10 Photos of Mona Ratuliu Telling About Her Father Converting to Islam, Almost Never Missing Night Prayers - Died in a State of Wudu

According to Mona, even though her father had not embraced Islam at that time, he never hesitated to accompany her to the mosque. Even in the rain, Albert remained faithfully waiting for his daughter to finish the tarawih prayer while holding an umbrella.

"He always accompanied me, if it rained he would wait outside the mosque. Even though at that time he was still Catholic and very devout to the church," she continued.

Mona confessed that after her father embraced Islam, Albert's worship actually became stronger. She never saw her father absent from the night prayer or neglecting his daily worship.

"Since dad converted to Islam, I have never seen him skip the night prayer. Even we, who have been Muslims since childhood, are outdone by his worship," Mona revealed.

Indra Brasco, the son-in-law of the late, also confirmed that Albert Ratuliu was a very disciplined person when it came to worship. In fact, he was willing to postpone vacation plans or miss a flight just to perform his prayers on time.

"He didn't want to miss a prayer. Once during a vacation, we almost missed our flight because we were waiting for him to pray first. That was really amazing," said Indra.

Mona feels very grateful because her father passed away in a very good state, namely after performing ablution to carry out the night prayer.

"What I see in my father's happiness in life is worship. Alhamdulillah he passed away in a state of ablution," said Mona.

According to him, his father felt sad while he was ill because he couldn't go to the mosque or perform his worship as usual. But now, he believes that his father has passed away in a state of husnul khatimah.

"When he was sick, it was what made him suffer because he couldn't worship at the mosque. But I am sure, he left in the best state," he concluded.