Getting a lot of sustenance, these 13 celebrities allocate their income to build mosques

Atta Halilintar celebrated his 10 million subscribers while lying in a hospital. He vowed to build a mosque once he reaches 10 million subscribers.

Aliando Syarief allocated his income to build a mosque in Karawang, West Java. This mosque, with a capacity of 2000 people, was inaugurated in 2014.

Pevita Pearce set aside her wealth to help build a mosque in East Nusa Tenggara.

Dangdut singer Nita Thalia built a mosque in Ciamis, West Java. The construction was done in 2015.

Nikita Mirzani also did not forget to do charity. She allocated her fortune to build a mosque in Bandung.

The late Olga Syahputra did not have a chance to witness the mosque he built as he was called by the Almighty 4 years ago. Olga Mosque was completed in 2017.

The late Julia Perez also did not miss the opportunity to build a mosque. She built mosques in Papua and Serang, Banten.

Oki Setiana Dewi sets aside her income to build a mosque. Together with her husband, she established the Rumah Infaq Foundation, which has a program to build mosques throughout Indonesia.

No longer a psychic, Ki Joko Bodo has transformed into a more religious person. He demonstrates this change by building a mosque in one of the cities in Indonesia.

Sisca Dewi allocates part of her wealth to build a mosque. The mosque is located on Jalan Raya Madiun-Ponorogo and is named Masjid AlScadew.

Dewi Perssik has just completed the construction of a mosque dedicated to her late father.

Sandrina IMB also set aside her savings to realize her desire to build a mosque.

The late Didi Kempot once built a musala (small mosque) for his first wife, Putri, and the surrounding residents. The musala is named Al-Istiqomah and is located in Ngawi, East Java, in 1997. However, it is now permanently made into a two-story building.