Kultum Ramadhan 1446 H YASPIA / PONPES AL 'IMAROH Oleh Ustadz Asep Zainal Muttaqin #ramadanmubarak

Summary

In this video script, the speaker emphasizes the blessings and significance of the month of Ramadan, highlighting the importance of sahur (pre-dawn meal) as a key practice during fasting. Citing the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the speaker explains that sahur brings spiritual benefits, including strength for prayer and fasting. The script also covers the correct timing for sahur, stressing the importance of stopping eating and drinking by the time of the Fajr call to prayer. Additionally, it warns that eating or drinking after the Fajr call invalidates the fast, providing practical guidance for Ramadan observance.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ramadan is a blessed month full of special privileges for the Ummah of Prophet Muhammad (saw).
• 😀 One of the key advantages of Ramadan is the opportunity for Muslims to increase their good deeds, especially through Sunnah practices.
• 😀 Engaging in Sunnah actions during Ramadan can bring rewards equivalent to performing obligatory acts outside of Ramadan.
• 😀 The Prophet Muhammad (saw) emphasized the importance of eating Sahur, as it is a source of blessing and increases goodness for the one fasting.
• 😀 The blessings of Sahur include providing strength for fasting and assisting in the performance of daily worship during Ramadan.
• 😀 Even eating a small amount of food or drink at Sahur is highly encouraged, as the Prophet Muhammad (saw) stressed not skipping it.
• 😀 The recommended time for eating Sahur is from the middle of the night (around midnight) until the time of Fajr (dawn).
• 😀 The Azan of Bilal was used to announce the time for Sahur and the Azan of Abdullah bin Umm Maktum signified the time for stopping food and drink as Fajr had arrived.
• 😀 Muslims are advised to stop eating and drinking as soon as the time for Imsak begins, as this marks the approach of Fajr.
• 😀 If someone continues eating after the Azan has started, their fast becomes invalid and they must stop immediately, even if food or drink is still in their mouth.

Q & A

What is the significance of Ramadan in the Islamic faith?

Ramadan is a month filled with blessings and special significance for the Muslim community. It is considered a time of spiritual reflection, self-discipline, and closeness to Allah. Ramadan is particularly special because it is a month in which the Quran was revealed.

What reward does a person receive for performing voluntary (Sunnah) acts during Ramadan?

According to a hadith, when a person performs voluntary acts during Ramadan, it is as if they are performing obligatory acts during any other month. This means they receive the same reward as if they were doing a fard (obligatory) action.

What is the importance of eating sahur during Ramadan?

Sahur, the pre-dawn meal, is highly recommended in Ramadan because it carries blessings. It strengthens a person’s ability to fast and perform acts of worship throughout the day. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized its importance in a hadith.

What blessings are associated with the meal of sahur?

The blessings of sahur include increased strength to engage in worship and fasting during the day. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) mentioned that eating sahur results in additional goodness in a person's life.

What does the Prophet say about the importance of eating sahur?

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stressed that Muslims should not abandon sahur, even if it is just a sip of water. This shows how highly he valued this practice.

When should one begin eating sahur, and when should it end?

Sahur should begin from the middle of the night, around midnight, and should end at the time of Fajr, when the azan (call to prayer) for Fajr is heard. The final time to stop eating is just before the azan of Fajr.

What is the significance of the two azans (calls to prayer) during Ramadan?

In the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), there were two azans during Ramadan. The first azan, by Bilal ibn Rabah, was to wake people for Tahajjud (night prayers) and sahur (pre-dawn meal), while the second azan, by Abdullah ibn Umm Maktum, marked the beginning of Fajr and the end of sahur.

What does the term 'Imsak' mean in Ramadan?

Imsak refers to the time when a person should stop eating and drinking in preparation for the Fajr prayer. It is a reminder to be cautious and aware that the time for Fajr is approaching.

What should a person do if they are eating sahur and the azan for Fajr is heard?

If a person is eating sahur and hears the azan for Fajr, they must immediately stop eating and drinking. If they continue eating or drinking after the azan has been heard, their fast is invalidated.

What is the consequence of continuing to eat after the azan for Fajr during Ramadan?

If a person continues to eat or drink after the azan for Fajr has been heard, their fast is considered broken, and they would have to make up for that fast later.