Davina Karamoy Shares Touching Moments During Umrah and Talks About Her Ramadan Goals This Year

Kapanlagi.com - The experience of performing Umrah for the first time was a touching moment for Davina Karamoy. She shared how the religious journey became an unforgettable experience, especially because it was done with her mother.

"Yes, Alhamdulillah, yesterday with mom, the touching moment was definitely, what can I say, I was speechless at that time, because it was the first time too," said Davina when met in the Kapten Tendean area, Mampang, South Jakarta, recently.

Davina is grateful that her Umrah journey went smoothly without significant obstacles. "And Alhamdulillah everything went smoothly, there were no problems at all, it was just touching to see the news for the first time," she revealed.

In addition, she expressed her desire to return to the Holy Land with all family members. "Insya Allah, hopefully this year I want it to be with the whole family, we already have a plan," she added.

1. Personal Goals in the Month of Ramadan

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In this month of Ramadan, Davina has personal goals, including completing the Quran despite her busy schedule. "The target is there, Insya Allah, but I hope it can be realized. Because coincidentally, I also started filming a movie in the third week of Ramadan," she explained.

According to Davina, the month of Ramadan always holds special meaning for her. She also feels happy to be able to get closer to her faith through the studies she attends.

"Even though I'm in entertainment, sometimes I feel far from religious knowledge. So at least once a month I come to a study," she revealed.

2. Gaining New Knowledge

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Davina also admitted that the studies serve as a place for her to strengthen her spirituality and gain new knowledge. "In addition to experiences, I feel like I just re-charge there," she said.

Through her reflections this Ramadan, Davina hopes to continue maintaining a balance between her career and spiritual values. "There’s definitely new knowledge there, so it’s more about re-charging again," she concluded.

(kpl/aal/ums)