Kisah Nabi Ibrahim AS - Bapak Para Nabi | Cerita Dalam Al-Quran | Pendidikan Islam | Surah Ibrahim

Summary

This video recounts the life of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), the father of the prophets, and his journey to discover the true God. It describes his early years, including his defiance of idol worship and his questioning of his father, Azar, who was a renowned idol maker. Ibrahim’s rejection of false gods leads to a confrontation with King Namrud, who orders his execution by fire. Miraculously, Ibrahim survives the fire, an event that confirms his divine protection. The story illustrates his unwavering faith in Allah and his commitment to spreading the message of monotheism.

Takeaways

• 😀 The story centers around Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and his mission to guide people away from idol worship.
• 😀 Prophet Ibrahim's father, Azar, was a famous idol maker, but Ibrahim questioned the validity of worshiping idols.
• 😀 Ibrahim's first realization that idols were not divine came when he observed their lack of life or power to give life.
• 😀 Despite the idol worshiping practices in his society, Ibrahim continued to seek the true God on his own journey.
• 😀 Ibrahim challenged the belief in idols at a public ritual, declaring that the idols could not hear or respond to prayers.
• 😀 His father, Azar, became angry with his son for rejecting idol worship and threatened to disown him.
• 😀 Ibrahim's defiance against idol worship led him to destroy all the idols in a temple, leaving only the largest one with an axe around its neck.
• 😀 The king, Namrud, was enraged by the destruction of the idols and ordered Ibrahim to be captured and punished.
• 😀 Ibrahim was sentenced to be burned alive, but the fire miraculously did not harm him, demonstrating Allah's power to protect his chosen ones.
• 😀 Despite witnessing the miracle, the people remained hostile to Ibrahim, and he eventually left his town, continuing his mission with his followers.

Q & A

Who was Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) father, and what was his profession?

Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) father was Azar, a famous idol-maker in the city of Babylon. He created idols that were worshipped by the people of the region.

What vision did King Nimrod have that led to his decision to kill all male infants?

King Nimrod had a dream that a child would be born who would overthrow his kingdom. Fearing the threat, he ordered the death of all male infants born in Babylon.

How did Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) parents react to King Nimrod’s order?

Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) parents feared for his life and secretly hid him in a cave to protect him from King Nimrod’s decree to kill male infants.

What led Prophet Ibrahim (AS) to question idol worship?

As a child, Prophet Ibrahim (AS) observed the idols created by his father and questioned how they could be gods if they lacked life and the ability to speak or act. This led him to reject idol worship and seek the true God.

What did Prophet Ibrahim (AS) do when he visited the temple and saw the idols being worshipped?

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) destroyed all the idols in the temple while the people were away, leaving the largest idol intact with an axe placed on its shoulder, challenging the people to question their beliefs.

How did the people of Babylon react when they discovered the destruction of the idols?

The people were furious when they found the idols destroyed. They blamed Prophet Ibrahim (AS), and King Nimrod ordered his capture and punishment.

How did Prophet Ibrahim (AS) respond to King Nimrod’s accusations?

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) responded by questioning the logic of idol worship, asking how the idols could be gods if they couldn't even defend themselves when attacked. This was a direct challenge to the belief in idols.

What punishment did King Nimrod impose on Prophet Ibrahim (AS)?

King Nimrod ordered Prophet Ibrahim (AS) to be thrown into a huge fire as punishment for destroying the idols. The fire was meant to kill him as an example for others.

What miraculous event occurred when Prophet Ibrahim (AS) was thrown into the fire?

By the will of Allah, the fire did not harm Prophet Ibrahim (AS). The flames turned cold, and he emerged from the fire unscathed, demonstrating the power of Allah.

What lesson can we learn from the story of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and the fire?

The story teaches that faith in Allah’s power can overcome even the most difficult and seemingly impossible challenges. It also illustrates that Allah’s will is supreme over all earthly forces, including the threat of death.