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Atta Halilintar Educates Religion to Ameena-Azura Through Sacrifice, Telling the Story of Prophet Ismail

Atta Halilintar Educates Religion to Ameena-Azura Through Sacrifice, Telling the Story of Prophet Ismail

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Atta Halilintar Educates Religion to Ameena-Azura Through Sacrifice, Telling the Story of Prophet Ismail

Atta Halilintar not only buys sacrificial animals, but also provides a deep understanding of religion to his children. He uses the moment of Idul Adha to tell the important history of the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim and Prophet Ismail.

"Yes, I conveyed it like this, earlier I told that in the time of the Prophet, sacrificing was when Prophet Ismail was commanded by God to be sacrificed," said Atta Halilintar when met in the Mampang area, South Jakarta, Monday (25/5/2026).

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Atta's explanation surprised Ameena because she had to imagine a child being sacrificed by his father. Atta then provided an understanding that this command is a form of the highest test of obedience of a servant to the Creator.

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"Perhaps because the father loves his child so much, there should be no one who loves more than Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala," said this successful YouTuber to the media crew.

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Atta emphasized that love for God must surpass everything worldly, including wealth and family. Ameena and Azura began to understand why sacrifice is such a noble act of worship every year.

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"They seemed to understand quite well. Then I took them on a journey that was quite far. It should have been an hour on Google Maps, but it turned out to be two hours; the round trip took 3-4 hours," said the 31-year-old father.

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Although they had to travel far to the village area, Atta felt satisfied because his children could see the reality of life in the pens. This direct experience is believed to leave a deeper impression in their memory compared to just theory.

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"But it's okay for them to feel what it's like to come to the village, the pens, hunting, eh what do you call it, the best sacrifice," explained Aurel Hermansyah's husband.

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Atta also reminded about the significance of the Arafah fast that Muslims will observe leading up to the Eid al-Adha holiday. He hopes this month will be a field of rewards for his family to erase past sins.

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"They say if we fast on Arafah tomorrow, then the sins of this year, last year, and the following year, God willing, may be forgiven," he concluded.