Jennifer Coppen Offers This Prayer During Umrah with Her Child

Kapanlagi.com - Actress Jennifer Coppen shared an inspiring story about her umrah pilgrimage to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. This spiritual journey became a very valuable moment for Jennifer, especially after the loss of her husband, Dali Wassink, who passed away some time ago.

Jennifer's departure to perform umrah was a gift from Ustaz Derry Sulaiman. She feels very grateful to have the opportunity during this time of mourning.

"Honestly, I was very happy to be able to perform umrah in the Holy Land yesterday," Jennifer said when met in the Pondok Indah area of South Jakarta recently.

While in the holy land, Jennifer admitted that she often offered prayers. However, she chose to keep the prayers she made while in the House of Allah a secret.

1. Beautiful Experience

Jennifer Coppen and Kamari © instagram/jennifercoppenreal

Even so, he emphasized that this umrah was a very beautiful and meaningful experience. "There is a special prayer. But the most important thing is that the umrah yesterday was a beautiful experience that I gained," he said.

Not just a physical journey, for Jennifer, this umrah was also a spiritual journey that deepened her faith. She felt herself getting closer to Allah and tried to be more diligent in performing her worship.

"The spiritual experience made me want to be closer to Allah, reminding me that death is something no one knows and can happen at any time," explained the 23-year-old woman.

Jennifer also reflected on the meaning of life and the importance of doing good while we are still alive. For her, this umrah journey reminded her to focus more on worship and good deeds.

"So we must be able to do good and pray a lot, store up good deeds, so that when the time comes, we can be saved from the fire of hell," she added.

2. Kamari Is Not Fussy

One of the things that makes this Umrah journey more special is the presence of her daughter, Kamari Sky Wassink. Jennifer invited Kamari to join in the worship, and she feels very grateful because her daughter was not fussy during the trip.

"It felt like I wasn't carrying anything at all," said Jennifer.

Jennifer also revealed that before departing for Umrah, she often prayed for a smooth journey and that the burden she carried while taking care of Kamari felt lighter. She also frequently communicated spiritually with her late husband, Dali, asking for support and strength.

"Before Umrah, I always prayed for it to go smoothly, and talked to Dali's spirit too, so he could help lift the burden," she concluded.

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(kpl/aal/phi)