KULTUM RAMADHAN 2025 H+18 SMP Islam Darussalam

Summary

In this speech, Diva Nur Aini explores the Islamic virtue of 'akhlak itsar,' which emphasizes prioritizing others' needs over one's own. She highlights key teachings from the Quran and Hadith, including the story of the Muhajirun sacrificing for others despite their own hardships, and the importance of selflessness in Islam. The speech also contrasts 'itsar' with the negative trait of selfishness, 'atsarah.' By sharing inspiring stories, including the example of Abu Hurairah and the Ansar, Diva encourages the cultivation of selflessness as a core aspect of faith. The message calls for Muslims to embody selflessness for the sake of Allah and humanity.

Takeaways

• 😀 Akhlak Idsar refers to the attitude of prioritizing others over oneself, showing a selfless and sacrificial spirit.
• 😀 A Muslim with akhlak idsar is willing to sacrifice for others, even when they themselves are in need, such as sharing food when hungry or offering water when thirsty.
• 😀 Allah's verse in Surah Al-Hashr, Ayat 9 highlights the importance of helping others, even in times of personal hardship.
• 😀 The Prophet Muhammad (saw) emphasized that a person's faith is not complete if they do not wish for others the same good they wish for themselves.
• 😀 Akhlak Idsar was practiced by the Muhajirin, who prioritized others' needs over their own, even in challenging circumstances.
• 😀 The opposite of akhlak idsar is 'atsarah,' which is selfishness and putting one's own interests above others. This quality is disliked by the Prophet Muhammad (saw).
• 😀 A historical example of akhlak idsar is when Ali bin Abi Thalib volunteered to stay behind in place of the Prophet Muhammad (saw) during the migration to Medina, despite the danger to his life.
• 😀 Another example is when a man in need approached the Prophet Muhammad (saw), and a companion from the Ansar invited him to his home, even though he had very little to offer.
• 😀 The companion of the Prophet, despite only having enough food for his children, pretended to eat in front of the guest to make sure the guest had enough, demonstrating selflessness.
• 😀 The Qur'an and Hadith both encourage the practice of helping others selflessly, and the Prophet Muhammad (saw) praised those who lived this way, as it brings Allah's blessings.

Q & A

What is the meaning of 'akhlaq itsar' in the context of the script?

Akhlaq itsar refers to the quality of selflessness, where a person prioritizes the well-being of others over their own, even when facing personal hardship.

What does the concept of itsar teach Muslims?

Itsar teaches Muslims to sacrifice for others, putting others' needs above their own, such as providing food and drink to those in need even when they themselves are in a similar situation.

What does the Quran say about the concept of itsar?

The Quran in Surah Al-Hashr (59:9) describes the Muhajirin, who gave preference to others over themselves despite their own struggles. This is presented as a virtuous behavior for Muslims to emulate.

What is the opposite of itsar, and why is it discouraged?

The opposite of itsar is 'atsarah,' which is selfishness or egoism. It is discouraged because it involves prioritizing one's own needs over others, a behavior that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) disapproved of.

How does the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) relate to the concept of itsar?

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized the importance of loving the good for others just as one loves it for oneself, and he disapproved of selfishness, encouraging Muslims to practice selflessness.

Can you provide an example of itsar from the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

One example is when the Prophet (PBUH) was preparing to migrate, and his cousin, Ali bin Abi Talib, selflessly offered to stay behind and take his place, risking his life to protect the Prophet.

What was the incident involving Abu Hurairah and his response to a man in need?

Abu Hurairah narrated a story where a man came to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) asking for help. Despite having little to offer, a companion from the Ansar volunteered to host the man, even though his own family had barely enough food. The Prophet praised him for his selflessness.

What lesson can Muslims learn from the story of the Ansar and their selfless act?

Muslims can learn the importance of putting others' needs before their own, even in times of personal hardship, as demonstrated by the Ansar's willingness to share their limited resources with someone in need.

How does the Quran reward those who practice itsar?

The Quran praises those who practice itsar, stating that they are the truly successful ones, as they embody the values of selflessness and care for others, which are highly regarded in Islam.

Why is it important for Muslims to practice akhlaq itsar?

Practicing akhlaq itsar helps foster a sense of community, compassion, and empathy. It strengthens the bonds between individuals and demonstrates the Islamic values of generosity and sacrifice for the sake of others.