15 Photos of Alya Rohali's Late Mother, Family Shares Last Moments Before Passing

"So it just so happens that Enin has leukemia cancer, but actually the cancer is already cleared. Then yesterday there was a lung infection, which led to hospitalization and admission to the ICU," said Diarra when met at the Jeruk Purut cemetery in South Jakarta, Monday (14/4/2025).

The treatment process for Atit took quite a long time until the family decided to bring him home. Diarra mentioned that there were signs of stability before his condition deteriorated again.

"He was in the hospital for about three weeks and it was finally decided to care for him at home. Actually, Enin's condition was stable for a week, but on Friday he dropped, his saturation was very low, and it became a roller coaster," he said.

The last moments with their grandmother became a memory that is hard to forget for Diarra and his brother. He witnessed the final moments of Atit with mixed feelings.

"So this morning, the medication was no longer effective, after that my sibling and I went straight to the house where Enin was being treated and when we got there it was already the last moments. We still managed to see her while she was alive, also during the last moments," said Diarra.

Alya Rohali's husband, Faiz Ramzy Rachbini, also accompanied the care and burial process of his mother-in-law. He said most of the family was present when Atit took her last breath."Thank God everyone was there, some were on umrah," Faiz told reporters.

However, not all of Atit's children could arrive on time. Alya and her older sibling did not get to meet their mother because they were abroad."The first sibling who is not here is Yuanita and her husband, coincidentally they are currently on umrah and have other activities. The second is Alya Rohali and my eldest child. She has a marathon event and just landed. So it would be pointless for her to come back," explained Faiz.

Atit's health condition, according to Faiz, had improved after cancer treatment. However, the situation changed when another issue attacked the body of the mother-in-law.

"The illness was actually over, she went to the hospital just to check her health. Suddenly there was a virus, her hormones, there were issues with her lungs, and it worsened and all sorts of things, she was in the ICU for a while," he said.

While being treated in the ICU, Atit's consciousness began to decline and it was difficult to recover to her previous state. The family eventually agreed to continue the treatment at home for more comfort.

"When in the ICU, her consciousness took a long time to recover. When the ventilator was removed, we all agreed to treat her at home. And at home, it was set up like an ICU," said Faiz.

During the care period at home, Alya was said to always accompany her mother. Faiz mentioned that his wife was almost by Atit's side every day for more than a month.

"Before leaving, she spent almost a month and a half at home, every day there. So when she left, she actually hoped that nothing would happen, but when this incident occurred, she was already sincere. So it didn't disturb, and when she passed away, she was buried immediately as a Muslim, that's how it should be," said Faiz.

For Diarra, her grandmother's departure was prepared with sincerity from all parties. She recalled her mother's message who had been ready to face the worst possibility from the start.

"From the beginning, Mama has said to be sincere and to pray for the best for Enin. Now, let us also pray for the family to be given strength. And God willing, a good ending," said Diarra.