DOSA YANG MEMBATALKAN PUASA

Summary

The speaker delivers a sermon emphasizing the importance of maintaining the purity of fasting during Ramadan. They highlight five actions that can invalidate the reward of fasting, including lying, gossiping, slandering, making false oaths, and inappropriate glances at the opposite gender. The speaker also reassures the audience that while these actions may not invalidate the fast itself, they may result in a loss of spiritual rewards. The sermon ends with a reminder of the significance of Ramadan and the need for sincerity in worship, as well as a prayer for forgiveness and guidance.

Takeaways

• 😀 Gratitude is expressed towards Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) for their blessings and guidance.
• 😀 The speaker reminds the audience of the importance of observing Ramadan and maintaining the purity of fasting.
• 😀 Lying (berbohong) is highlighted as a sin that harms one's fast and spiritual rewards, even if the fast remains valid.
• 😀 Gossiping (mengunjing) is considered a negative act, though telling harmless or humorous stories about others can be permissible.
• 😀 Slandering (mengadu orang) is forbidden and can lead to conflict between people, causing harm and injustice.
• 😀 False swearing (bersumpah palsu) is condemned for distorting the truth and bringing about injustice.
• 😀 Looking at the opposite sex with lustful intent (syahwat) is prohibited and considered a sin that reduces the purity of the fast.
• 😀 Performing these sinful actions during Ramadan does not invalidate the fast but diminishes the reward one could receive.
• 😀 Even if someone’s fast remains valid, the lack of spiritual reward due to these sins makes the fasting experience less meaningful.
• 😀 The speaker concludes by urging the audience to be mindful of their behavior, seek forgiveness from Allah, and maintain the integrity of their fast.

Q & A

What is the first topic discussed in the script?

The first topic discussed is an opening prayer, thanking Allah for His blessings and the opportunity to meet again during the holy month of Ramadan.

Which important figure is mentioned in the script, and what is the reference made to him?

The important figure mentioned is the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The script includes sending blessings and prayers upon him, mentioning the hope to receive his intercession on the Day of Judgment.

What is the focus of the script after the prayer?

After the prayer, the script focuses on explaining the actions that can invalidate the reward of fasting during Ramadan.

What is the first action mentioned that can invalidate the reward of fasting?

The first action mentioned is lying. It explains that lying involves saying something that is not true, which could be for trivial reasons or to avoid answering questions.

What does the script say about gossiping (menggunjing)?

The script explains that gossiping involves talking about someone else's words, actions, or personal matters. It is only permissible if the gossip involves harmless or positive content and does not cause harm to the person being discussed.

How does the script define 'mengadu orang' (spreading discord between others)?

The script defines 'mengadu orang' as actions that intentionally create conflict between people who were previously in harmony. It can stem from gossip or slander and is forbidden in Islam.

What does the script say about making false oaths?

The script explains that making a false oath is a sinful act, intended to benefit one party while harming the other, and it results in replacing truth with injustice. This act is highly condemned in Islam.

What is said about looking at the opposite gender with desire (syahwat)?

The script discusses that looking at someone of the opposite gender with desire is forbidden. It describes the feeling of attraction that leads to a prolonged gaze, which is considered sinful in this context.

What happens if these actions are committed outside of Ramadan?

If these sinful actions are committed outside of Ramadan, they are still sinful, but they do not invalidate the fasting itself.

What happens if these actions are committed during Ramadan?

If these actions are committed during Ramadan, the fasting remains valid, but the individual loses the reward for their fasting, as these actions corrupt the purity of the fast. The person will still be forgiven for their sins if they repent.