Raffi Ahmad & Family: First Sahur & Ramadan 2024 Celebrations
- The first days of Ramadan are often marked by family gatherings and shared meals, and for Indonesian celebrity couple Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina, this year was no...
- On March 13, 2025, images circulated showing the Ahmad-Slavina household filled with family and friends breaking the fast.
- The warmth of these family moments was briefly overshadowed by news regarding their television program, “SahuRANS” on Net TV.
The first days of Ramadan are often marked by family gatherings and shared meals, and for Indonesian celebrity couple Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina, this year was no exception. Reports indicate a warm and bustling sahur – the pre-dawn meal consumed before fasting – at their home, though a television program featuring the family faced a temporary halt due to a warning from the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI).
On , images circulated showing the Ahmad-Slavina household filled with family and friends breaking the fast. According to Liputan6.com, guests included family members of Fadil Jaidi and fellow artist Atta Halilintar, highlighting the couple’s tradition of welcoming loved ones during the holy month. The gatherings weren’t limited to sahur; the couple also hosted iftar – the evening meal breaking the fast – with a similar spirit of togetherness.
The warmth of these family moments was briefly overshadowed by news regarding their television program, “SahuRANS” on Net TV. VOI.id reported that the program was issued a warning by KPI on , due to the inclusion of minors during filming at on and . The program was classified as R13, indicating it was intended for audiences 13 years and older, but minors were directly featured on screen.
Raffi Ahmad initially attributed a pause in the program’s broadcast to “technical problems,” stating it wasn’t related to performance issues, as reported by VOI.id. However, the KPI warning revealed the true reason for the interruption. The incident underscores the regulatory scrutiny faced by Indonesian television programs, particularly those broadcast during sensitive times like Ramadan.
Despite the temporary setback with “SahuRANS,” the Ahmad-Slavina family continued to prioritize the spirit of Ramadan through personal gatherings. Kapanlagi.com highlighted Raffi Ahmad’s recent Instagram post showcasing a complete family gathering for their first sahur of the month. The post emphasized the importance of togetherness during this special time.
The family’s commitment to celebrating Ramadan extends beyond their immediate circle. Reports indicate they’ve also hosted members of the wider community, including the family of Pak Muh, further demonstrating their dedication to fostering a sense of community during the holy month. This willingness to share their celebrations with others has resonated with fans and contributed to their positive public image.
The recent celebrations also saw visits from international figures. Jackson Wang, a member of the K-pop group GOT7, joined Nagita Slavina in preparing takjil – the light meal consumed to break the fast – according to Liputan6.com. This cross-cultural exchange highlights the family’s broad network and their ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
The first days of Ramadan also saw other Indonesian celebrities embracing the spirit of the month. Liputan6.com reported that Ayu Ting Ting also shared moments of sahur with her family, showcasing a fully laden table of food. The widespread sharing of these intimate moments underscores the cultural significance of Ramadan in Indonesia and the importance of family and community during this time.
While the KPI warning presented a challenge for the “SahuRANS” program, the Ahmad-Slavina family’s commitment to celebrating Ramadan with loved ones remains evident. Their ability to navigate both public-facing entertainment commitments and private family traditions speaks to their adaptability and dedication to maintaining a balance between their professional and personal lives. The incident serves as a reminder of the regulatory landscape surrounding Indonesian television and the importance of adhering to broadcasting standards, even during culturally significant periods.