Kunto Aji Reveals The Importance Of Surrendering At The Moment Of Ramadan

Kunto Aji told about surrendering during Ramadan (Instagram/kuntoajiw)

JAKARTA - Ramadan is a special moment to surrender to God Almighty. As did one of the famous Indonesian singers, Kunto Aji.

Kunto Aji shared his experience of surrendering to God and getting extraordinary blessings. He admitted that this could happen after he had a big problem a few years ago.

"There must be a lot of transition. There are many moments in our lives that can bring us to a better point. But usually from some of those processes, the most influential thing is if there is a problem," said Kunto Aji at Ramadan Gathering 2025 with the title #Sjuang BerKahf: You Must Defeat You, in Pondok Indah, South Jakarta, on Thursday, March 6, 2025.

Kunto said that at that time he was suffering from bile blockage disease, which required a lot of medical expenses. He also experienced obstacles in his career as a musician.

"I remember very well, what I did was quite a big transform when I was sick for a long time, blocked bile, I spent my savings for treatment. Then my career was also preparing for a single at that time "Too Long Alone", he explained.

However, Kunto Aji admitted that he chose to surrender and resign in dealing with all the problems that befell him. He then got extraordinary blessings, with his popular songs.

"So it's sick, at the end of my career and finance it's also slumped. I resigned, after that it was raised. The song 'Too Long Alone' suddenly exploded, and I can move now, even with independent management," he continued.

This thing conveyed by Kunto Aji is in line with the campaign of the Berkahf Fighters, who invited them to maximize this special moment of Ramadan. Many things can continue to be done to spread kindness, especially during Ramadan.

Keeping gratitude, providing benefits, and maintaining togetherness is not an easy thing to do alone. However, by reminding each other, reminding each other, supporting, sharing enthusiasm, we can tread a better path more steadfastly," said Group CEO of ParagonCorp, Harman Subakat.