Kisah Kasih Sayang Nabi Harun As. | SDI DIAN MADANI KEC. DIWEK JOMBANG 2025

Summary

In this heartfelt Ramadan speech, Pradika Ahmad Hasan shares the inspiring story of Prophet Harun and Prophet Musa, highlighting their deep bond as brothers and prophets. The speech emphasizes their complementary roles in guiding Bani Isra'il, with Prophet Harun's eloquence supporting Prophet Musa's leadership. Through this tale, the importance of loyalty, love, and support in relationships is underscored. The speech ends with a personal touch, including a local pantun and a warm farewell, reinforcing the spirit of Ramadan and the lessons of faith and unity.

Takeaways

• 😀 Assalamualaikum greeting and a warm introduction to the topic of the story.
• 😀 Pradika Ahmad Hasan, a student from SDII Madani, is the speaker.
• 😀 The main focus of the speech is a story about Prophet Harun (Aaron) and Prophet Musa (Moses).
• 😀 Prophet Harun and Prophet Musa were very close, not only as friends but also as family (cousins).
• 😀 Prophet Harun always supported Prophet Musa, especially in his mission to guide the Bani Israil.
• 😀 Prophet Musa was given Prophet Harun as a spokesperson because Musa had difficulty speaking.
• 😀 A significant moment from Prophet Musa's childhood involved a test where he had to choose between an apple and a burning coal, which helped explain his speech issues.
• 😀 Prophet Harun and Prophet Musa complemented each other’s strengths in leadership and communication.
• 😀 Prophet Musa was a strong leader with a firm will, while Prophet Harun had the talent for effective communication and debate.
• 😀 The story emphasizes the mutual respect and care between Prophet Musa and Prophet Harun, as Harun always supported Musa until the end of his mission.
• 😀 The speech concludes with a farewell, wishing a blessed Ramadan and looking forward to next year.

Q & A

Who is the speaker in the transcript?

The speaker is Pradika Ahmad Hasan, a student from class 2 SDIID Madani.

What is the main topic of the speech?

The main topic of the speech is the story of the relationship between Prophet Musa (Moses) and Prophet Harun (Aaron), focusing on their close bond and collaboration in spreading the message to the Bani Israil.

How does the speaker introduce the topic?

The speaker begins by greeting the audience with 'Assalamualaikum' and asking about the enthusiasm of the audience for fasting during Ramadan. Then, the speaker transitions into telling a story about Prophet Harun.

What is the relationship between Prophet Musa and Prophet Harun?

Prophet Musa and Prophet Harun were brothers, with their parents being siblings. Their relationship was one of strong brotherhood and collaboration in their mission.

Why was Prophet Harun close to Prophet Musa?

Prophet Harun was very close to Prophet Musa because of their familial bond, and he also played an essential role in assisting Prophet Musa's mission, particularly by serving as a spokesperson for him.

What role did Prophet Harun play in Prophet Musa’s mission?

Prophet Harun served as a spokesperson and helper for Prophet Musa, assisting him in conveying the message to the Bani Israil, especially due to Prophet Musa’s difficulty with speaking.

What significant event happened during Prophet Musa’s childhood?

During Prophet Musa's childhood, he faced a choice between an apple and a burning fire as part of a test from the Pharaoh’s court. His hand was guided by an angel to choose the burning fire, which resulted in his hand being burnt and making his speech less fluent.

What are the distinct qualities of Prophet Musa and Prophet Harun?

Prophet Musa had strong leadership qualities and was very firm in his decision-making, while Prophet Harun had excellent speaking skills and was an adept debater.

What happened when Prophet Musa went to Mount Sinai?

When Prophet Musa went to Mount Sinai for 40 days, he left Prophet Harun in charge of the leadership of the Bani Israil during his absence.

What message does the speaker conclude with?

The speaker concludes with a lighthearted pantun (poem) and a farewell, expressing gratitude and wishing everyone well until next Ramadan.