Guru Ngaji Abang L from Palestine, Rizky Billar & Lesti Kejora Want Their Child to Be Like Sultan Muhammad Al Fatih

Kapanlagi.com - Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora agree to teach Muhammad Levian Al Fatih Billar about religion from a young age. One of the steps is by teaching the child, who is commonly called Abang L, to recite the Quran.

Not from Indonesia, the Quran teacher who teaches Abang L is from Palestine. Billar and Lesti want their child to have a strong religious foundation from an early age.

"My friend Syekh Ahmad from Palestine (Abang L's Quran teacher). Religious education from an early age is important. My idol and inspiration Sultan Muhammad Al Fatih was even taught religion since the age of 2, so I apply the same thing," said Billar when met in the Cilandak area, South Jakarta, on Sunday (30/6/2024).

"So Abang L is taught to recite the Quran by a religious teacher, so he will be educated from an early age about religious matters. Because religion is the foundation of his life. So when he grows up, he will understand and know what should and should not be done," added Billar.

1. Parenting Rizky Billar & Lesti Kejora

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As parents, the 28-year-old man is grateful that his child is developing well. Therefore, both Billar and Lesti are starting to be careful in their behavior and speech, so as not to be followed by their child.

"As parents, we are happy to have a smart child, so we have to guide them well. Because we want our child to be smart, we have to be careful in front of them," said Billar.

"So that they remember what we do as parents, we have to watch our words and actions, and truly become an example for them," the man from Medan, North Sumatra, continued.

2. Filling TV Programs

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In addition, Billar is grateful that his child is now participating in the program Abang L The Explorer which is planned to air on Mentari TV starting Saturday, July 6, 2024, every Saturday and Sunday. Moreover, educational shows like that are now rarely found.

"Personally, outside the program, I am actually enthusiastic about having a television specifically for young children. As parents, we really miss it, there are very few TV programs specifically for young children. Hopefully, young children can follow according to their age, educate and provide lessons for children," he concluded.

(kpl/aal/ums)