Receiving Billions of Rupiah Blessings in the Month of Ramadan, Angel Lelga: Alhamdulillah

Kapanlagi.com - This year's Ramadan, which is still overshadowed by the Covid-19 pandemic, apparently brings blessings for Angel Lelga. Just three months into her skincare business named Secret Wish, Angel Lelga has experienced a big profit in the third month coinciding with Ramadan.

Like everyone else, the pandemic had made Angel Lelga worried about not making a loss. Moreover, many artists' businesses have also been affected by the pandemic and have closed down. Fortunately, her skincare business received unexpected blessings even though it has not been officially launched.

"Alhamdulillah, this is the blessing of Ramadan. Actually, this skincare hasn't been launched yet, but because of the enthusiasm of my fans and many who want to know about my skincare. Finally, my team was overwhelmed, and the orders flooded in. I am grateful," said Angel Lelga when met in Tebet, South Jakarta recently.

1. Earn More than 1 Billion M

When asked about the benefits, Angel Lelga did not mention it in detail. However, she dares to claim that currently it is more than around 1 billion rupiah.

"More than that (1 Billion), alhamdulillah," she said.

In fact, she is currently preparing a new place for her business. "I have already recovered the capital, now it's just enjoying the benefits. I even want to open a new one, alhamdulillah," she said.

2. Always Lonely

Despite earning a large profit in her business, there is still something bothering Angel Lelga. After converting to Islam for 17 years, she feels lonely every Ramadan and Eid.

Fortunately, Angel Lelga has many friends who support her. Often, these friends become the cure for Angel Lelga's loneliness during Ramadan and holidays.

"Every year I feel lonely because I converted alone and I don't have any family members who share the same religion as me. But alhamdulillah, all my friends support me, many send food and clothes, especially now it's even busier. Now the team and office staff have increased, alhamdulillah," she concluded.

3. #RememberMother'sMessage

This year, Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr have to be celebrated in the midst of a pandemic. However, this does not diminish the enthusiasm to observe and welcome them. Also, always #RememberMother'sMessage to avoid exposure to Covid-19.

Wear a mask, wash hands regularly, maintain distance, and avoid crowds. Let's remind each other for the sake of our loved ones!

(kpl/pur/lou)