KALAM HATI - Eps.12 | KULTUM: Mempelajari Kisah Tsa'labah bin Khotib - Ust. Haris Budi Utomo, M.Pd.I

Summary

This video script narrates the story of Sa'labah bin Khatib, a poor companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), who initially sought wealth to support his family and help the needy. After receiving a blessing from the Prophet, Sa'labah became incredibly wealthy but gradually neglected his religious duties, prioritizing his wealth and businesses instead. The story illustrates the dangers of forgetting one's commitments to Allah after attaining prosperity, with a reference to the Quranic verses of Surah At-Tawbah. The message emphasizes the importance of staying grounded and faithful even amidst success.

Takeaways

• 😀 Sa'labah bin Khatib was a poor companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) known for his devotion to worship and prayers.
• 😀 Despite his poverty, Sa'labah's devotion was unmatched, often following the Prophet in prayer as a loyal follower.
• 😀 Sa'labah's situation was marked by his humble lifestyle, where he shared his clothes with his wife, highlighting their shared poverty.
• 😀 One day, after prayer, Sa'labah would leave quickly, which puzzled the Prophet (PBUH). He later explained his actions were due to his lack of clothing.
• 😀 The Prophet (PBUH) encouraged patience and gratitude in Sa'labah despite his difficult circumstances.
• 😀 Sa'labah eventually asked the Prophet (PBUH) to pray for him to change his fortune, wishing to become wealthy so he could help others.
• 😀 The Prophet (PBUH) prayed for Sa'labah's prosperity, asking Allah to grant him wealth.
• 😀 Sa'labah's fortune changed when he received a pregnant goat and became rich, acquiring many goats and wealth.
• 😀 Over time, Sa'labah became so wealthy that his riches caused the city of Madinah to become congested with his goat herds.
• 😀 Despite his newfound wealth, Sa'labah became less involved in religious duties, neglecting his prayers and obligations.
• 😀 The story of Sa'labah is used to illustrate the danger of losing one's faith and commitment to Allah when wealth comes, as described in Surah At-Tawbah (75-76).

Q & A

Who is the central figure in the story presented in the script?

The central figure is Sa'labah bin Khatib, a close companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), who was known for his poverty and remarkable devotion to worship.

What is the main issue that Sa'labah faces in the story?

Sa'labah is struggling with extreme poverty, particularly with inadequate clothing for himself and his wife, which leads to his early departure from prayer sessions.

Why does Sa'labah leave the mosque immediately after prayer?

Sa'labah leaves the mosque immediately after prayer because his wife has no clothes, and he is wearing the only sarong, which is shared between him and his wife, a reflection of his poverty.

How does Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) respond to Sa'labah's request for better circumstances?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) prays for Sa'labah, asking Allah to provide him with wealth and blessings, so he can better support his family and fulfill his obligations.

What happens to Sa'labah after Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) prays for him?

After the prayer, Sa'labah receives a pregnant goat, which eventually leads to him becoming very wealthy, owning thousands of goats and becoming a prosperous businessman.

How does Sa'labah's life change after he gains wealth?

Sa'labah, once impoverished, becomes a rich and busy man, but his increased wealth leads him to neglect his religious duties, such as missing prayers and abandoning the mosque.

What lesson can be learned from Sa'labah's story?

The story highlights the danger of wealth leading to a neglect of religious obligations. It serves as a cautionary tale about staying humble and maintaining one's devotion to Allah, even in times of prosperity.

What is the significance of the verse from Surah At-Tawbah mentioned in the script?

The verse from Surah At-Tawbah (75-76) refers to individuals who make promises to Allah, such as giving charity when they become wealthy, but when their prayers are answered, they neglect their duties, turning away from Allah.

What change occurs in Sa'labah's behavior after becoming wealthy?

After becoming wealthy, Sa'labah becomes too occupied with his business and wealth, leading him to miss prayers, stop attending the mosque, and ultimately distance himself from religious duties.

What is the moral takeaway for the audience from the story of Sa'labah?

The moral takeaway is that wealth and success should not lead to forgetting one's responsibilities to Allah. The story emphasizes that one's faith and religious practices should remain consistent, regardless of wealth or status.