Diana Rafar, Zamarul Hisham married again May 14

DIANA Rafar with her ex-husband, Hisham Zamarul.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Power of God and thanks to the prayers of many, Diana Rafar will eventually remarrying her former husband, Hisham Zamarul on 14 May.

The couple divorced last January 15 and results sharing their lives on May 16, 2009, they were blessed with a son named Kashfi Haikal.

The original design was the couple wanted to get married again in court on the date of their wedding day.

Just a coincidence May 16 falls on a Saturday, the date was shifted to May 14. However, this pair will keep the court where the witness they married again.

"Originally we had wanted to witness the wedding date inscribed on our bond election. But what, it falls on a weekend. But why, all of this has been written that," said Zamarul to BH Online.

Asked about the comment to remarrying, Zamarul gratitude for the test of the crisis faced by their households would end up with a good finish at the same time hopes for the common good.

"Early marriage bond is still strong. There is wisdom behind our divorce. Everything that happened and he made me more thankful and appreciative of life.

"We also do not take advantage of this break to find a replacement or an independent life. What happens to our room to put things become better than before.

"The space is also the basis for the severed friendship back together. Includes overcome minor problems that do not directly impoverished.

"Finally it is also starting to eat our intention to go back happily together. Not necessarily if we have someone else, a second or even a third it would be better than the first," he said.

Diana said, all this is happening to God's will.

"Houses of the meeting, all death comes upon him. We plan but could not match the power of God.

"Thank God we still have a long partner to get back together. If we try as much as any, if the Lord had not let the not so well," he said.

Add Diana, as long as a single mother, she gave up any more unto the Lord.

"The prayers of the people out there who want us back, finally he would pray," said the ambassador Dr Glow it.