KAJIAN UTUH MENGENAI WAHYU BAGIAN 1 | Ust. M Fatikhun, S.Ag., M.H.

Summary

This lecture provides an insightful exploration of the concept of 'Wahy' (Revelation) in Islam, explaining its linguistic and religious significance. The speaker begins by defining Wahy both linguistically and in the context of Islamic law, emphasizing its role as a divine communication from Allah to His prophets and messengers, often through the angel Jibril. The process of revelation is further elaborated, with references to key Qur'anic verses and Hadiths that highlight how Allah directly communicates with angels. The lecture concludes by reflecting on the profound impact of divine revelation on the prophets, underlining its importance in Islamic teachings.

Takeaways

• 😀 The concept of Wahyu (revelation) is central to understanding the Qur'an, as it is a divine communication from Allah to His chosen messengers.
• 😀 Wahyu is defined in the Indonesian Wikipedia as a secret, rapid, and special communication given to a specific person without others knowing.
• 😀 The Arabic word 'waha' means to inspire or inform secretly, which ties into the concept of Wahyu as hidden and quick communication.
• 😀 In Islamic law, Wahyu refers to the words of Allah, delivered to a prophet or messenger, often through the Angel Jibril (Gabriel).
• 😀 Allah's revelation to the Prophets, as explained in Surah Al-Baqarah 2:163, is a key foundation for understanding how Wahyu works in Islam.
• 😀 Wahyu comes in various forms, including through speech, inspiration, signs, or even dreams, each carrying specific divine messages.
• 😀 Wahyu is communicated directly from Allah to the Prophet, often through the intermediary of the Angel Jibril, as outlined in several verses of the Qur'an.
• 😀 The difference between Wahyu and Ilham (inspiration) is explained by Muhammad Abduh: Ilham is a form of intuitive guidance, while Wahyu is a direct message from Allah.
• 😀 The Qur'an and Hadith describe how Wahyu is delivered to angels, as in the instance in Surah Al-Baqarah 2:30, where Allah speaks directly to the angels.
• 😀 A hadith from Prophet Muhammad explains the immense power of Wahyu, stating that when Allah speaks to the angels, it causes a tremendous shaking of the heavens.
• 😀 Overall, Wahyu is a profound and powerful form of divine communication that shapes the teachings of Islam and guides the prophets in their mission.

Q & A

What is the definition of Wahyu in the Indonesian language?

According to the Indonesian Wikipedia, Wahyu is defined as a secret and rapid communication specifically given to a particular person without the knowledge of others.

What does the Arabic word 'Waha' mean in relation to Wahyu?

'Waha' in Arabic refers to the act of giving a message or inspiration, and is related to Wahyu, which involves conveying a message quickly and secretly.

How is Wahyu defined in Islamic law?

In Islamic law, Wahyu is defined as the divine revelation (Kalamullah) from Allah to a Prophet or Messenger, delivered either through an angel or directly. It can be in the form of sound, a divine statement, or even a dream.

What does Surah Al-Baqarah 2:163 say about Wahyu?

Surah Al-Baqarah 2:163 mentions that Allah has revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, just as He did to previous Prophets such as Ibrahim, Ismail, Isaac, Jacob, and others, including giving the Psalms (Zabur) to David.

How is Wahyu distinguished from Ilham, according to Muhammad Abduh?

Muhammad Abduh differentiates Wahyu from Ilham by explaining that Ilham is an intuitive feeling or inspiration that leads a person to act, driven by inner conviction, while Wahyu is a direct divine communication intended for Prophets.

How does Wahyu typically reach the Prophet?

Wahyu typically reaches the Prophet through the intermediary of an angel, who conveys the divine message. In some instances, it may occur directly from Allah.

What is described in Surah Al-Anfal 8:12 regarding the process of Wahyu?

In Surah Al-Anfal 8:12, it is mentioned that Allah reveals His commands to the angels, instructing them to strengthen the believers, which highlights the role of angels in delivering Wahyu.

What does Surah Az-Zariyat 51:4 convey about the angels?

Surah Az-Zariyat 51:4 speaks of the angels who distribute Allah's commands. This verse emphasizes the role of angels in the execution of divine affairs, including the transmission of Wahyu.

How does the Hadith from Nawas Bin Sam'an describe the effect of Wahyu?

The Hadith from Nawas Bin Sam'an explains that when Allah wants to reveal something, the heavens tremble, and the angels are affected by the tremendous vibrations caused by the divine revelation, illustrating the immense power and impact of Wahyu.

What can we understand about the delivery of Wahyu based on the verses and Hadith?

From the verses and Hadith, we can understand that Wahyu is a direct communication from Allah, often conveyed to the Prophet through angels, and it carries such immense spiritual power that it causes physical effects like tremors in the heavens.