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A New Path for the Famous

Thursday, May 23, 2019

Some celebrities are truly embracing their Muslim faith. Although a few have completely left the entertainment industry, more than a handful instead gained fame with their new “pious” look. Social media platforms add fuel to the phenomenon.

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DONNY Supriyadi showed us the knuckles of both his hands. Tattoos of capital letters decorated his fingers. The black ink was already starting to fade after two attempts at removal. “Another two times and they’ll disappear,” said Donny when we met him at the Al Asy’ari Bandung Islamic University on Thursday afternoon, May 16.

Donny began the process for removing his tattoos after he decided to transform his life and study

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