Denny Cagur Just Found Out His Mother Had Prepared Her Own Ihram Cloth Before Passing Away

Kapanlagi.com - Denny Cagur is still in mourning. Yesterday, Monday (18/1), his mother named Mamah Eny passed away due to diabetes that had been lingering in her body for a long time.

As a child, Denny apparently just found out that his mother had prepared everything before she passed away. Denny mentioned that his late mother, Eny Sumatni, kept five batik fabrics and her ihram fabric in a suitcase.

"Actually, my mom had already prepared this. So, I just found out that there was a suitcase that my mom had prepared," said Denny Cagur when met after his mother's funeral, TPU Tipar, Depok, West Java, on Tuesday (19/1).

"In it, there are 5 batik fabrics, the ihram fabric that my mom used, and a long fabric that my mom ordered in case she didn't have any batik fabric, she would use this ihram fabric, and then the top cover would use this fabric, the black fabric with embroidered prayers. I, as her child, just found out," he continued.

1. Already Prepared for a Long Time

Denny Cagur / Credit: KapanLagi - Bayu Herdianto

Denny learned about it from the late's personal assistant. Even the cloth and ihram have been prepared for a long time.

"The one who told me was mama's regular assistant who always accompanied mama, mama had prepared this when she mentioned it. It turns out that mama had prepared it long in advance for this, so mama really prepared everything," he said.

2. Apologizing on Behalf of His Mother

In addition, one of the members of the Cagur comedy group also expressed his sadness because both of his parents had passed away. However, Denny pleaded for forgiveness for any intentional or unintentional mistakes that the late had ever made.

"I feel a great loss, especially since we, the children, were very close to mama. I always sought mama's blessings for everything, but now all we can do is pray for mama. I represent the family, whether they knew mama directly or not, maybe during her lifetime mama made mistakes, whether intentional or unintentional, please open the door for the utmost forgiveness," he concluded.

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