Happier After Returning from Umrah, Happy Asmara: Live Life More Peacefully

Kapanlagi.com - Happy Asmara and her mother recently performed the Umrah pilgrimage in the Holy Land. After returning from the Holy Land, the singer from Kediri said she felt many lessons and changes in her life.

"What Happy feels after returning from Umrah, the lessons, now Happy is able to live more peacefully, more relaxed. And, become more willing and content in facing anything," said Happy Asmara.

Happy feels grateful because now she feels happier than before. Before the Umrah pilgrimage, the former girlfriend of Denny Caknan admitted that she often felt anxious and had many thoughts.

"Because previously Happy was overthinking, had many thoughts. Alhamdulillah, after returning from Umrah, Happy became happier, able to live life, and closer to Allah SWT. There are so many lessons and changes that Happy feels after returning from Umrah," she said.

1. Often Uncomfortable

This 24-year-old dangdut singer also revealed that before performing the umrah pilgrimage, she often felt uncomfortable due to the pressure from netizens who always commented on various things, including her appearance.

"Everyone knows that because it went viral, Happy Asmara is always associated with being left at the altar, I don't understand why. Maybe it's also because of the shock, the stress from the netizens, never being attacked so much by netizens, even being judged physically or by Indonesian beauty standards like that," said Happy Asmara.

"So, I feel like I lack a lot, what am I lacking, lacking lacking lacking all the time. So, I feel embarrassed to go out, we panic and feel uncomfortable," added Happy Asmara.

2. Experiencing Many Changes

However, after feeling the call from the Almighty to perform the umrah pilgrimage, Happy admitted that she experienced changes in her thoughts and feelings.

"So, I became more devoted, more accepting. We become more grateful that humans are not perfect. Humans definitely have good and bad sides," she said.

"We become more peaceful and able to think more broadly. Like that, we become more grateful for who we are," she concluded.

(kpl/far/dwn)