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King Nassar Reveals the Reason He Never Shows Off His Eid al-Adha Sacrifice Each Year

King Nassar Reveals the Reason He Never Shows Off His Eid al-Adha Sacrifice Each Year

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King Nassar Reveals the Reason He Never Shows Off His Eid al-Adha Sacrifice Each Year

Behind the luxury of the entertainment stage, King Nassar actually has a very strong religious side that is full of simplicity. He regularly performs the sacrifice ritual every year without needing to be in the media spotlight.

The singer, known as Opa Kiyowo, chooses to distribute his sacrificial aid to various places that are in need. He feels that sharing with others is a heartfelt calling that must be carried out with sincerity.

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"Alhamdulillah, everything is good, insyaallah every year I am given the fortune to perform the sacrifice," he said when met at the Emtek studio, Daan Mogot, West Jakarta, Monday (25/5/2026).

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"Wherever, as long as there are people in need. Basically, if I am like this, I try every year to carry out what is not an obligation, but if we are capable, why not? It has to be like that," he said.

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Nassar has a very strong principle of never publicizing his charitable acts to the public to maintain the purity of his intentions. For him, the matters of reward and goodness are just a secret between himself and the Creator alone.

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"I indeed never inform, never let anyone know, because for me, all charity does not need to be disclosed to others; for me, I never inform, the important thing is that only Allah knows," he revealed.

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The father of Falhan Abssar wants to be a figure who provides a real example of goodness without appearing to show off or be ostentatious. He feels that the moral responsibility towards his family and the surrounding environment is far more important than the praise of others.

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"And what’s important is that we can set an example for our family and those around us, that’s really it," he said.

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Nassar's generosity is often carried out quietly through his assistants or trusted team in various remote areas of Indonesia. He believes that the blessings he receives now are a trust that must be shared with those who are entitled.