Mutiara Ramadhan 1446 H/2025 M MTsN 8 JOMBANG, (Ustadz M.NUR HUSAINI, S.Ag,M.Pd.I)

Summary

This video script emphasizes the importance of utilizing the blessed time of Ramadan effectively, particularly during the ngabuburit period before Iftar. It suggests engaging in positive activities such as reading the Quran (Tadarus), giving charity (Takjil), performing I’tikaf (spiritual retreat), and seeking knowledge through Islamic studies. The script also highlights the immense rewards associated with these acts, referencing Hadiths from Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to encourage viewers to make the most of this sacred month. The message is to transform idle time into opportunities for spiritual growth and increased devotion.

Takeaways

• 😀 The importance of gratitude towards Allah for the blessings of faith and Islam, as well as the opportunity to engage in meaningful activities during Ramadan.
• 😀 Ramadan is a special time for Muslims to engage in religious practices and seek closeness to Allah, including an emphasis on increased devotion through Quran recitation.
• 😀 'Ngabuburit,' the tradition of passing time before breaking the fast, is often used for relaxation, but it can be more spiritually productive if used for beneficial activities.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) warned that many people fast but receive no reward beyond hunger, highlighting the importance of engaging in meaningful actions during Ramadan.
• 😀 The first suggested activity during 'Ngabuburit' is to engage in Quranic recitation (tadarus), as Ramadan is the 'month of the Quran' where reading and reflecting on it is highly encouraged.
• 😀 The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) used Ramadan to intensify his Quranic recitations, showing Muslims the importance of dedicating time for the Quran during this blessed month.
• 😀 The second suggested activity is to offer 'takjil'—the practice of providing food or drinks to others to break their fast, which carries a great reward, as giving food to a fasting person earns the giver the same reward as the one fasting.
• 😀 Acts of charity, especially in Ramadan, are highly valued. Giving food to 36 fasting people can earn the reward equivalent to 36 years of fasting, as charity is multiplied many times over in this holy month.
• 😀 Iktikaf (spiritual retreat) in the mosque is encouraged, particularly during the last ten days of Ramadan, to increase worship, prayer, and reflection, seeking the night of Laylatul Qadr.
• 😀 Engaging in knowledge-seeking activities, such as listening to Islamic lectures or attending online Islamic studies, is another meaningful way to use the time before breaking the fast.
• 😀 The speaker concludes by urging the audience to make the most of this Ramadan by maximizing acts of worship and earning as much reward as possible, while also encouraging seeking forgiveness and pursuing spiritual growth.

Q & A

What is the significance of the greeting 'Asalamualaikum, warahmatullahi, wabarakatuh' in the script?

The greeting 'Asalamualaikum, warahmatullahi, wabarakatuh' is a traditional Islamic greeting that means 'Peace be upon you, and the mercy and blessings of Allah.' It is used to begin the speech, acknowledging and invoking peace and blessings.

Why is Ramadan referred to as 'Syahrul Qur'an' in the script?

Ramadan is called 'Syahrul Qur'an' (the month of the Qur'an) because it is the month when the Qur'an was revealed. During this time, Muslims are encouraged to engage in recitation and reflection on the Qur'an, as emphasized by the Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam).

What is 'ngabuburit' and how is it typically spent during Ramadan in Indonesia?

Ngabuburit refers to the time spent before breaking the fast in the evening during Ramadan. In Indonesia, it is commonly spent relaxing or engaging in social activities such as hanging out, watching videos on social media, or resting. However, the speaker encourages making this time more productive by focusing on positive and religious activities.

What is the hadith mentioned about the consequences of fasting without meaningful worship?

The hadith mentioned is from Ibn Majah, which states, 'How many people fast and gain nothing but hunger.' This highlights the importance of using fasting as an opportunity for spiritual growth and not merely abstaining from food and drink.

What are the recommended activities for maximizing the benefits of ngabuburit during Ramadan?

The script suggests several activities for ngabuburit, including: 1) Tadarus (reciting the Qur'an), 2) Giving charity or distributing iftar (breaking fast) meals, 3) I'tikaf (spending time in the mosque), and 4) Seeking knowledge by attending religious lectures or listening to Islamic teachings.

What is the significance of Tadarus (Qur'an recitation) during Ramadan according to the script?

Tadarus, or the recitation of the Qur'an, is highly encouraged during Ramadan. The script refers to the Prophet Muhammad's practice of increasing his Qur'an recitation during this month. It is a way to deepen one's connection with Allah and gain immense spiritual rewards.

How does the act of giving iftar (breaking the fast meal) contribute to earning rewards in Ramadan?

The script mentions that giving food to those who are fasting not only provides them with sustenance but also earns the giver significant rewards. The Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) stated that anyone who feeds a fasting person will receive the same reward as the one fasting, without diminishing the fasting person's reward.

What is I'tikaf and why is it recommended during the last ten days of Ramadan?

I'tikaf is the practice of staying in the mosque for spiritual devotion, often focusing on prayer, dhikr (remembrance of Allah), and Qur'an recitation. It is particularly recommended during the last ten days of Ramadan because of the potential occurrence of Lailatul Qadar (the Night of Decree), which is a night of immense blessings.

How does attending Islamic lectures or seeking knowledge during Ramadan benefit a person?

Attending Islamic lectures or engaging in the pursuit of knowledge during Ramadan helps strengthen one's understanding of Islam. The script highlights that learning during this blessed month brings spiritual rewards, as seeking knowledge is a highly valued act in Islam.

What is the general message the speaker wants to convey about how to spend time during Ramadan?

The speaker emphasizes using Ramadan, especially the time of ngabuburit, for meaningful activities that enhance one's spirituality. This includes activities like reading the Qur'an, giving charity, engaging in prayer, seeking knowledge, and avoiding distractions that do not contribute to spiritual growth.