Potret Nikita Willy Visiting Al Ula during Umrah, Stirring Comments from Netizens

Kapanlagi.com - One of the popular tourist destinations among public figures who have just completed the umrah pilgrimage is the city of Al Ula. Nikita Willy, who has just completed the umrah pilgrimage with her family, including her husband and child, chose to continue the journey to one of the resorts in the Al Ula region.

Nikita Willy's post while in Al Ula has received a lot of criticism from internet users. They expressed concern because Al Ula is considered an unsuitable place to be visited by Muslims, as it is considered one of the places that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advised to avoid.

Here are the photos of Nikita Willy visiting Al Ula during the umrah pilgrimage that have been widely discussed, summarized on Wednesday (28/02/2024).

1. Beautiful with White Gamis

Portrait of Nikita Willy in Al Ula (Source: Instagram/nikitawillyofficial94)

In Al Ula, Nikita's appearance is so captivating with a long gamis that covers her entire body.

In her personal Instagram post, she is seen wearing a long white dress and a white pashmina that wraps around part of her hair.

Various comments from netizens approached Nikita about her visit to Al Ula.

“Every niki travels the world. I really want to travel the world, the feeling is beautiful. But she went to al-ula, I don't want to,” wrote the hanidlyn account.

“Don't follow it, sister... The Prophet forbids his people from visiting there. Beautiful because the sight of Satan deceiving our eyes. Just a reminder,” also wrote the lina_nurna account.

2. Sitting Relaxing Enjoying the View

Portrait of Nikita Willy relaxing in Al Ula (Source: Instagram/nikitawillyofficial94)

Sitting in the middle of a desert surrounded by towering rock mountains, Nikita appeared calm and relaxed on the sofa. Her stylish appearance with a long white gamis dress gave her the look of a Middle Eastern girl enjoying the beauty of the Al Ula city landscape.

3. Intimate with Husband

Portrait of Nikita Willy with Indra in Al Ula (Source: Instagram/nikitawillyofficial94)

Nikita Willy and her husband were photographed in front of Elephant Rock, a large rock formation that attracts attention with its elephant-like shape. This time, the outfit worn by this mother of one was a white gamis with brown-colored sleeves, and a white pashmina covering her hair.

Indra also looked simple, stylish, and bold wearing a plain t-shirt paired with beige jogger pants.

4. Stylishly Compact with Her Mother

Portrait of Nikita Willy with her mother in Al Ula (Source: Instagram/nikitawillyofficial94)

Nikita sees Banyan Tree Al Ula with her mother, Yora Febrine. They both look harmonious wearing black sunglasses and matching black branded bags.

5. Portrait of Baby Issa in Al Ula

Portrait of Baby Issa in Al Ula (Source: Instagram/nikitawillyofficial94)

Nikita decided to spend her vacation in Al Ula, a destination known for its beautiful sand dunes and stunning natural panoramas.

The joy of little Issa is clearly reflected as she enjoys playing and exploring the sand there.

6. Why is Al Ula prohibited?

Meanwhile, in Arab mythology, the city of Al Ula is considered a haunted area inhabited by jinn and evil spirits.

7. Why Did Al Ula Become a Cursed City?

The city of Al Ula is dubbed a forbidden city because it was once inhabited by the Thamud people. The Thamud people were a people who were punished by God for denying the prophet sent to them, namely Prophet Saleh (2150-2080 BC).

8. What Ethnicity is Nikita Willy?

She is the eldest daughter of Henry Willy and Yora Febrine, and has a Minangkabau ancestry. Nikita Willy introduced elements of Minangkabau culture in her marriage to Indra Priawan on October 16, 2020.

9. Who is Nikita Willy's Husband?

Indra Priawan and Nikita got married in 2020. Indra Priawan's background is extraordinary, as he is the third generation of the Bluebird taxi business conglomerate family. His grandfather's name is Djokosoetono, one of the pioneers in the establishment of the University of Indonesia (UI) and the first Dean of the UI Faculty of Law.

(kpl/nov)