Nurul Arifin Remembers Maura Magnalia: A Unique, Expressive, And Anti Mainstream Pandemic Victim

Maura dan keluarga (Instagram @na_nurularifin)

JAKARTA - For Nurul Arifin, his favorite daughter will always be remembered beautifully. Died on Tuesday, January 25, Maura Magnalia is now buried in Sandiego Hills.

For Nurul, this is a fate that cannot be denied. He wanted to give his best one last time to Maura. "This has been running since yesterday, the procession is in accordance with his belief. This is the peak of his burial, it has been completed," said Nurul Arifin in Karawang, West Java, Wednesday, January 26.

According to Nurul, Maura is a victim of the pandemic. "During the pandemic, I don't think it's just my child. Those who usually play can't play. Those who usually go to school can't go to school. He's currently taking his master's degree at Sidney University, since the beginning of school he couldn't go to Australia. He took it online until it was finished. The plan is March graduation, but the child is gone," recalled Nurul.

Maura, he continued, is an intelligent person in his own way. "Maura is very unique, expressive, but because of limitations that make all disappointments accumulate. Maura may be a picture of all of us. This is an example of prolonged frustration. Well, she has found her paradise," explained Nurul.

One proof of his intelligence is Maura's book which is ready to be printed and published. "He's been looking for a publisher, several publishers are interested. At first glance, what he told us, the book was a bit controversial. Indeed Maura is not mainstream, because it is a master's school with culture studies. A new culture today, which we in the previous generation never imagined there will be a study that breaks down many orders, evaluates the old thinking and order. And it turns out to be accepted, "said Mayong.

What made Nurul Arifin proud, Maura Magnalia graduated with honors. "He graduated with excellence, his thesis got 100 marks from his lecturer," he said.