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Risty Tagor Moved to Tears While Sharing in the Month of Ramadan, Reminds about the 'Rights' of Orphans

Risty Tagor Moved to Tears While Sharing in the Month of Ramadan, Reminds about the 'Rights' of Orphans

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Risty Tagor Moved to Tears While Sharing in the Month of Ramadan, Reminds about the 'Rights' of Orphans

The holy month of Ramadan has always been a special moment to spread kindness. This is exactly what the beautiful artist Risty Tagor just did, as she appeared so enthusiastic while participating in a heartfelt social event in South Jakarta.

Specifically, on Friday (3/13/2026), this mother of three attended a happiness-sharing program entitled "Let It Be The Light". During the event, Risty could not hide her feelings of emotion and gratitude as she saw the cheerful smiles on the faces of the orphaned children present.

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For her, this moment is not just an ordinary charity event, but an important reminder of a significant responsibility. The actress, who has now fully embraced wearing the hijab, emphasizes that in Islamic teachings, there is a right for orphans in every sustenance we receive.

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"I am definitely very grateful because indeed here, her younger siblings are involved. That whatever happens in Islam, those orphaned siblings are our collective responsibility," said Risty Tagor in the Ampera area, South Jakarta.

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"Those who no longer have parents, in Islam, indeed have rights from every wealth we possess," Risty added.

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The event, which is a collaboration between The Harvest and Zain Community, according to Risty, reflects the spirit of the current era that prioritizes synergy for the greater good.

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"What is certain is that I'm very happy. This is indeed the era of synergy, the era of collaboration. So I am also very grateful to be one of those chosen to synergize in goodness together," he added.

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The star of the film PEREMPUAN BERKALUNG SORBAN then linked that spirit of togetherness with the philosophy of 'light' that was brought up in the event. According to him, goodness done collectively will have a much greater bright impact. "Just like the light that is indeed made the slogan this time, 'Let It Be the Light'. That one light together with many lights will surely illuminate many things more," he explained.

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The hope that this goodness continues to spread is in line with the vision of the organizer, Sylvia Andriani Rizal, as the CEO of PT Sentra Aktaha Horeca, who emphasized that behind success, there is a social responsibility they want to fulfill. "Because we know that the month of Ramadan is a holy month, a month of sharing. Behind our blessings, there are actually the blessings of others," she concluded.