2025) Ramadhan ke-29/ SDN PONDOK RANGGON 03 / KAYLA N.R / "Menjadi orang bertaqwa setelah berpuasa "

Summary

This video script is a heartfelt speech delivered by Kaila Nuramdahni, a student from SDN Ponokranggo, discussing the importance of taqwa (God-consciousness) in Islam, especially in the context of fasting during Ramadan. She emphasizes that fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink but about cultivating taqwa through self-reflection, gratitude, and awareness of mortality. The speech also highlights the benefits of taqwa, including success in both this world and the hereafter, such as divine favor and entry into paradise. She concludes by urging the audience to embrace taqwa in their lives.

Takeaways

• 😀 Fasting during Ramadan is not only about abstaining from food and drink, but also about achieving *taqwa* (God-consciousness).
• 😀 The ultimate goal of fasting, as mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah Ayah 183, is to attain *taqwa* and strengthen one's connection with Allah.
• 😀 *Taqwa* is defined as following Allah's commands and avoiding His prohibitions, both publicly and privately.
• 😀 The first step to achieving *taqwa* is introspection, realizing that we are humble servants of Allah, and He is the Almighty.
• 😀 Gratitude is key to *taqwa*; recognizing and thanking Allah for His numerous blessings, such as faith, health, and life itself.
• 😀 Remembering death helps cultivate *taqwa*, as it drives individuals to act with goodness and righteousness, knowing their time is limited.
• 😀 Acts of kindness, such as praying, reading the Qur’an, giving charity, and engaging in communal activities like Tarawih prayers, are especially rewarded during Ramadan.
• 😀 *Taqwa* brings both worldly and eternal rewards: respect from others, protection from the fire of hell, and entry into Paradise.
• 😀 Those who exhibit *taqwa* will be honored by people and leaders, and their deeds will earn them Allah's blessings in this life and the next.
• 😀 The essence of *taqwa* can be cultivated through regular acts of worship and by staying mindful of Allah's presence in every action.

Q & A

What is the primary theme of the speech?

The primary theme of the speech is 'takwa' (piety), which is closely related to fasting during the month of Ramadan and its significance in Islam.

What is the connection between fasting and 'takwa' as mentioned in the script?

Fasting is directly linked to achieving 'takwa' (piety). The script cites Surah Al-Baqarah 183, where the ultimate goal of fasting is to increase piety toward Allah.

Who is the scholar mentioned in the script and what is his explanation of 'takwa'?

The scholar mentioned is Syekh Hafiz Hasan Almasudi. He explains that 'takwa' involves carrying out Allah's commands and avoiding His prohibitions, both openly and secretly.

What are the key practices that help a person achieve 'takwa'?

The key practices include introspection (recognizing one's position as a humble servant of Allah), remembering and being grateful for Allah's blessings, and reflecting on the reality of death and the afterlife.

Why is gratitude for Allah’s blessings important in the context of 'takwa'?

Gratitude for Allah's blessings is important because it leads to increased blessings and protection. Those who are grateful are promised rewards, while those who are ungrateful risk Allah's punishment.

How does the awareness of death contribute to building 'takwa'?

Awareness of death encourages individuals to act righteously, understanding that they will eventually face either Heaven or Hell. This realization motivates them to do good deeds, especially during Ramadan when rewards are multiplied.

What specific actions during Ramadan are recommended to achieve 'takwa'?

Actions such as performing Taraweeh prayers, attending congregational prayers, reciting the Quran, sharing iftar (breaking of fast), and engaging in other acts of kindness are recommended to achieve 'takwa' during Ramadan.

What are the two types of 'keberuntungan' (fortune) that a person who practices 'takwa' will receive?

The two types of fortune are: worldly fortune, which includes respect, honor, and societal recognition, and the afterlife fortune, which involves being spared from the hellfire and being granted entry into Paradise.

How does the speaker suggest people can practice 'takwa' effectively?

The speaker suggests that practicing 'takwa' involves fulfilling Allah’s commandments, avoiding His prohibitions, and engaging in righteous actions that draw one closer to Allah, especially during Ramadan.

What is the final message of the speech?

The final message emphasizes the importance of striving to live a life of 'takwa,' with a focus on fulfilling Allah's commands and avoiding His prohibitions, especially during Ramadan, in order to attain both worldly and eternal rewards.