islamic faith, and her experience of living in a boarding school during the Covid-19 pandemic. She also reviews some of the food that she is having for breaking the fast with her friend Tasya, who is also a YouTuber. She praises the food and gives some tips on how to make Arabic porridge with peanut sauce. She also shares some of her challenges and joys as a Muslim woman in a modern society.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a Muslim woman who is married to a man who is also a cleric.
2. She has a child who is 6 years old.
3. She has been married for 7 years.
4. She was not allowed to show her face on YouTube before she got married.
5. Her husband did not force her to wear a headscarf after they got married.
6. She has been to an Islamic boarding school for 2 months during the Covid era.
7. She has brand contracts and was forced to keep posting on YouTube while she was at the boarding school.
8. She has a private teacher who teaches her privately.
9. She has been learning to recite the Koran and has been studying religion.
10. She believes that Islam is getting more and more strict at the end of time.
11. She thinks that it's okay to be different and that being strange doesn't mean you're wrong.
12. She has given up trying to make friends because she doesn't have time.
13. She has a lot of Indonesian friends and gets along better with them.
14. She believes that giving in to her husband is not a sign of weakness, but rather a sign of strength.
15. She thinks that women should be obedient to their husbands and follow their rules.
Note that these facts are based on the speaker's own statements and may not be objective or verifiable.