Inara Rusli has Allocated Time with Virgoun for the upcoming Eid Moment

Kapanlagi.com - After deciding to reconcile from all the issues that have occurred, Inara Rusli is grateful that her relationship with her ex-husband, Virgoun, has improved. Moreover, Inara and Virgoun have agreed to take care of their children together.

Because of that, Inara will not restrict Virgoun if he wants to meet their child. Not only that, Inara has also allocated time for the first day of Eid, the children will be taken by their father.

"On the first day, we will perform the Eid prayer first, and then gather with my family. If their daddy has permission, he will meet the children in the afternoon. If not, then on the second day," Inara said in South Tangerang area, not long ago.

"If the children have chatted with their daddy, it will be in the afternoon of the first day of Eid," the mother of three children continued.

1. All for the Sake of the Children

Everything Inara has done from the beginning until now is for the sake of her three children. Besides that, she doesn't want this year's Ramadan worship to be disrupted because of problems with her ex-husband and wants to welcome Eid al-Fitr with victory.

"Yes, especially in this month of Ramadan, approaching Eid. It's a shame if there are still obstacles in the heart. Allah is the Most Forgiving. Because my goal from the beginning is for the sake of the children's rights," she said.

2. Not Hindering Virgoun from Meeting the Children

During the upcoming Eid moment, Inara cannot guarantee whether she will visit her ex-husband's residence or not. What can be confirmed is that she will not hinder if Virgoun wants to meet their child.

"I don't know about that, we'll see later. What's certain is that I never prohibit the children from meeting their daddy," Inara concluded.

3. Inara Rusli's Eid Tradition

Regarding the tradition of Eid al-Fitr in her family, Inara said that they usually gather with their extended family. After everyone has gathered, they perform sungkeman (a Javanese tradition of showing respect to elders) and have a meal together.

"We usually gather near my sister's house, with my parents, grandparents, and my older brother. And of course, with the children. The activities usually include sungkeman and having a meal together," Inara Rusli concluded.

(kpl/aal/sry)