My Father is My Inspiration

My father's name is Yasser Arafat. He was born in Jakarta on April 30, 1975. He is the
fourth child of 6 siblings with 3 brothers and 3 sisters. His father was named Armia, who was
from Aceh. His mother named Yunimar, a housewife. And then, he lives in Depok.

He is a graduate of sukamaju public elementary school 1. When the 4th grade was
precisely at the age of 10 years, he represented his school to take part in the adzan competition
at the elementary level, and he managed to winner and get 1st place in the competition. After
graduating elementary school, he continued his education at the junior high level. He attends
SMPN 1 Cimanggis through testing. At that time he had a hobby, namely playing chess. This led
him to take part in a chess competition at the middle school level to represent his school and he
won first place in the competition until a row when he sat on the bench 1 and 2 junior high.

Graduating from junior high school, he continued his education at SMAN 99 Jakarta. And
In 1993, he continued his education in Information Management, AMIK Jakarta. After
graduating, he became the youth leader of the Al Ijtihad Mosque in Depok in 1995 to 2002. In
2000, he married my mother, named Komara Sari. After that, my mother came to live in Depok
with him. Then, in 2001, his first son, Faisal Al Yassa, was born. Then in 2003 I was born, his first
daughter or second child, named Mahdavikia Diva Al Yassa. At that time, he was transferred to
Tangerang. He works at PT. NLK INDONESIA.

At that time also in 2003 until now he and his wife and their five children lived and
settled in Tangerang. As head of the family, he always works hard to support his wife and 5
children. Can not be separated in his busyness he often takes the time for his children by
instilling the principles of life, giving a moral message to always try and endeavor is also
accompanied by prayer to achieve ideals. He motivated his children to study and study as highly
as possible and hoped their children could be far better than him. As his daughter, I am proud
to be part of his family. Even though he is not a highly educated person, he always supports his
children to become highly educated people.