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Apakah tujuan utama berpuasa di bulan Ramadan?
Apakah tujuan utama berpuasa di bulan Ramadan?
- Untuk menurunkan berat badan
- Untuk penyucian diri secara fizikal dan spiritual (correct)
- Untuk menghindari aktiviti seksual
- Untuk menguji kesabaran dan disiplin diri
Apakah bentuk zakat fitrah yang dianjurkan?
Apakah bentuk zakat fitrah yang dianjurkan?
- Harta benda lain seperti emas atau perak
- Makanan asasi seperti beras, gandum, atau kurma (correct)
- Pakaian
- Wang tunai
Apakah tujuan utama menunaikan solat Tarawih?
Apakah tujuan utama menunaikan solat Tarawih?
- Semua di atas (correct)
- Untuk memohon pengampunan dosa
- Untuk mendapatkan ganjaran pahala yang lebih banyak
- Untuk memperkukuhkan iman dan mendapat keberkatan
Bilakah Lailatul Qadr dijangka berlaku?
Bilakah Lailatul Qadr dijangka berlaku?
Mengapakah umat Islam perlu membayar zakat fitrah?
Mengapakah umat Islam perlu membayar zakat fitrah?
Apakah amalan yang dilarang semasa berpuasa?
Apakah amalan yang dilarang semasa berpuasa?
Berapa unit solat yang terdapat dalam solat Tarawih?
Berapa unit solat yang terdapat dalam solat Tarawih?
Apakah tujuan utama Lailatul Qadr?
Apakah tujuan utama Lailatul Qadr?
Mengapakah umat Islam digalakkan untuk beribadat lebih banyak pada 10 malam terakhir Ramadan?
Mengapakah umat Islam digalakkan untuk beribadat lebih banyak pada 10 malam terakhir Ramadan?
Apakah maksud sebenar Zakat Fitrah?
Apakah maksud sebenar Zakat Fitrah?
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Bulan Ramadan: Understanding the Significance of Puasa, Zakat Fitrah, Sholat Tarawih, and Lailatul Qadr
Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic lunar calendar, which comes with unique practices and observances for Muslims worldwide. This article explores the significance of four essential aspects of this religious period: fasting (Puasa), giving alms (Zakat Fitrah), nightly supplications (Sholat Tarawih), and the Night of Power (Lailatul Qadr).
Puasa (Fasting)
During Ramadan, Muslims observe fast from dawn until sunset, abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and sexual activity. This practice serves several purposes, including physical purification through self-restraint and mental-spiritual rejuvenation by fostering discipline, patience, and empathy towards fellow humans and God.
Zakat Fitrah
At the end of the month, Muslims pay zakat fitrah, an obligatory almsgiving in the form of food items such as wheat, rice, dates, barley, or their monetary equivalent. This act is performed on behalf of each fasting person and is intended to purify the individual, their community, and maintain social equality.
Sholat Tarawih
This optional evening prayer is performed during Ramadan and comprises approximately twenty units of worship conducted after Maghrib prayers. It is observed daily throughout the month and may also include special prayers to ask for forgiveness, strengthen faith, receive blessings, and seek assistance during times of difficulty.
Lailatul Qadr (Night of Power)
Known as the holiest night of the year, Lailatul Qadr falls either on the 27th, 29th, or 24th day of Ramadan depending on the sighting of the crescent moon. On this night, it is believed that spiritual rewards for good deeds are multiplied many times over, making it an ideal time for fasting, voluntary prayer, recitation of Qur'an, and acts of charity towards others.
In conclusion, these practices serve to remind Muslims of the virtues of generosity, compassion, devotion, and self-control. Through them, individuals aim to draw closer to Allah, engage in communal solidarity, and promote peace within society.
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