LEVEL TERTINGGI KETIKA SESEORANG BERPUASA | Ustadz Muhammad Nuzul Dzikri hafizhahullah

Summary

This script reflects on a famous hadith about fasting in Ramadan, emphasizing the importance of fasting with sincere faith (iman) and seeking Allah's reward (iktisab). It encourages believers to fast with joy and gratitude, knowing that their sins will be forgiven. Scholars like Imam al-Khattabi and Ibn Hajar explain that the true reward comes from fasting with a pure heart, eagerly awaiting the opportunity to worship. The speaker also highlights the challenges faced by those who are unable to fast, underscoring the spiritual joy found in fulfilling this act of devotion.

Takeaways

• 😀 Fasting during Ramadan should be done with true faith (iman) and the intention of seeking Allah's forgiveness (iktisab).
• 😀 If one fasts Ramadan with sincerity and a desire for Allah’s forgiveness, their past sins will be forgiven, according to Hadith from Sahih Bukhari and Muslim.
• 😀 The concept of 'iktisab' involves not just fasting but also being joyful and focused on the spiritual benefits of fasting.
• 😀 The feeling of joy and gratitude when fasting, despite the physical discomfort, is key to earning Allah’s forgiveness.
• 😀 A true believer finds happiness in successfully observing the fast, understanding the blessings of being able to fast while others may not be able to.
• 😀 Fasting should lead to a deeper awareness of Allah’s mercy and the value of worshiping through this act of devotion.
• 😀 The joy from fasting arises not from the difficulty of abstaining, but from the fulfillment of a significant act of worship.
• 😀 One should find joy in fasting because many people are unable to fast due to illness, accidents, or other challenges.
• 😀 The level of forgiveness one receives for fasting is linked to their genuine happiness and gratitude for being able to observe the fast.
• 😀 It’s important to focus on spiritual growth during Ramadan, acknowledging the gift of being able to fast and the potential reward from Allah.

Q & A

What is the main message of the hadith mentioned in the script?

The hadith conveys that whoever fasts during Ramadan with true faith and anticipation of reward from Allah, their past sins will be forgiven.

What are the two key conditions for the forgiveness of sins mentioned in the hadith?

The two conditions are fasting during Ramadan with iman (faith) and ikhtisab (anticipation of Allah's reward).

What is meant by 'iman' in the context of fasting during Ramadan?

Iman refers to having true faith in Allah and fasting sincerely for His sake, not just out of habit or obligation.

What does 'ikhtisab' refer to in the hadith?

'Ikhtisab' refers to anticipating and hoping for the reward and forgiveness from Allah while fasting, keeping a positive mindset throughout the fast.

How does Al-Imam al-Khattabi explain the concept of 'ikhtisab'?

Al-Imam al-Khattabi explains that 'ikhtisab' is about being joyful and seeking forgiveness with sincerity while fasting, and staying focused on the reward from Allah.

What behavior does the script highlight as indicative of someone truly anticipating Allah's forgiveness?

The script highlights behavior such as constantly checking the time while fasting, longing for the moment of breaking the fast, and maintaining a positive attitude, which signifies hope for Allah's forgiveness.

What level of forgiveness does one attain by fasting with true faith and anticipation, according to Ibn Hajar?

According to Al-Hafiz Ibn Hajar, fasting with true faith and anticipation grants the highest level of forgiveness from Allah.

What does the script suggest about the feelings of a person who fasts with a sincere heart?

The script suggests that a person who fasts with sincerity is joyful and grateful for successfully completing the fast, aware that others might be struggling due to illness or hardship.

Why is it important to be aware of others' struggles during Ramadan, as mentioned in the script?

It is important to recognize the struggles of others, such as those who are ill or unable to fast, as this gratitude enhances one's own fasting experience and brings greater rewards.

What emotional state should a person experience while fasting to attain forgiveness, based on the hadith?

A person should experience joy and a sense of achievement, feeling happy about fulfilling the fast and hopeful for the forgiveness of sins from Allah.