Kisah Nabi Daud AS - Raja yang Pemberani | Kisah Nabi | Cerita Islami dan Muslim | Mukjizat Nabi

Summary

This video tells the inspiring story of Prophet Daud (David), from his youth as a shepherd to his rise as a courageous warrior who defeated King Jalut (Goliath) with a slingshot. As a leader, Prophet Daud becomes a wise and just king, known for his miraculous ability to heal with his voice. His reign is marked by justice, faith, and the construction of the Baitul Maqdis (Holy Mosque). The story highlights themes of faith, bravery, and the importance of integrity in leadership, making it an inspiring tale for children.

Takeaways

• 😀 Nabi Daud was a brave and courageous king under the guidance of Prophet Musa.
• 😀 The Bani Israil sought a strong leader to defeat King Jalut, who was cruel and oppressive.
• 😀 Prophet Daud was chosen to lead and help Bani Israil in battle, even though he was young and small.
• 😀 Prophet Daud defeated King Jalut in battle with a small stone and his faith in Allah's help.
• 😀 After King Jalut's defeat, Prophet Daud was appointed as a military leader and grew stronger.
• 😀 Prophet Daud was eventually married to the daughter of King Talut and gained a prominent position.
• 😀 Following King Talut’s death, Prophet Daud became the king of Bani Israil and ruled with justice.
• 😀 Prophet Daud performed many miracles, including healing the sick and calming the elements with his voice.
• 😀 Prophet Daud's voice and prayers had miraculous effects, such as stopping a deadly plague.
• 😀 Prophet Daud, with his son Prophet Sulaiman, built the sacred Baitul Maqdis as a form of gratitude to Allah.

Q & A

What was the role of Prophet Musa in the context of Prophet Daud's life?

Prophet Musa (Moses) guided and mentored Prophet Daud (David) during his early life. However, after the death of both Prophets Musa and Harun, there was no clear leader to guide the people of Bani Israil.

Why did the Bani Israil seek a king, and who did they turn to for guidance?

The Bani Israil wanted a strong leader to defeat the oppressive king, Jalut (Goliath). They turned to Prophet Syamun for advice, and he was instructed by Allah to appoint a king from among them.

Who did Prophet Syamun choose as the king of Bani Israil?

Prophet Syamun selected Talut (Saul) as the king of Bani Israil, as Allah had chosen him for the role.

What role did Prophet Daud play in the battle against King Jalut?

Despite his youth and small stature, Prophet Daud was chosen to join the battle against King Jalut. Using a slingshot, he struck Jalut in the forehead, leading to the defeat and death of the oppressive king.

What was the significance of the slingshot used by Prophet Daud?

The slingshot was the weapon Prophet Daud used to defeat King Jalut. Unlike the soldiers who used swords and arrows, Daud's slingshot represented his trust in Allah, and his stone struck Jalut with divine precision.

What was the outcome after Prophet Daud's victory over King Jalut?

After Prophet Daud's victory, he was appointed as the commander of the army. His military prowess and leadership skills were further recognized, and he eventually became a respected leader of Bani Israil.

How did Prophet Daud's leadership develop after the death of King Talut?

Following King Talut's death, his son took over as king, but due to poor leadership, the kingdom was divided. Prophet Daud eventually emerged victorious in the power struggle and was crowned the new king of Bani Israil.

What were the qualities of Prophet Daud as a king?

Prophet Daud was known for his honesty, fairness, and wisdom as a king. He led his people justly, and his leadership was marked by peace and prosperity under Allah's guidance.

What special gift or miracle did Prophet Daud have?

Prophet Daud was blessed with a beautiful and powerful voice that had miraculous effects. His recitation of praises to Allah could heal the sick and calm the environment.

What significant building did Prophet Daud and his son Sulaiman build together?

Prophet Daud and his son Sulaiman together built a mosque known as Baitul Maqdis, which is revered as an important historical and religious site.