KULTUM RAMADHAN H+9 SMP Islam Darussalam

Summary

This religious discourse emphasizes the proper etiquettes for reciting the Quran. Key practices include ensuring purity (wudu) before recitation, reading with a beautiful voice as encouraged by the Prophet Muhammad, and reciting with Tartil (slow, careful pronunciation). It also highlights the importance of performing sujud (prostration) during verses of prostration and recommends reading from the mushaf rather than relying solely on memorization to improve focus and understanding. The speaker concludes with a prayer for the acceptance of these teachings and blessings upon the Prophet and his followers.

Takeaways

• 😀 Purity before reading the Qur'an is essential, whether from minor or major ritual impurities. Perform wudu (ablution) to ensure cleanliness.
• 😀 Beautify your voice when reciting the Qur'an. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) encouraged enhancing the Qur'an’s beauty with a pleasant voice.
• 😀 Recite the Qur'an slowly and with proper pronunciation (Tartil). This helps in understanding and reflecting on the meaning of the verses.
• 😀 Prostrate (Sujud) when encountering verses that require it, as the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) did.
• 😀 Reading from the mushaf (physical Qur'an) is preferred over relying solely on memorization, as it facilitates better reflection and understanding of the verses.
• 😀 The etiquettes (adab) of reading the Qur'an are essential for proper engagement with the text and to deepen one's connection with Allah.
• 😀 Reciting the Qur'an with attention to detail (Tartil) allows for deeper contemplation (Tadabbur) of its meanings.
• 😀 The act of reading the Qur'an is an act of worship, and looking at the verses while reading from the mushaf itself is beneficial and rewarding.
• 😀 Performing wudu before reading the Qur'an reflects a higher level of respect and purity when engaging with the holy text.
• 😀 The Qur'an encourages a reflective approach, where reading and understanding the verses is given priority over speed or quantity.

Q & A

What is the significance of purification before reading the Qur'an?

Purification, such as performing wudu (ablution), is important before reading the Qur'an to ensure that the reader is in a state of physical and spiritual cleanliness, which is necessary for approaching the sacred text with respect.

Why is it recommended to beautify one's voice when reciting the Qur'an?

Beautifying one's voice when reciting the Qur'an enhances the reading experience, as a pleasant and melodious voice adds to the beauty of the words. The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) advised this in a Hadith, saying 'Hiasilah Al-Qur'an with your voice.'

What does it mean to read the Qur'an with 'Tartil'?

Reading with 'Tartil' means to recite the Qur'an slowly, clearly, and with careful attention to each letter and word. This practice allows for better understanding and reflection on the meanings of the verses.

What should a person do when they encounter an ayat of Sajdah while reading the Qur'an?

When encountering an ayat of Sajdah (a verse that requires prostration), the reader should perform sujood (prostration) as an act of submission and reverence to Allah.

Is it preferable to read the Qur'an from memory or from a physical mushaf?

It is preferred to read the Qur'an from a physical mushaf rather than from memory, as it allows the reader to focus on the verses more effectively, and seeing the text helps in understanding and reflecting on its meanings.

What is the benefit of reading the Qur'an from a mushaf according to Imam As-Suyuti?

Imam As-Suyuti stated that reading the Qur'an from a mushaf is more virtuous than reading from memory because seeing the verses helps in properly focusing and understanding the words, making it a more beneficial act of worship.

How does reading the Qur'an with reflection (Tadabbur) contribute to understanding its message?

Reading the Qur'an with reflection (Tadabbur) helps to understand its meanings more deeply. By reading slowly and contemplating the words, a person can better grasp the spiritual and moral lessons contained in the verses.

Why is the act of reading the Qur'an considered an act of worship?

Reading the Qur'an is an act of worship because it involves engaging with the words of Allah. Every recitation is a form of devotion and submission to Allah, and it strengthens the connection between the reader and their Creator.

What does the phrase 'Hiasilah Al-Qur'an with your voice' signify in the context of Qur'an recitation?

'Hiasilah Al-Qur'an with your voice' encourages readers to beautify their recitation by using a pleasant and melodic voice. This enhances the spiritual experience and helps in expressing reverence and love for the Qur'an.

How does the act of performing Sujood (prostration) while reading the Qur'an demonstrate humility?

Performing Sujood upon encountering an ayat of Sajdah is an act of humility and submission to Allah. It signifies that the reader is acknowledging the greatness of Allah and submitting themselves in worship as a sign of respect and obedience.