This Is The Reason Ria Ricis Buys Sacrificial Animals To Purworejo

Ria Ricis and Teuku Ryan. (Photo: Special)

JAKARTA - Ria Ricis celebrates Eid al-Adha 2023 by joining in on the sacrifice of a cow named Hayabusa. He bought the large white-haired cow from Purworejo, Central Java some time ago.

The wife of Teuku Ryan said that she received a recommendation from someone to buy sacrificial animals in Purworejo. He admitted that he was told that the cows there were the best.

"Because that's one of the recommended ones. Then, the weight of the cow reaches 1.1 tons and is healthy. Then, he said it was the best cow in the same place. So he recommended that one," said Ria Ricis in Bintaro, South Tangerang on Thursday, June 29.

Ricis is grateful to be able to sacrifice cows as he hopes. He was also happy to be able to play with Hayabusa before being sacrificed.

"So, when I played together, when people saw the cow ngerep, I was definitely afraid, if I was even close. And it turned out that when I was close, I didn't listen, and it turned out that he really invited me to play," he said.

Even though he admitted that he had let Hayabusa be sacrificed, Ricis admitted that he was sad. He felt that his meeting with Hayabusa was still lacking.

"About Hayabusa (buying) in Purworejo, it's very far, you have to take a plane, take a day, the journey is far too. So, only three to four times met, then suddenly you have to be faced with separation, right? sad, "said Ricis.

"We can't be sad, because we have to love God more than the creatures in this world. So, it can't be stopped anymore," he continued.

Regarding the name Hayabusa for the sacrificial cow, Ricis said the name had been given by the cow owner before he bought it. Ricis himself has no intention of giving a new name to the cow he bought.

Meanwhile, Hayabusa was sacrificed not only for Ria Ricis. There were six other people who sacrificed for the cow from Purworejo.

"God willing, there are seven people, yes, our parents, we also (Ria Ricis and Teuku Ryan), and also there is Moana," concluded Ria Ricis.