PAHALA MEMBACA AL QURAN DI BULAN RAMADHAN Ustadz Dr. (H.C) Adi Hidayat, Lc., M.A.

Summary

This transcript emphasizes the immense rewards of reading the Quran, especially during Ramadan. The speaker explains that each letter read brings 10 good deeds, and during Ramadan, this reward multiplies significantly—by 10 times or more. The discussion also highlights the value of following a skilled imam in prayers, as their recitations earn the same rewards for the congregation. Additionally, the importance of dedicating time to reading the Quran and taking advantage of every opportunity to do so is stressed, with examples of how even small actions, like reading Quran while working, can yield immense rewards.

Takeaways

• 😀 Reading one letter of the Quran earns 10 good deeds, as mentioned in Hadith 2910 in At-Tirmidhi.
• 😀 The reward for deeds can vary; while general deeds earn 10 good deeds, Quran recitation yields much greater rewards.
• 😀 Allah promises that every good deed is multiplied by at least 10 times, with some rewards reaching up to 700 times, especially in charity (infak).
• 😀 In Ramadan, the reward for reading the Quran is multiplied even further, where each letter read earns 30 good deeds.
• 😀 Even the letters 'Alif', 'Lam', and 'Mim' from the Quran carry a reward of 30 good deeds when recited during Ramadan.
• 😀 During Ramadan, it's encouraged to increase the frequency of Quran recitation as the reward is exponentially higher than on normal days.
• 😀 Imam Shafi'i used to complete the Quran 60 times during Ramadan, showcasing the importance of maximizing Quran recitation during the holy month.
• 😀 The congregation (makmum) shares the reward of the Imam’s Quran recitation, meaning they receive the same reward as the Imam for following his lead.
• 😀 Every time you read the Quran, even during regular activities like work, you earn rewards, with every letter offering substantial blessings.
• 😀 The key to maximizing your rewards during Ramadan is to increase Quran recitation whenever possible and make it a regular practice.
• 😀 The message encourages avoiding counting the rewards and instead focusing on doing good deeds purely for the sake of Allah.

Q & A

What is the reward for reading the Quran according to the hadith mentioned?

According to the hadith mentioned in the script, every letter of the Quran gives 10 rewards. This is based on the statement by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), where each letter read from the Quran is rewarded with 10 good deeds.

How does the reward for reading the Quran differ during Ramadan?

During Ramadan, the reward for reading the Quran is multiplied. For example, if you read 'Alif Lam Mim' during Ramadan, the reward is not just 30, but 300 good deeds. This increase in reward applies to all Quranic recitations during Ramadan.

How does charity (sedekah) compare to the reward for reading the Quran?

The reward for charity or infak, as described in the Quran, is also great, with a single act of charity being rewarded with 10 good deeds. However, infak can be multiplied even further, with the reward for charity reaching 700 times the original act, as described in Surah Al-Baqarah (261).

What did Imam Syafi'i do to make the most of Ramadan in terms of Quran recitation?

Imam Syafi'i is reported to have completed the Quran 60 times during the month of Ramadan. This reflects his dedication to Quranic recitation and his belief in maximizing the reward during the blessed month of Ramadan.

What is the significance of reading every letter of the Quran?

Each letter of the Quran brings 10 rewards. The script explains this with examples, such as the letters 'Alif Lam Mim,' where each letter individually brings 10 rewards, and reading all the letters in the Quran results in significant spiritual benefits.

What is the role of an Imam in leading the prayer in terms of reward?

The Imam's recitation during prayer holds great significance because it represents the recitation for the congregation (makmum). The reward for the Imam's recitation is shared by the followers, meaning the congregation earns the same reward as the Imam for listening to the recitation.

Why should one choose a good Imam?

Choosing a good Imam is important because a poor or incorrect recitation can affect the reward of the followers. A good Imam will not only provide correct recitation but will also enhance the spiritual experience for the congregation, helping them to gain the maximum reward.

How does the concept of reward apply to different acts of worship like prayer, charity, and Quran reading?

The concept of reward for acts of worship varies. For example, acts like charity and prayer are rewarded based on their inherent value, with rewards multiplying depending on the context (e.g., Ramadan or the number of acts). Quran recitation, however, provides 10 rewards per letter, and during Ramadan, the rewards for these acts are greatly enhanced.

How does the Hadith described in the script relate to the value of reading the Quran?

The Hadith mentioned in the script (from At-Tirmidhi) highlights the immense reward for reading the Quran. It emphasizes that for every letter of the Quran, the reader receives 10 rewards, showcasing the significance of engaging with the Quran regularly, particularly in Ramadan when the rewards are amplified.

What is the moral lesson about worship from the script?

The moral lesson is to maximize worship by reading the Quran, performing charity, and engaging in other good deeds, especially during Ramadan. It emphasizes that every small act of worship, no matter how minor it seems, carries great spiritual rewards when performed sincerely for the sake of Allah.