Tanya Jawab - Berzina di bulan ramadhan apakah qodho

Summary

In this religious discussion, a question is posed about the consequences of committing zina during Ramadan. The response emphasizes that zina is a major sin (kabira) and must be followed by sincere repentance (tobatan nasuha). Additionally, the person must make up for the missed fast (qada) on another day. The conversation shares an illustrative story of a man who, after committing zina, urges the woman to pray, highlighting the seriousness of the sin and the importance of returning to religious duties. The key takeaway is the necessity of repentance and compensating for missed fasts after such a sin.

Takeaways

• 😀 A person who commits zina during Ramadan must first repent sincerely to Allah.
• 😀 After repentance (Tawbah), the individual is required to make up for the missed fast on another day.
• 😀 Zina is considered a major sin (kabira) in Islam, and it requires both repentance and compensating for missed religious duties.
• 😀 The Ustaz uses a story of a man committing zina in the desert to illustrate the importance of worship and repentance after a sin.
• 😀 The man in the story repented and decided to perform salat (prayer) despite having committed a major sin.
• 😀 The key lesson from the story is that repentance and seeking forgiveness from Allah are crucial, even after committing serious sins.
• 😀 The act of missing a fast due to a sin like zina is a serious matter that requires both repentance and making up the fast.
• 😀 Zina is a significant transgression, and those who commit it must take responsibility by seeking forgiveness and making restitution.
• 😀 The importance of prayer (salat) is emphasized even when one has committed a sin, highlighting its role in seeking Allah’s mercy.
• 😀 The Ustaz stresses that fasting during Ramadan is sacred, and if it is violated by major sins like zina, there are specific actions required to restore one's religious standing.

Q & A

What is the main question posed by Abu Nu'man in the script?

Abu Nu'man asks whether a person who commits zina during the month of Ramadan must make up for the fast they broke.

What does Ustaz say is required from someone who commits zina during Ramadan?

Ustaz explains that the person must repent to Allah and also make up for the fast on another day.

What is taubah nasuha, and why is it mentioned in the context of this discussion?

Taubah nasuha refers to sincere repentance, and it is necessary for someone who commits zina to seek repentance in a genuine manner before moving forward.

What is the significance of the story shared by Ustaz about a man committing zina in the desert?

The story highlights the concept of acknowledging one's sins while still turning to Allah through prayer, even in difficult situations. It demonstrates that despite major sins like zina, one should never abandon prayer.

Why is the man in the story surprised when the man proposes to pray after committing zina?

The woman is surprised because they just committed zina, and she questions how the man can think about prayer immediately after such an act, reflecting the complexity of dealing with sins.

What does Ustaz emphasize about the severity of the sin of zina?

Ustaz emphasizes that zina is a major sin (kabira) in Islam, which requires both sincere repentance and compensating actions, such as making up missed fasts.

What does Ustaz say about leaving prayer and its relationship to faith?

Ustaz mentions that abandoning prayer is considered a serious act of disbelief (kafir), and maintaining prayer is crucial, even after committing major sins.

What must someone do after repenting for zina during Ramadan, according to Ustaz?

After repenting, the person must make up for the missed fast on another day, as fasting during Ramadan is a key obligation.

What does Ustaz say about the kafarah for a husband and wife engaging in sexual relations during the day in Ramadan?

Ustaz explains that the kafarah (atonement) for a husband and wife who have sexual relations during the day in Ramadan involves fasting for two consecutive months or feeding 60 needy people.

How does Ustaz conclude the discussion about zina and fasting?

Ustaz concludes by reaffirming that zina is a major sin that requires repentance and that the individual must make up the missed fast on another day as part of the process of seeking forgiveness.