Bagaimana Tau Taubat kita di Terima Ustadz? | Ustadz Abdul Somad

Summary

This transcript presents a sermon by Ustadz Somad, covering a range of topics related to Islamic practices and teachings. He discusses the importance of sincere repentance, the significance of daily prayers, and the duties of a husband and wife in a marital relationship. He highlights the importance of avoiding sin, performing good deeds, and engaging in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) after prayers. Ustadz Somad also addresses issues related to worship, discipline, and maintaining good conduct, while emphasizing the need to maintain Islamic values in daily life. The message encourages spiritual growth and the pursuit of righteousness.

Takeaways

• 😀 After prayer, it is encouraged to engage in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) and supplication, as it brings blessings and angels to listen and say 'Ameen' to your prayers.
• 😀 Repentance in Islam requires three conditions: regret in the heart, verbal confession with the tongue (such as saying 'Astaghfirullah'), and a firm resolution not to return to the sin.
• 😀 If someone is frequently sinning but is sincerely repenting and asking for forgiveness from Allah, their repentance can be accepted if the three conditions are met.
• 😀 It is essential to create a welcoming environment for children at the mosque to ensure future generations continue practicing Islam and are involved in communal prayers.
• 😀 Children should not be blamed for minor disturbances in the mosque during prayers, but their presence should be balanced, ensuring they don’t disrupt others.
• 😀 The use of mobile phones immediately after prayer is discouraged as it distracts from the sanctity of the prayer and the recommended post-prayer dhikr.
• 😀 A person who lives in fear of their wife, to the extent that it affects their behavior or religious duties, may face consequences in the afterlife as this fear is deemed excessive in Islam.
• 😀 The relationship between husband and wife is vital for a harmonious household, with the husband having five responsibilities towards his wife, such as providing food, clothing, shelter, education, and attention.
• 😀 If a person has missed many prayers in the past (due to laziness or neglect), they are encouraged to make up those missed prayers (qada), but it should not be done lightly or procrastinated.
• 😀 It is impermissible to work in environments where alcohol is sold, as it entails participation in sin, and Muslims are advised to either avoid or speak out against such practices.
• 😀 The concept of 'Bid'ah' (innovation in religion) is discussed, with clarification that some practices considered 'Bid'ah' by certain groups may be valid according to the Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah perspective, such as celebrating the Mawlid (birthday of the Prophet Muhammad).

Q & A

What is the significance of repentance in Islam, as discussed in the transcript?

Repentance in Islam involves three main conditions: sincere regret in the heart, verbal acknowledgment through words of forgiveness (like 'Astaghfirullah'), and a strong intention not to return to the sin. This ensures the repentance is genuine and accepted by Allah.

What advice does Ustadz Somad give regarding the fear of a husband towards his wife?

Ustadz Somad explains that a man who fears his wife may avoid punishment in the afterlife because he has already endured trials in this world. The fear should not be exaggerated, and it shouldn't interfere with his duties to his wife.

What does Ustadz Somad say about bringing children to the mosque?

Ustadz Somad mentions that it is permissible to bring children to the mosque as long as they meet two conditions: they should be old enough not to disrupt the prayer and should be in a state of purity, or wudu.

How does Ustadz Somad suggest Muslims should behave after completing their prayers?

After completing their prayers, Muslims are encouraged to engage in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) and seek forgiveness. This is beneficial as it attracts the angels and ensures that one's supplications are answered.

What does Ustadz Somad say about the importance of maintaining discipline in mosques?

Ustadz Somad emphasizes the need for mosques to be lively and filled with worshippers, especially children, to ensure that future generations continue to frequent the mosque. A mosque without children could become like those in Andalusia, which are now museums.

What is the ruling on looking at a mobile phone after performing salah (prayer)?

Ustadz Somad advises against looking at one's mobile phone immediately after performing salah. He mentions that focusing on prayer and post-prayer activities like dhikr is more beneficial and in accordance with Islamic etiquette.

How should one approach the issue of sin and seeking forgiveness in Islam?

In Islam, seeking forgiveness involves true remorse, verbal repentance, and a firm commitment not to repeat the sin. Ustadz Somad explains that repentance should come from the heart first and then expressed through words and actions.

What is Ustadz Somad's opinion on the role of husbands in maintaining a happy marriage?

Ustadz Somad explains that a husband has five responsibilities: providing food, clothing, shelter, education, and attention to his wife. If these are met, it ensures a happy and harmonious marriage, as these duties are integral to marital bliss in Islam.

What does Ustadz Somad say about people working in places where alcohol is sold?

Ustadz Somad cautions against working in places where alcohol is sold. He emphasizes that Islam commands believers to prevent wrongdoing, and those who are involved in such businesses, directly or indirectly, may share in the sin.

How does Ustadz Somad explain the concept of 'qada' (making up missed prayers)?

Ustadz Somad clarifies that missed prayers must be made up (qada). He advises against neglecting prayer, as it cannot be compensated by fasting or other good deeds. All four major Islamic schools of thought agree on the necessity of making up missed prayers.