SMARTREN 2025 : Doa Doa Mustajab di Bulan Ramadhan

Summary

In this spiritual sermon, the speaker emphasizes the significance of prayer (doa) during the holy month of Ramadan. They highlight the importance of various mustajab (answered) prayers, including those from prophets like Nabi Ayub, Nabi Yunus, and Nabi Adam. The sermon covers key moments for prayer such as before sahur, while fasting, during iftar, and on the night of Lailatul Qadar. The speaker also advises on avoiding actions that could hinder prayer, such as consuming haram food, and encourages believers to pray sincerely, with humility and faith, trusting that Allah understands all languages and intentions.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ramadan is a time of mercy and blessings from Allah, and a chance to engage in sincere prayer and supplication.
• 😀 Prayers during Ramadan are highly effective, especially when made at key moments, such as before and after sahur, during fasting, and when breaking the fast.
• 😀 The story of Prophet Ayub teaches us about patience and perseverance in prayer during times of hardship and illness.
• 😀 Prophet Yunus’ prayer, made while trapped inside the belly of a whale, demonstrates the importance of steadfastness and calling on Allah in times of distress.
• 😀 Prophet Adam’s prayer, asking for forgiveness after his fall from paradise, reminds us of the power of repentance and seeking forgiveness from Allah.
• 😀 There are five times during Ramadan when prayers are particularly effective: before sahur, during fasting hours, when breaking the fast, during the adhan, and on the night of Lailatul Qadar.
• 😀 Consuming haram (forbidden) food, wearing haram clothing, and mistreating others can hinder the acceptance of our prayers.
• 😀 The importance of avoiding sinful actions and ensuring that our fasting and prayers are done with sincerity and humility.
• 😀 Prayers should be made with sincerity and emotional engagement, ideally with humility and a soft voice, and with hope for Allah’s mercy and acceptance.
• 😀 The night of Lailatul Qadar, which falls during Ramadan, is a special time when prayers are said to be more powerful, and it is hoped that everyone experiences its blessings.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the speech?

The main topic of the speech is 'mustajab prayers during the month of Ramadan,' focusing on various powerful prayers mentioned in Islamic traditions, especially those of the Prophets.

Why is it important to pray during Ramadan?

It is important to pray during Ramadan because it is a time of increased blessings, forgiveness, and spiritual growth. Ramadan provides an opportunity for Muslims to seek closeness to Allah through prayer and supplication.

What does 'mustajab' mean in the context of prayer?

'Mustajab' refers to prayers that are highly likely to be accepted by Allah. In this context, the speaker refers to certain prayers that have special significance during Ramadan.

Which prayers are highlighted in the speech?

The speech highlights prayers from Prophets such as Prophet Ayub, Prophet Yunus, and Prophet Adam, each of whom faced difficult trials and used specific prayers to seek help and forgiveness from Allah.

What is the prayer of Prophet Ayub?

The prayer of Prophet Ayub is 'Rabbi inni masanni yaduru wa anta arhamar rahimin,' which he recited during his intense suffering from illness, asking Allah for mercy and relief.

How did Prophet Yunus pray during his trial?

Prophet Yunus, while trapped in the belly of a whale, prayed: 'La ilaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu minaz zalimin,' a prayer acknowledging Allah's greatness and seeking forgiveness for his wrongdoing.

What was the prayer of Prophet Adam after his fall from grace?

Prophet Adam's prayer was: 'Rabbana amanna anfusana wa am taghfir lana wa tarhamna minal khairin,' which he recited to seek forgiveness for the mistake he made in the garden of Eden.

What is the significance of sahur in Ramadan with regard to prayer?

Sahur is the pre-dawn meal in Ramadan, and it is recommended to make prayers before eating. The prayer made before sahur is considered mustajab, as it is a time when Allah listens to the supplications of His believers.

What is the 'time of mustajab' during Ramadan when prayers are especially powerful?

The 'times of mustajab' include before sahur, while fasting during the day, at the time of iftar (breaking the fast), after the adhan (call to prayer), and during the special night of Lailatul Qadar.

What can prevent prayers from being answered according to the speech?

Prayers can be hindered by actions such as consuming haram (forbidden) food or drink, wearing haram clothing, committing injustice to others, or engaging in sinful behavior. These actions can block the acceptance of prayers.