Ta’lim Bersama MIN 9 Blitar “10 Amalan di Bulan Ramadhan” Oleh Ustadzah Nur Kholifatul Jannah,S.Pd.I

Summary

In this video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of 10 noble deeds during the holy month of Ramadan. These include fasting, performing Taraweeh prayers, giving charity, reading the Qur'an, engaging in I'tikaf, seeking Laylatul Qadar, breaking fast and eating Sahur, performing Umrah, honoring parents, and increasing dhikr, dua, and istighfar. Each act is explained as a means to draw closer to Allah, with special focus on the spiritual and temporal rewards they bring. The speaker encourages all Muslims to increase their worship, seek forgiveness, and make the most of this blessed month.

Takeaways

• 😀 The first noble deed during Ramadan is fasting, which is obligatory for all Muslims, and failure to fast results in punishment.
• 😀 The second noble deed is performing the Taraweeh prayer, which is done at night during the holy month of Ramadan.
• 😀 The third noble deed is increasing charity (sadaqah), which can take various forms such as money, food, drink, or even offering your time and skills.
• 😀 The fourth noble deed is reading and reciting the Quran (Tadarus), as the reward for reading a single letter is multiplied by 10 during Ramadan.
• 😀 The fifth noble deed is I'tikaf, where one remains in the mosque to engage in worship, prayer, and reflection, earning great reward.
• 😀 The sixth noble deed is seeking the special blessings of Lailatul Qadar, which falls on the odd nights of the last 10 days of Ramadan, especially the 21st, 23rd, 25th, 27th, and 29th.
• 😀 The seventh noble deed is hastening to break the fast at Maghrib and delaying the pre-dawn meal (sahur), following the practices of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
• 😀 The eighth noble deed is performing Umrah for those who are able, or engaging in other acts of worship and good deeds in their home country if Umrah is not feasible.
• 😀 The ninth noble deed is honoring and increasing one’s obedience and care for their parents (Birul Walidain), ensuring respect, love, and adherence to their wishes.
• 😀 The tenth noble deed is increasing remembrance (dhikr), recitation of the Quran, supplication (du'a), and seeking forgiveness (istighfar) to purify oneself from sins.

Q & A

What is the significance of fasting during the holy month of Ramadan?

Fasting in Ramadan is mandatory for all Muslims. It is an act of worship that strengthens one's faith and serves as a means of self-purification. Fasting helps Muslims develop self-discipline and empathy for the less fortunate.

What is the importance of performing the Tarawih prayer in Ramadan?

The Tarawih prayer is a special prayer performed at night during the month of Ramadan. It is highly recommended as it brings immense reward and helps Muslims get closer to Allah. This practice strengthens the spiritual bond and connection to God.

How can Muslims give charity (sadaqah) during Ramadan?

Charity during Ramadan can take many forms. It doesn't have to be financial—Muslims can donate food, water, or even vegetables. Charity can also involve giving one's time or being courteous and kind to others, which is equally valuable.

Why is reading the Quran important during Ramadan?

Reading the Quran during Ramadan is highly encouraged because the rewards for reciting it are multiplied in this holy month. Each letter read from the Quran during Ramadan earns ten times the reward compared to reading it during other months.

What is the meaning of I'tikaf and why is it performed?

I'tikaf refers to staying in the mosque for the purpose of spiritual retreat. Muslims perform I'tikaf to focus on worship, such as reading the Quran, making Dhikr, and praying. It is a time for deep reflection and seeking closeness to Allah.

What is Laylatul Qadar, and why is it significant?

Laylatul Qadar, or the Night of Decree, occurs on one of the odd nights during the last ten days of Ramadan. It is a night filled with mercy, forgiveness, and blessings, and worship on this night is said to be better than a thousand months.

What is the importance of breaking the fast (Iftar) promptly?

Breaking the fast promptly at sunset (Iftar) is a Sunnah, following the practice of the Prophet Muhammad. It is a time to thank Allah for the strength to fast and to nourish the body with food. The tradition of breaking the fast with dates and water is common.

Why is it recommended to wake up for Suhoor (pre-dawn meal)?

Waking up for Suhoor is a Sunnah, as it helps sustain energy throughout the day of fasting. The pre-dawn meal is a blessed act that sets the tone for a productive day and brings blessings to the fast.

What is the significance of Umrah during Ramadan?

Performing Umrah during Ramadan is highly virtuous. It is a way to earn immense rewards, and its spiritual significance is enhanced during this blessed month. For those who are able, it is highly recommended to make the pilgrimage.

How can we improve our relationship with parents during Ramadan?

Ramadan is an opportunity to strengthen the bond with parents. By showing respect, care, and love, and by fulfilling their needs, one can increase their good deeds and earn Allah’s blessings. Honoring parents (Birul Walidain) is highly rewarded in Islam.

Why is it important to seek forgiveness (Istighfar) during Ramadan?

Ramadan is a time to seek forgiveness from Allah. The month provides an opportunity to purify oneself from sins, and making Istighfar (seeking forgiveness) is a way to remove the burden of past mistakes. It is a form of spiritual cleansing and an act that attracts Allah’s mercy.