KULTUM RAMADHAN DAY 5: Tanda tanda puasa di terima oleh Allah // Ayu Putri P.T // 7E

Summary

The speaker emphasizes the significance of fasting during Ramadan and the hope for its acceptance by Allah. He discusses the importance of striving to be righteous in daily life, beyond just the acts of fasting. The qualities of a believer who truly embodies taqwa (God-consciousness) include charity, patience, humility, seeking forgiveness, and maintaining good deeds post-Ramadan. The sermon encourages continuous devotion to worship and good actions, with the goal of ensuring that our fasting and other deeds are accepted by Allah, both during and after Ramadan.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker begins by greeting the audience with peace and expressing gratitude to Allah.
• 😀 The purpose of the message is to encourage the audience to pray for health and steadfastness in worship, especially during Ramadan.
• 😀 The speaker reflects on the question of whether Allah will accept our worship and emphasizes that only Allah has the authority to accept or reject it.
• 😀 There is a hopeful message that the acts of worship during Ramadan, especially fasting, will be accepted by Allah.
• 😀 The speaker asks how one can tell if their fast has been accepted by Allah, and suggests that it is through certain characteristics of taqwa (God-consciousness).
• 😀 Allah's verse from the Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:183) is quoted, highlighting that the purpose of fasting is to become people of taqwa.
• 😀 The speaker emphasizes the importance of embodying the traits of the God-conscious, such as giving charity without concern for one’s own financial state.
• 😀 Another sign of a well-accepted fast is the ability to control one’s anger and avoid being easily provoked.
• 😀 The speaker stresses that true acceptance of fasting is also reflected in seeking forgiveness (istighfar) when one makes mistakes or sins.
• 😀 The final point encourages the continuation of righteous deeds, such as praying in congregation and reading the Quran, even after Ramadan, as a sign that one's fast was truly accepted by Allah.

Q & A

What is the purpose of fasting during the month of Ramadan, according to the script?

The purpose of fasting during the month of Ramadan is to become people who are more pious and to develop self-discipline, with the hope that the fast will be accepted by Allah.

How does the speaker suggest we can determine whether our fasting has been accepted by Allah?

The speaker suggests that we can determine if our fasting has been accepted by Allah through certain signs, such as our consistent good behavior, charity, and devotion to worship both during and after Ramadan.

What is the main goal of fasting in Ramadan, based on the verse mentioned from the Quran?

The main goal of fasting in Ramadan is to attain 'taqwa' (piety or God-consciousness), as mentioned in the Quranic verse, which encourages believers to fast so that they may become people who are more mindful of Allah.

What are some signs that indicate that one's fasting might be accepted by Allah?

Some signs include being generous in charity regardless of financial status, controlling anger, seeking forgiveness from Allah when one errs, and continuing good deeds like prayer and reading the Quran after Ramadan.

How should we approach acts of charity during Ramadan if our fasting is accepted by Allah?

If our fasting is accepted, we would not hesitate to give in charity, whether we are in a state of ease or hardship, as the spirit of charity transcends our personal circumstances.

Why is controlling anger emphasized in relation to fasting acceptance?

Controlling anger is emphasized because one of the characteristics of a pious person is the ability to remain calm and composed, even in difficult situations. This is seen as a sign of true self-control and devotion.

What should a person do if they make a mistake or sin during Ramadan?

If a person makes a mistake or commits a sin during Ramadan, they should quickly seek forgiveness from Allah by reciting istighfar (seeking forgiveness) as an important step toward maintaining their piety.

How does the speaker relate post-Ramadan behavior to the acceptance of fasting?

The speaker relates post-Ramadan behavior to fasting acceptance by noting that if a person continues their righteous actions, such as attending congregational prayers and reading the Quran regularly, this indicates that their fasting has been accepted.

What is the key message about maintaining good deeds after Ramadan?

The key message is that the good deeds performed during Ramadan should not end with the conclusion of the holy month. Instead, they should be continued throughout the year, as this demonstrates sincere commitment to faith and devotion.

What can we infer about the relationship between fasting and continuous worship from the script?

We can infer that fasting is not just an isolated act of worship during Ramadan but should be part of a continuous lifestyle of worship. It is important to maintain regular acts of worship, such as prayer and Quran reading, even after Ramadan, to ensure that our fasting is truly accepted by Allah.