Syahnaz Sadiqah Appears Graceful in Hijab After Returning from Hajj, Striving for Consistency

Kapanlagi.com - Syahnaz Sadiqah now appears in hijab after performing the Hajj pilgrimage. The younger sister of Raffi Ahmad admitted that she is in the learning stage to consistently wear the hijab.

Although she initially did not plan for this, Syahnaz feels a comfort that makes her reluctant to take it off. Syahnaz explained that she is still in the process of wearing the hijab consistently.

"Yeah, just learning, I just came back from Hajj, and when I returned, I was still wearing the hijab. It's been going well, and it's a shame to take it off. I'm still learning, basically," said Syahnaz Sadiqah at ICE BSD, Tangerang, Wednesday (10/9/2024).

However, until now, Syahnaz has never left the house without wearing the hijab since returning from Hajj. She feels unprepared to go back to her previous appearance.

"I haven't taken it off when going out since I returned from Hajj. It's a shame to take it off. There’s a feeling of attachment, you know, I just came back from Hajj, so it feels like that," said Syahnaz.

1. Her Long-Standing Desire

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Syahnaz admits that her desire to wear the hijab has been there for a long time, but she never set a specific time to start. Interestingly, she did not plan to wear the hijab after performing Hajj, but everything happened naturally.

"This isn't about wanting to wear the hijab after Hajj; it’s just that there was no specific plan. I just wanted to wear the hijab, but I didn’t know when. But this came suddenly, maybe it was meant to be. It feels comfortable," said Syahnaz.

2. Full Support From Family

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Syahnaz's decision to wear the hijab received full support from her family. Her children are also happy to see the new change in their mother, even though they don’t fully understand it yet.

"Of course they support it, as it’s a Muslim woman wearing a hijab. The kids like it. 'Mommy wears a hijab,' but they don’t really understand yet. They are just kids," she explained.

Moreover, the spiritual experience that Syahnaz went through during her Hajj pilgrimage is a moment she finds hard to forget. She admits that she still has vivid memories of that holy journey.

"Yes, there were many moments; even now I still can’t move on from the Hajj journey I had," concluded Syahnaz Sadiqah.

(kpl/far/ums)