Meyakini Hari Akhir Dengan Mawas Diri || BAB II - PAI KELAS IX

Summary

This video explains the concept of believing in the Last Day from an Islamic perspective, focusing on its importance in the Pillars of Faith. It covers the different types of apocalypse (small and big), signs leading to the end of the world, and various afterlife stages, including resurrection, judgment, and reward or punishment in Heaven and Hell. The video further highlights significant events such as the arrival of Dajjal, the descent of Prophet Isa, and the rise of Imam Mahdi. Key details about the afterlife realms and their respective names from the Qur'an are also explored.

Takeaways

• 😀 Faith in the Last Day is the belief that the final day will come, as part of the five pillars of faith in Islam.
• 😀 There are different names for the Last Day, including 16 alternate names mentioned in Islamic teachings.
• 😀 The Last Day is divided into two categories: the Sugra apocalypse (minor events like death and natural disasters) and the Kubra apocalypse (major, global events described in the Qur'an).
• 😀 The Kubra apocalypse includes unknown details but is certain to happen, and it is a significant event in Islamic belief.
• 😀 Some signs of the Last Day include the emergence of the Dajjal (false messiah), the rise of Imam Mahdi, the descent of Prophet Isa (Jesus), the release of Yakjuz and Makjuj, and more.
• 😀 Barzakh is the period between life and the afterlife, often associated with the grave, which serves as a boundary between the two realms.
• 😀 Yaumul Baad is the day when all humans are resurrected from their graves after the second trumpet is blown by the angel Israfil.
• 😀 Yaumul Mahsyar is the gathering of all humans in the Mahsyar field, where everyone is raised from their graves.
• 😀 Yaumul Hisab is the day of reckoning, where all human deeds will be shown and accounted for based on actions in life.
• 😀 Yaumul Mizan is the day when deeds, both small and large, are weighed, followed by Yaumul Jaza, the day when actions are rewarded with either heaven or hell, depending on their nature.

Q & A

What is the meaning of faith in the last day?

Faith in the last day means believing and trusting that there will be an end of the world, also known as the last day or apocalypse.

What pillar of faith does belief in the last day belong to?

Belief in the last day is the fifth pillar of faith in Islam.

What is the difference between Sugra apocalypse and Kubra apocalypse?

The Sugra apocalypse (small apocalypse) refers to localized destructions such as death or natural disasters, while the Kubra apocalypse (big apocalypse) refers to a larger, final end that cannot be fully described in detail but is outlined in the Qur'an.

What are some signs of the impending apocalypse according to the hadith?

The signs include the emergence of the Dajjal, the appearance of Imam Mahdi, the descent of Prophet Isa (Jesus), the release of Yakjuz and Makjuz, the appearance of black clouds (dukhan), the sun rising from the west, and reptiles coming out in the morning.

What is Yaumul Barzakh?

Yaumul Barzakh refers to the period of the grave, which serves as the gateway between the worldly realm and the afterlife.

What happens on Yaumul Baad?

On Yaumul Baad, all humans will be resurrected from their graves after the second trumpet is blown by the angel Israfil, starting from the first human, Prophet Adam, until the last human.

What is Yaumul Mahsyar?

Yaumul Mahsyar is the day when all humans are gathered together in a vast place called the Mahsyar field after being resurrected from their graves.

What happens on the day of reckoning (Yaumul Hisab)?

On Yaumul Hisab, all human deeds during their lifetime will be shown and judged. Every action, whether good or bad, will be accounted for.

What is Yaumul Mizan?

Yaumul Mizan is the day when the deeds of humans are weighed, both small and large, to determine their fate.

What are Yaumul Jaza and its significance?

Yaumul Jaza is the day when humans receive the rewards or punishments for their deeds. If their actions were good, they will be rewarded, and if their actions were bad, they will face punishment.

What is the final destination of human souls according to the script?

The final destination of human souls will be either heaven or hell, depending on the deeds performed during their lifetime. Those with good deeds will enter heaven, and those with bad deeds will enter hell.

What are some of the names of heaven and hell mentioned in the Qur'an?

Names of heaven include Firdaus, Aden, and Mawa, while names of hell include Laza, Main, and others as mentioned in the Qur'an.