Brilio.net - This year the Saudi Arabian government has again allowed Muslims around the world to carry out the Hajj pilgrimage. Enthusiasm for carrying out the Hajj was also shown by several Indonesian artists. They have now started to fulfill the fifth pillar of Islam.
Performing the Hajj is actually not a difficult matter for Indonesian celebrities. They can do it whenever they want.
But again, everything is at the call and will of Allah SWT. If it is not permitted, even if you have lots of money, you will never touch the house of Allah SWT.
Unlike what was discovered by the following artists, they easily received a call to visit the house of Allah SWT directly from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Finally, the Hajj pilgrimage can be carried out without having to queue for years.
Are you curious about which artists get this privilege? The following is a brilio.net review from various sources, Monday (10/6).
1. Bella Saphira.
photo: Instagram/@bellasaphiraofficial
Bella Saphira and her husband Agus Surya Bakti performed the Hajj pilgrimage via invitation from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This golden opportunity came in October 2013.
At that time, Bella Saphira had only been married to this retired high-ranking TNI-AD officer for two months and had recently converted to Islam. Even though she was still learning about Islam, Bella was still willing to go and happily accepted the invitation to the Hajj pilgrimage.
2. Teuku Vishnu.
photo: Instagram/@teukuwisnu
Teuku Vishnu received an invitation to Hajj from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 2016. Shireen Sungkar's husband was very grateful and felt he was one of the luckiest people to have received this invitation.
Through his personal blog, Teuku Wisnu said that he received many conveniences during the Hajj pilgrimage at that time. These include shady shelter in Padang Arafah, throwing the juror from a short distance, and a hotel location which is quite close to the Nabawi Mosque.
3. Dude Harlino.
photo: Instagram/@dude2harlino
In 2019, Dude Harlino got the opportunity to go on the Hajj through a direct invitation from Saudi Arabia. Actually, Dude did not plan to carry out the Hajj pilgrimage that year. However, he received a call from representatives of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia inviting him to go on Hajj.
Dude was only given two hours to confirm the invitation. In the midst of uncertainty, the father of two children finally decided to go on the Hajj because he felt that the invitation was a call from Allah SWT. Because it wasn't planned, Dude went alone without his wife, Alyssa Soebandono.
photo: Instagram/@wirda_mansur
Ustaz Yusuf Mansur's daughter, Wirda Mansur, got the opportunity to go on Hajj in 2024. Wirda Mansur's Hajj this time felt special because he was invited by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Ustaz Yusuf Mansur explained that the invitation from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was a special guest for King Salman and Crown Prince MBS. Last year, Ustaz Yusuf Mansur also had the opportunity to perform the Hajj with an invitation from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as well.
Not just worship, Wirda Mansur also received assignments. While in the Holy Land, he will report about the Hajj services provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
5. Risty Tagor.
photo: Instagram/@ristytagor
Risty Tagor was one of the lucky ones to receive an invitation from King Salman, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Stuart Collin's ex-wife went on Hajj this year together with Wirda Mansur.
The 35 year old woman admitted that within two months she received the happy news. Risty then admitted that she didn't expect it.
However, this opportunity made him believe that God is the Most Gracious. If not, it will be replaced with something more beautiful.
6. Sri Mulyani.
photo: Instagram/@smindrawati
Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani was also chosen to be King Salman's Guest Hajj Pilgrim in 2024. In particular, he expressed his thanks to King Salman and the government of Saudi Arabia.
God willing, yes. "Thank you for the invitation," said Sri Mulyani, who was also present at the release of the Hajj Pilgrimage, Guest of King Salman Abdulaziz Al Saud.
(brl/far)
