[LIVE] Kajian Tarawih | Ir. Muhammad Faqih M.SA, Ph.D | Sabtu, 8 Maret 2025 | RDK 46 ITS |

Summary

This transcript highlights a special event held at the Manarul Ilmi Mosque, including a financial report of donations and sponsorships supporting various activities. The event featured a talk by Professor Ir Muhammad Fakih, focusing on the historical battle of Khaibar and its relevance to Islamic teachings, emphasizing the moral consequences of corruption, even among those who fight for a noble cause. The gathering also encouraged reflection on personal and societal responsibility, especially in terms of ethical conduct, and concluded with announcements about upcoming religious studies and prayer sessions.

Takeaways

• 😀 Acknowledgment of the respected rector and other important figures present at the event, including donors and sponsors.
• 😀 Financial report is presented, showing a detailed breakdown of donations, sponsorships, and in-kind contributions for the event.
• 😀 Total income for the event amounts to IDR 31,499,462, with additional donations from alumni and sponsorships.
• 😀 Non-cash contributions include 11 boxes of dates, 3 packs of rice (15 kg), 85 boxes of mineral water, and 415 packed meals.
• 😀 The event has also received sponsorship contributions in the form of mineral water, sarongs, tents, and sound equipment.
• 😀 The planned expenditures for the event are IDR 546,990,000, with the current funds covering 37% of this amount.
• 😀 The event’s key activities include religious lectures, daily Qur'an recitations, and a Ramadan Islamic competition.
• 😀 The speaker thanks the donors for their contributions and prays that their donations become a source of blessings.
• 😀 The main lecture focuses on the Battle of Khaibar and emphasizes the dangers of corruption, even among righteous individuals.
• 😀 A crucial lesson from the Battle of Khaibar is that corruption, even in the form of taking what doesn’t belong to you, can lead to severe consequences, including being condemned to hell.
• 😀 The speech ends with a call to prevent corruption, to examine our own actions, and to ensure that we avoid such behavior in our communities and families.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the event described in the transcript?

The event appears to be a religious gathering at a mosque, focusing on a series of activities during Ramadan, such as fundraising, community engagement, and a lecture after the Taraweeh prayer.

How is the fundraising process explained in the script?

The fundraising process includes donations from various sources such as the mosque's foundation, alumni, and sponsors. The funds raised are used for operational expenses, including meals and other religious activities.

What is the total amount of funds raised as per the script?

The total funds raised amount to IDR 349,508,000, with additional in-kind donations such as dates, rice, bottled water, and food packages.

What are the planned expenses mentioned in the script?

The planned expenses include IDR 334,500,000 for breaking the fast and Sahur meals, and IDR 211,599,000 for operational activities, totaling IDR 546,990,000.

What is the shortfall in the funds, and what percentage of the required amount has been raised?

The shortfall in the funds is IDR 343,492,000, and the current funds cover 37.18% of the total amount needed.

What activities are planned during Ramadan as per the script?

The activities planned include daily regular lectures, Quran recitation after Taraweeh prayers, the Ramadan Islamic competition, Nuzulul Quran celebration on the 17th of Ramadan, a bazaar, and a donation drive.

What story is shared during the lecture, and what is its significance?

The story shared is about the Battle of Khaibar, where the Prophet Muhammad's army fought against the Jewish people of Khaibar. The story emphasizes the importance of integrity and the consequences of corruption (ghulul), even in times of war.

What lesson is learned from the story of Khaibar?

The lesson from the story is that corruption, even in situations of war or hardship, is unacceptable and can lead to severe consequences, such as being denied entry into Paradise, as illustrated by the Prophet Muhammad's words regarding a soldier's corruption during the battle.

What does the speaker emphasize about corruption in relation to religious duties?

The speaker emphasizes that despite the strong religious practices of many individuals, corruption (such as stealing from the battlefield or misappropriating funds) remains a grave sin, and it undermines the value of religious observances such as prayer and fasting.

How does the speaker advise the congregation to deal with corruption?

The speaker advises the congregation to be vigilant in avoiding corruption in their own lives, particularly within their families, workplaces, and communities, as well as to focus on self-purification and responsibility rather than criticizing others.