1 Menit Emas 🔵 Ustadz Dr. Khalid Basalamah, M.A

Ghoinfa TV

5 May 202205:43

Summary

TLDRThe speaker emphasizes the value of time and how to maximize it with beneficial acts. In just one minute, people can engage in various forms of dhikr (remembrance of Allah), such as saying 'Astaghfirullah,' 'Subhanallah,' or sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). These simple yet powerful acts are described as ways to attain forgiveness, increase blessings, and earn Allah's love. The speaker encourages consistent worship and reminds the audience of the immense spiritual rewards that can be achieved by filling every moment with remembrance of Allah.

Takeaways

🙏 In just one minute, you can say 'Astagfirullah' 100 times, which can erase sins up to 100 years.
🕌 Saying 'Subhanallah wa bihamdihi, Subhanallah hil 'Azim' 40 times in one minute can greatly increase your blessings on the Day of Judgment.
❤️ Saying these phrases brings Allah's love and forgiveness, which is more valuable than human love.
🌟 Reciting 'Laa haula wala quwwata illa Billah' 30-45 times in one minute grants you treasures in paradise.
💰 In one minute, reciting praises like 'Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, La ilaha illallah, Allahu Akbar' 30-40 times is better than owning the world and all it contains.
🌹 Reciting blessings for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) 100 times in one minute brings 1,000 mercies from Allah.
📞 Maintaining relationships, such as calling family members for one minute, can extend your life and increase your blessings.
📖 Reciting 'Surah Al-Ikhlas' 10 times in one minute can build a palace for you in paradise.
⏳ Using time wisely by incorporating worship and remembrance into every moment brings endless blessings.
💫 Beginning with small acts of worship, like two rak'ahs of Dhuha or Tahajjud, can grow into larger, more blessed practices over time.

Q & A

What is the main theme of the speaker's message in the transcript?
-The main theme of the speaker's message is the significance of utilizing small moments, such as one minute, to engage in acts of worship like istighfar, reciting Subhanallah, sending blessings on the Prophet, and performing dhikr to gain immense spiritual rewards and Allah's mercy.
How many times can a person say 'Astaghfirullah' in one minute according to the speaker?
-A person can say 'Astaghfirullah' 100 times in one minute.
What benefit does the speaker mention for reciting 'Astaghfirullah' once?
-The speaker mentions that reciting 'Astaghfirullah' once can lead to the forgiveness of 70 years of sins.
What are the two phrases the Prophet (PBUH) mentioned that are light on the tongue but heavy on the scales?
-The two phrases are 'Subhanallahi wa bihamdihi, Subhanallahil 'azim'.
How many times can a person say 'Subhanallahi wa bihamdihi, Subhanallahil 'azim' in one minute?
-A person can say 'Subhanallahi wa bihamdihi, Subhanallahil 'azim' approximately 40 times in one minute.
What is the reward for reciting 'Laa hawla wa laa quwwata illa billah' according to the speaker?
-The reward for reciting 'Laa hawla wa laa quwwata illa billah' is obtaining a treasure from the treasures of Paradise.
What spiritual benefit does the speaker emphasize when reciting 'Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, Laa ilaaha illallah, Allahu Akbar'?
-The speaker emphasizes that reciting these words is better than the world and everything in it.
How can one invite the mercy of Allah in one minute according to the speaker?
-By sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) 100 times in one minute, a person can invite the mercy of Allah 1000 times.
What does the speaker suggest to do in one minute to extend one’s life and increase their sustenance?
-The speaker suggests engaging in acts of maintaining family ties (silaturahim) such as calling a relative or loved one, which can extend life and increase sustenance.
What example does the speaker provide about maximizing time for worship from the life of the righteous predecessors?
-The speaker shares an example of a righteous person who would engage in dhikr even while conversing or between bites of food, using every moment for worship, which reflects how they maximized their time for spiritual benefit.

Outlines

00:00

🕊️ The Power of One Minute in Remembrance of Allah

This paragraph emphasizes the importance of utilizing even a single minute for spiritual acts such as saying 'Astaghfirullah,' which can be repeated 100 times in one minute, potentially forgiving sins accumulated over decades. It explains how small acts of remembrance, like saying 'Subhanallah wa bihamdihi, Subhanallah hil adzim,' can significantly weigh in one's favor on the Day of Judgment. It also highlights the value of short prayers such as 'Laa haula wala quwwata illa billah,' referred to as treasures of paradise, which can be recited 30-45 times in a minute. Additionally, the Prophet's words are quoted to illustrate how these brief moments of dhikr (remembrance of Allah) are more valuable than the entire world and its contents.

05:01

📖 Blessings of Reciting the Quran and Establishing Regular Worship

This paragraph focuses on the blessings of regular Quranic recitation and prayer. It mentions the practice of a religious figure, pos Marelan Hotma bin Affan, who completed the Quran in a day after Tahajjud (night prayers), with Allah's blessing. It encourages consistent acts of worship, such as starting with small acts like two units of Dhuha prayer and growing in devotion over time. By doing so, Allah will bless and expand one's time, making worship easier and more fulfilling as one becomes more consistent and disciplined.

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Keywords

💡Istighfar

Istighfar refers to the act of seeking forgiveness from Allah by saying 'Astagfirullah.' In the video, the speaker emphasizes how saying istighfar 100 times in one minute can lead to the forgiveness of sins accumulated over 100 years. This practice is portrayed as a way to increase spiritual benefits and purify oneself.

💡Subhanallah wa bihamdihi

'Subhanallah wa bihamdihi' is a phrase that means 'Glory be to Allah and praise to Him.' The video highlights how saying this phrase 40 times in a minute can significantly 'weigh down' one's deeds on the Day of Judgment, demonstrating its spiritual power and how easily one can perform this act of worship.

💡Shalawat

Shalawat refers to sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad by saying 'Sholli ala Muhammad.' The speaker emphasizes how reciting shalawat can invite blessings and mercy from Allah. Reciting it 100 times in one minute can bring 1,000 blessings from Allah, showing its immense spiritual value.

💡Laa haula wala quwwata illa billah

This phrase means 'There is no power and no strength except with Allah.' It is described as a treasure from paradise (harta karunnya surga), and by saying it 30-45 times in one minute, one can attain great rewards in the afterlife. It symbolizes reliance on Allah’s power in every situation.

💡Timbangan (Scales)

In Islamic belief, the deeds of a person will be weighed on the scales (timbangan) on the Day of Judgment. The video explains that performing certain acts of worship, like saying 'Subhanallah wa bihamdihi' or 'Laa haula wala quwwata illa billah,' can make the scales heavier in one’s favor, leading to greater rewards in the hereafter.

💡Silaturahim

Silaturahim refers to maintaining ties of kinship. The speaker mentions how a simple one-minute act, like calling a relative to check on them, can prolong one's life and expand their provision (rezeki). This highlights the importance of relationships and familial bonds in Islam, which are seen as blessings in both this life and the next.

💡Rahmat (Mercy)

Rahmat refers to divine mercy or compassion from Allah. The speaker discusses how reciting shalawat on the Prophet brings mercy from Allah, with one shalawat resulting in 10 acts of mercy. The emphasis on accumulating mercy reflects the video’s theme of maximizing spiritual rewards in small moments.

💡Rezeki (Provision)

Rezeki refers to the sustenance or provision given by Allah. The speaker encourages viewers to maintain silaturahim as a way to expand their rezeki. This shows that spiritual practices and good deeds are believed to bring material and emotional blessings in life, further underlining the holistic nature of Islamic worship.

💡Surah Al-Ikhlas

Surah Al-Ikhlas is a short chapter from the Quran that emphasizes the oneness of Allah. The speaker mentions that reciting this surah 10 times in a minute will result in the construction of a palace in paradise. This reflects the belief in the great rewards associated with regularly reciting certain Quranic verses.

💡Waktu (Time)

Time is a central theme in the video, as the speaker continuously emphasizes how one minute can be used to gain immense spiritual rewards. The idea is to maximize every moment, avoiding wastefulness and instead using time for acts of worship like istighfar, shalawat, and dhikr (remembrance of Allah). This highlights the value of time in Islam as a resource for both this world and the afterlife.

Highlights

In just one minute, you can say 'Astagfirullah' 100 times, and each time can forgive sins as much as 70-100 years.

Reciting 'Subhanallah wa bihamdihi Subhanallahil Adzim' 40 times in one minute can significantly weigh your scale of deeds on the Day of Judgment.

The Prophet mentioned that two simple phrases—'Subhanallah wa bihamdihi, Subhanallahil Adzim'—are light on the tongue but heavy in the balance on the Day of Judgment and beloved by Allah.

Saying 'Laa haula wala quwwata illa billah' 30-45 times in one minute can bring you treasures from paradise.

Saying 'Subhanallah walhamdulillah wala ilaha illallah wallahu akbar' 40 times in a minute is better than the world and everything in it.

Reciting 'Sholawat' on the Prophet Muhammad 100 times in one minute can bring 1,000 blessings from Allah.

One minute of reciting 'Sholawat' invites 1,000 times of Allah’s mercy and blessings into your life.

Maintaining relationships, such as calling family or friends, for just one minute daily can extend your lifespan and increase your sustenance.

Reciting Surah Al-Ikhlas ('Qul huwallahu ahad') 10 times a day will earn you a palace in paradise.

Even during mundane tasks like waiting for something or eating, filling time with dhikr (remembrance of Allah) brings blessings.

Reciting Quran regularly, such as finishing it in a day, can bring blessings that increase efficiency in all aspects of life.

Starting small in ibadah, like praying two raka'ats of dhuha or tahajjud, will bring blessings and allow you to increase your acts of worship gradually.

Making the most of every minute with acts of worship or dhikr is essential to receive Allah's blessings and avoid wasting time.

Osman bin Affan used to finish the entire Quran in one night after praying Tahajjud, and Allah blessed him with time and efficiency.

Every moment spent in sincere worship or dhikr brings greater blessings in both this life and the afterlife.