The friend's hunch about Marissa Haque, the deceased often talked about returning home

foto: Instagram/@ingrid_kansil

Remembering Marissa Haque and her premonitions about death.

Marissa Haque passed away early Wednesday (2/10). This sad news certainly shocked many people, including her best friend, Ingrid Kansil.

Ingrid said that Marissa always looked healthy and fit. There were no signs that Ikang Fawzi's wife was sick. Inggrid remembered Marissa as someone who was always cheerful and active.

"Never (complained of being sick), as far as I know, Mbak Ica was always fresh, always fit, active, so I never knew, I never knew what disease Mbak Ica had," he said in an interview.

Marissa, who died at the age of 61, apparently gave her friends a premonition. Inggrid said that Marissa often talked about death and even mentioned her desire to be buried in Tanah Kusir. "Maybe she already had this... a sign," she said.

More than just a friend, Inggrid considers Marissa as a role model in her life. "She could probably be called one of my mentors, she is my idol because besides being smart when asked to discuss, she can also build her household well," she added while sobbing.

photo: Instagram/@ingrid_kansil

The wife of politician Syarief Hasan said that the deceased was one of the senior Muslim artists who also entered politics that she had admired for a long time. According to her, not only because she was beautiful, intelligent, a fighter and independent, but also because she maintained the integrity of her household until the end of her life

" The death of a friend is a reflection for me that I and all of us are also waiting to leave this world. Only good deeds will save us before Allah Ta'alla ," he said on his Instagram account.

" Farewell, Mba @marissahaque, your departure really shocked us. Our prayers accompany your departure to meet the Creator ," he hoped.

Marissa's funeral plan was in accordance with her request, at TPU Tanah Kusir. "My mother, Mrs. Marissa, has returned to the grace of God. I beg you, Mom, I only want to be buried in Tanah Kusir. How do I do that?" wrote her daughter, Chiki Fawzi, on social media. Marissa's passing left deep sorrow for her family and friends.

(brl/red)