Maia Estianty Asks Al Ghazali to Set a Date to Marry Alyssa Daguise After Winning Hompimpa Against El Rumi and Dul Jaelani

"So, yesterday we had a game of hompimpa, right? Al Ghazali and his siblings. Who will get married first? Al Ghazali himself challenged, let's play hompimpa, right?" said Maia some time ago.

After the hompimpa game took place, a surprising result occurred. Al Ghazali, who is now 27 years old, emerged as the winner. As a mother, Maia Estianty prayed that this decision could materialize and asked Al Ghazali to quickly set a wedding date. "Well, after that, since Al Ghazali won the hompimpa, he has to set a date (for the wedding). God willing," said Maia.

Although Maia expressed her hope that Al Ghazali would get married soon, she also asked for prayers from the public for the smoothness of the plan. "God willing, just pray for us. We don't know exactly when, but God willing, the determination has been made," said Maia.

Regarding the readiness for marriage, Maia assesses that Al Ghazali is actually the most ready among the three siblings. However, she also states that each child has their own readiness.

"Actually, the most ready, everyone is ready, but I mean, I said to these kids, if you want to get married in the same year, at least the years should be different," Maia explained.

Maia explained that although Al Ghazali, El Rumi, and Dul Jaelani may want to marry in the same year, the Islamic New Year should also be considered. "For example, let's say the Gregorian year is the same, but if the Islamic New Year is different. The Islamic New Year, if I’m not mistaken, is in the middle of the Gregorian year. So after that, maybe if you really want to get married quickly, if possible, do it in the Islamic New Year after it changes," she said.

Maia also explained the reason behind her decision not to recommend that her three children marry in the same year. "Because I have trauma from having married in the same year, coincidentally with my sibling, and both ended in divorce. So this experience is not for everyone, because every person has their own path," she said.

According to Maia, it is important to consider the difference in years so that each child can have their own path in their married life. "I just said, if possible, then different years. But different, the Islamic New Year is also not wrong," Maia added.

As a mother, Maia also revealed that there are no strict rules about who should marry first. "No, it's just whoever is ready first," concluded Maia Estianty.