Mutiara Ramadhan : Amalan Wanita Haid di Bulan Ramadhan

Summary

This video script provides guidance for women during their menstrual period, emphasizing what they can still do according to Islamic teachings. While certain acts like prayer, fasting, and physical intimacy are prohibited during menstruation, women are encouraged to stay spiritually active through dhikr, charity, learning, and supporting their families. The script highlights the importance of maintaining family ties, preparing meals, and caring for loved ones, showing that menstruation should not be viewed as a time of spiritual rest, but as an opportunity for other rewarding acts of worship and good deeds.

Takeaways

• 😀 Women are prohibited from performing certain acts of worship during their menstrual period, such as prayer, fasting, physical intimacy, touching the Quran, and performing Tawaf.
• 😀 Despite these prohibitions, there are numerous other permissible activities women can engage in during menstruation.
• 😀 Women can engage in acts of worship like dhikr (remembrance of Allah) and charity.
• 😀 Attending educational gatherings outside of the mosque or listening to online lectures is allowed for women during menstruation.
• 😀 Women can still participate in social acts such as visiting the sick, maintaining family ties, and caring for parents.
• 😀 In Ramadan, women can earn rewards by preparing meals for their family, such as iftar and suhoor.
• 😀 Women can help their children by educating them, including reading religious books to them, even during menstruation.
• 😀 A woman can continue to serve and support her husband in all aspects except for physical intimacy during menstruation.
• 😀 The speaker encourages women to not view their menstruation as a time for a break from all worship, but rather focus on the permitted acts.
• 😀 Women should remain active in beneficial activities that align with their faith and maintain a spirit of devotion, despite the physical rest from certain worship.

Q & A

What are the activities prohibited for women during menstruation in Islam?

Women are prohibited from performing activities like praying (Salat), fasting (Sawm), engaging in intimate relations, touching the physical Mushaf (Quran), and performing Tawaf around the Ka'bah during menstruation.

Can women engage in other acts of worship during menstruation?

Yes, women can engage in many other acts of worship such as remembering Allah (dhikr), giving charity, attending knowledge gatherings outside of the mosque, and listening to religious lectures online.

What should a woman focus on while menstruating in terms of spiritual practice?

A woman should focus on activities that are not prohibited, like engaging in dhikr, providing charity, attending non-mosque religious sessions, helping others, and fulfilling family duties.

Is it allowed for a menstruating woman to prepare meals or assist her family?

Yes, a menstruating woman can prepare meals, assist in family duties, such as making Sahur (pre-dawn meal) and Iftar (breaking fast) for her family, and educate her children, as long as these actions are not related to prohibited activities.

Can a woman during menstruation attend a religious lecture online?

Yes, a woman can attend a religious lecture online as long as it is not in a mosque, since the prohibition primarily concerns being in the mosque during menstruation.

Is there any specific advice given for women during menstruation in terms of engagement with family?

Yes, women are encouraged to engage in their family duties such as educating children, taking care of their parents, and maintaining relationships with extended family through activities like visiting and communication.

What is the general message for women regarding their worship during menstruation?

The general message is that menstruation should not be seen as a time to disengage from all worship. Women are encouraged to continue worshiping through activities that are permitted during this time.

What should a woman do if she wants to earn reward during menstruation?

A woman can earn reward by performing actions like remembering Allah, giving charity, serving her family, and fulfilling her social responsibilities, as these are all permissible during menstruation.

Can a menstruating woman read the Quran or touch the Mushaf?

No, a menstruating woman is not allowed to touch the physical Mushaf (Quran) or read it in its physical form, as this is considered prohibited during menstruation in Islam.

What is the role of a woman in supporting her family during menstruation according to the script?

The script encourages women to continue supporting their family by preparing meals, assisting with household chores, and being involved in the upbringing of children, despite being unable to engage in certain forms of worship.