Parents of Different Religions, Febby Rastanty Admits to Learning Islam on Her Own: All My Prayer Readings I Learned from School

Kapanlagi.com - Febby Rastanty shared her spiritual journey as a Muslim. This beautiful artist admits that she comes from a family of different religions.

In an interview on YouTube with Daniel Mananta, Febby Rastanty revealed her story of learning Islam. Although born and raised by parents of different religions, the artist who is now married to Drajad Djumantara sought her own path to learn Islam.

Febby Rastanty also shared how she learned the prayer readings. It turns out, this beautiful artist learned them not from her family environment but at school. Here’s the complete story, KLovers.

1. Parents of Different Religions

Portrait of Febby Rastanty having parents of different religions (credit: Instagram.com/febbyrastanty)

Febby Rastanty was born to the couple Rasyid Jayaruddin and Anice Worang. This beautiful artist was born and raised in a family environment with different religions. Febby Rastanty's parents are known to adhere to different beliefs.

"I was born to a dad and a mom who have different beliefs, so actually no one really taught me religion," said Febby Rastanty as quoted from Daniel Mananta's YouTube channel.

2. Finding My Own Path

A portrait of Febby Rastanty sharing her spiritual journey (credit: Instagram.com/febbyrastanty)

Febby Rastanty shares her story about her spiritual journey. This beautiful artist admits to finding her own way in understanding Islam. This includes the recitations of prayers that are obligatory and sunnah for Muslims.

"I can proudly say that I chose and found my own path," she revealed.

3. Learning Prayer Readings at School

Febby Rastanty learned to pray at school (credit: Instagram.com/febbyrastanty)

Interestingly, Febby Rastanty actually found knowledge about Islam, including prayer readings, not from her family environment or her father, who is a Muslim. Instead, this beautiful artist learned to pray through the education she received at school.

"Because all the prayer readings I got from school, not taught by my family. My dad is also like a Muslim by ID card. My dad said that the most important thing is that his belief must be Islam, but he is not the type who can teach how Islam works technically," said Febby Rastanty.

4. Not Learning from Family Environment

A portrait of Febby Rastanty seeking her own path to learn about Islam (credit: Instagram.com/febbyrastanty)

Febby Rastanty revealed that her spiritual journey in understanding Islam did not come from her family environment. In addition, she chose to seek her own path to discover and learn about Islam. One important moment that became a turning point for her was when she continued her studies at the University of Indonesia.

"So I searched for myself, and it turned out that during the second time I tried to enter UI, I increased my prayers," she added.

5. Feeling More Calm

A portrait of Febby Rastanty admits to feeling calm while praying (credit: Instagram.com/febbyrastanty)

Febby Rastanty expressed that performing prayers has become a source of tranquility. This spiritual experience not only brings peace but also strengthens her belief in the teachings of Islam. Additionally, Febby Rastanty's story received reactions from netizens.

"It turns out I become calmer, more patient, more Islamic," concluded Febby Rastanty.

That is Febby Rastanty's story about her spiritual journey in a family environment of different religions. Follow the latest celebrity news only at Kapanlagi.com. If not now, when?

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