"Dream - Condolences from SMK Lingga Kencana Depok, which experienced a fatal accident, are also felt by the Indonesian community. As known, the students of SMK Lingga Kencana, who were on their way home after holding a school farewell event, were involved in a fatal accident. The bus they were riding on overturned, causing 11 people to lose their lives. One of them was Ade Nabilla. As if sensing it, Ade Nabilla had previously posted about death that could come at any time. Ade Nabilla's last post went viral after being reposted by the TikTok account @nyanya.nyunyu."

In his personal Instagram account @adenabillaa, one of the victims of the SMK Lingga Kencana bus accident wrote a message that seemed like a premonition. "Life is a responsibility, not an escape. No matter how fast you run, no matter how far you avoid, life will always be life. And it will always be filled with responsibilities (for those who realize, and I hope we all become aware of the essence of life)," he wrote.

"In the struggle to uphold the truth, it feels like the road is very long, isn't it? However, I once read a series of discourses that touched my heart," he continued. "The responsibility to fight for the path of truth is actually short. You just need to fight until death. If you die tomorrow, then your responsibility is only finished until tomorrow. It's that short," he wrote later.

"We never know when this soul will be taken by the Creator and also the Giver of responsibilities. This life is full of uncertainty. You can die while sleeping, you can die while eating your favorite food, you can also die while doing nothing," he wrote. "Life is so short, no one can guarantee that you will still be alive one minute from now. As long as you are given time, then strive with all your might in the right path. There is no time to run away from what has been entrusted. I believe in life after death," he continued."

"Finally, a Muslim should realize that the purpose of their life is to worship Allah and also to be fully committed in carrying out the mission as a caliph on earth. Hopefully, we can become successful individuals in this temporary life. Ameen."