6 Photos of Ayana Moon Visiting Istiqlal Mosque and Meeting the Minister of Religion, Gifting a Quran - Expressing Gratitude

Kapanlagi.com - Ayana Moon recently shared moments from her visit to Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta. Specially, this South Korean influencer and convert also met with the Minister of Religion of the Republic of Indonesia, Nasaruddin Umar.

Not just a meeting, Ayana Moon also presented a Quran from the Ayana Foundation. This special visit took place during the last ten nights of Ramadan, often referred to as the night of Lailatul Qadr. Previously, Ayana also worshipped at Istiqlal Mosque on the night of Nuzulul Quran.

In her latest post, Ayana Moon expressed her gratitude and happiness for filling the nights of Ramadan with positive activities. Here are the photos of Ayana Moon meeting the Minister of Religion at Istiqlal Mosque.

1. Portrait of Ayana Moon Visiting Istiqlal Mosque

Portrait of Ayana Moon visiting Istiqlal Mosque (credit: Instagram.com/xolovelyayana/)

On the blessed night of Nuzulul Quran, Ayana Moon visited Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta. She shared moments amidst the crowd that filled the mosque's courtyard through her personal social media account. A smile adorned her face, showing how much she enjoyed the Ramadan atmosphere in Indonesia.

2. Meeting the Minister of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia

Portrait of Ayana Moon meeting the Minister of Religious Affairs at Istiqlal Mosque (credit: Instagram.com/xolovelyayana/)

Ayana Moon also had the opportunity to meet directly with the Grand Imam of Istiqlal Mosque and Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar. This precious moment was shared in her latest social media post. It can be seen that Ayana Moon is happily smiling while meeting the Minister of Religious Affairs.

3. Give the Quran

Portrait of Ayana Moon meeting the Minister of Religious Affairs at Istiqlal Mosque (credit: Instagram.com/xolovelyayana/)

Ayana Moon also presented the Quran to the Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar. At this moment, Ayana felt honored to introduce the Quran from the Ayana Foundation. She expressed her gratitude for being able to present the Quran in person.

"Laylatul Qadr. Alhamdulillah, I was able to hand over the Quran from the Ayana Foundation to Prof. Dr. KH @nasaruddin_umar, Minister of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia," wrote Ayana Moon in the caption @xolovelyayana

4. Coinciding with the Last 10 Nights of Ramadan

A portrait of Ayana Moon meeting the Minister of Religion at Istiqlal Mosque (credit: Instagram.com/xolovelyayana/)

Ayana Moon also felt profound happiness when she could share the glory during the last ten nights of the holy month of Ramadan. With a heart full of gratitude, she expressed how special it was to experience these precious moments in nights filled with blessings, which are believed to be more beautiful than a thousand months.

"The night of glory is better than a thousand months. We strive to spend these holy nights with prayers, seeking forgiveness and mercy from Allah SWT," she stated.

5. Expressing Gratitude

A portrait of Ayana Moon visiting Istiqlal Mosque (credit: Instagram.com/xolovelyayana/)

Amidst the crowd of worshippers who came to pray, the atmosphere of the mosque was also surrounded by various food and drink stands. In addition, Ayana Moon expressed her gratitude and hoped that the prayers during the last ten nights of Ramadan would be accepted by Allah.

"May Allah SWT accept our prayers. Ameen YRA.." she continued.

6. Looking Beautiful in a Pink Dress

A portrait of Ayana Moon visiting Istiqlal Mosque (credit: Instagram.com/xolovelyayana/)

Ayana Moon looked elegant wearing a long pink dress. Her beautiful face shone even more, leading to a flood of praise from netizens. This is how Ayana Moon styled herself while at Istiqlal Mosque.

"Ayana in pink My Nuzulul #Quran memory at Istiqlal Mosque." she wrote.

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