Mengenal Allah melalui Asmaul Husna: Al-Qawiyyu dan Al-Qayyum | PAIBP | Kelas 5 Fase C

HAERUL AMIN

27 Sept 202406:36

Summary

TLDRIn this lesson, Pak Guru Khairul Amin, an Islamic education teacher from SD Negeri 78 Kendari, discusses two of Allah's 99 names (Asmaul Husna): Al-Qawiyu (The Almighty) and Al-Qayyum (The Self-Sustaining). The objectives are for students to understand these names, reflect their qualities in daily behavior, and apply them in life. Al-Qawiyu emphasizes using strength to help the weak, while Al-Qayyum encourages self-reliance and helping others. The lesson concludes with questions for students to review and encourages them to implement these values. The session ends with prayers for guidance and strength.

Takeaways

📖 The lesson focuses on introducing two of the 99 names of Allah (Asmaul Husna): Al-Qawiyu (The Strong) and Al-Qayyum (The Self-Sufficient).
💪 Al-Qawiyu means The Strong, and it signifies that Allah's strength is unmatched and limitless.
👐 Examples of embodying Al-Qawiyu in daily life include using one’s strength or wealth to help the weak and not showing off one's riches in front of the poor.
🛠️ Al-Qayyum means The Self-Sufficient, and it refers to Allah's ability to stand on His own without depending on anyone.
🙌 To practice Al-Qayyum, individuals should be self-reliant, such as washing their own clothes or learning skills to take care of themselves.
🚴 Other examples of practicing Al-Qayyum include developing useful life skills like riding a bicycle or helping others in need.
🎯 The lesson's goals are to help students memorize and explain the meanings of Al-Qawiyu and Al-Qayyum and to encourage practicing these attributes in everyday life.
💡 Understanding Allah through His names (Asmaul Husna) helps individuals grow closer to Him and reflect His attributes in their actions.
🙏 The teacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing Allah's strength and self-sufficiency and applying these qualities for personal improvement and helping others.
🤲 The lesson concludes with a reflection, encouraging students to practice the values they’ve learned and use their strength and independence to benefit others.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the lesson in the transcript?
-The lesson focuses on understanding Allah through two of His names (Asmaul Husna): Al-Qawiyu (The Most Strong) and Al-Qayyum (The Self-Sustaining).
How many names are there in Asmaul Husna?
-Asmaul Husna consists of 99 names, each representing a different attribute of Allah.
What is the meaning of 'Al-Qawiyu'?
-'Al-Qawiyu' means 'The Most Strong,' indicating that Allah has limitless strength that no one can surpass.
What is the meaning of 'Al-Qayyum'?
-'Al-Qayyum' means 'The Self-Sustaining,' implying that Allah exists independently without relying on anyone or anything.
What is one example of behavior that reflects the attribute of 'Al-Qawiyu'?
-One example is using one's strength or resources to help those who are weaker or less fortunate, such as sharing wealth with the poor.
What is an example of a behavior that reflects the attribute of 'Al-Qayyum'?
-An example is practicing independence, such as doing daily tasks like washing clothes or cleaning up without relying on others.
What is the purpose of the lesson according to the teacher?
-The purpose of the lesson is to help students learn and understand two Asmaul Husna (Al-Qawiyu and Al-Qayyum) and apply these attributes in their daily lives.
Why is it important to understand Asmaul Husna according to the lesson?
-It is important to understand Asmaul Husna because by knowing Allah's names, we can develop love for Him and learn to embody the values reflected in His attributes.
How can students demonstrate 'Al-Qayyum' in their daily lives?
-Students can demonstrate 'Al-Qayyum' by being self-sufficient and developing skills to take care of themselves, such as riding a bicycle or cleaning the house.
What is the teacher's hope for the students at the end of the lesson?
-The teacher hopes that the students will apply the values of Al-Qawiyu and Al-Qayyum in their lives and be useful, righteous individuals who benefit others.