BERSAMA ORANG SOLEH DI DALAM BULAN RAMADHAN

Friends, students and other pious people really know the wisdom of Ramadan fasting. They believe that God does not order Ramadan fasting in vain. Ramadan fasting is not only about giving up the habit of eating and drinking. Furthermore, fasting was commanded to remind people of the deity they worship.

All practices performed by pious ancestors are worship practices to obtain the pleasure of the Almighty. The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) did not say: "If my family knew what happened during Ramadan, they would have hoped for Ramadan throughout the year."

Allah Almighty gives various privileges during this month which are not given in other months. After all, God praises God for the smell from the mouth of a fasting person, revealing to him the smell of musk. It's just bad breath, not to mention other religious practices like reciting the Quran and night prayers.

Friends make Ramadan one of the greatest pleasures offered by Almighty Allah to Muslims. It's really interesting what friends do when they get their lives in order every year.

Every Ramadan, Abu Huraira RA and the other companions remain silent in the mosque. They said: "We are fasting. Moreover, righteous ancestors are always ready to talk. Only outside of Ramadan, they always say good words, especially during the month of Ramadan. The reason is that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him!) warned him not to memorize his hadith.

About Abu Huraira, may the peace and mercy of Allah be upon him, said: "All the deeds of the sons of Adam are for him, except fasting, because fasting is for me, and I repeat it. dirty and shouting things, if ka. whoever curses or abuses him, then say: I am fasting and who has the soul of Muhammad in his hand, but the smell of his mouth The fasting person breaks his fast with God because of the smell of musk, and the fasting person. ka two joys: if he breaks his fast, he rejoices and when he meets God, he rejoices over his fasting (Bukhari 4/88, Muslim no. 1151, it is Bukhari's praise).

Among the main services offered by Silfush Chalet is the night prayer. And it has been narrated that Abu Bakr al-Siddiq always prayed his night prayer with reverence and he used to cry in his eyes. And while Umar ibn al-Khattab was standing, after offering the night prayer, he awakened his family's signs for the night prayer, quoting the Qur'an in the midday verse 132, which says the following: "And command your family to spread prayer. and be patient." with him.

Like Mansour bin Muammar. If it is late at night, he immediately puts on his best clothes and then goes up to the roof of his house and prays. And let's not forget Sufyan Atz Tsauri. And Abd al-Razzaq, one of his students, said: "One day Sufyan came to introduce me after dinner, so I gave him a meal of raisins and bananas, and when it was finished, he got up to perform ablution . then he pulled his belt and turned from the qibla, and then he said: "Oh, Abdul-Razzak! And he prays until dawn."

Ibn Wahhab has a different story. And he said: "I saw Sufyan being represented in the Holy Mosque after sunset, he prayed and prostrated himself and did not raise his head until the evening hour came."

Although sleep is worthy of worship, scientists actually suppress one's desire to close one's eyes. This is what Sayyida Muizza al-Adevija, a pious lady of her ancestors, who always prays at night, says: "I wonder with my eyes closed and when I sleep I imagine the darkness of the grave, I always cry. "

Even Ibn al-Qayyim al-Xiziya warns us against sleeping hours that do not please God. "Among the things that sleep does not like is sleeping between dawn and sunrise, because it is the time to get results."

According to Abu Umamah, may God be pleased with him, the Prophet forbade him: (Whoever prays the morning prayer in the assembly, then sits with the remembrance of Allah until sunset, then prays two prayers, as if he receives the perfect reward for the Hajj. and dying".

So when is it time to sleep? Imam Al-Ghazali has some unusual advice on how to use the time to sleep and conserve energy. Sleep and rest before or after the noon prayer. about 15 or 30 minutes. Al-Ghazali says: "The measure of God is a storehouse of energy for him who wants to stand on that day."

Imam Malik said in the book "Al-Mawta" that Abdullah bin Abi Bakr echoed the words of his father, who said: "Every time after the night prayer, we order the maid to prepare food for fear of dawn."

Moreover, Imam Malik has a habit of glorifying the month of Ramadan as much as possible. The trick is that in the month of Ramadan, Imam Malik closes all the books, does not issue fatwas and does not participate in discussions with others. "This month of Ramadan is the month of the Koran," he said, pointing to his copy of the Koran.

Meanwhile, Imam Ahmad has his own customs whenever Ramadan is in full swing. From the first days of Ramadan, he enters the mosque and stays there. Praise and forgiveness, praise and forgiveness. Every time, Imam Ahmad performed ablution and returned to the mosque to perform his activities. He came home only to eat, drink and sleep a little. They all want to fully enjoy the atmosphere of Ramadan and do not want to express regret when the glorious month ends.

Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawzia emphasized that during Ramadan, silence reigns in the mosque. "God commanded them to fast in order to remove the habit of excessive eating and drinking and to purify the heart from the foul desires which prevent the slave from reaching his Creator. The way of God is one, that anxiety may be removed and the pain goes away and is filled with the remembrance of God, his love and his appearance.

In addition to the night prayer, the righteous Salafushi also fills Ramadan with the singing of the Koran. Look, in the month of Ramadan, Usman ibn Affan used to finish reading the Qur'an every day. While al-Zuhri spoke about reducing the activity of listening to hadiths and scientific gatherings in order to interact more with the Qur'an. While Ibrahim al-Nakhay, entering the last tenth day of the month of Ramadan, reads the Koran every night.

In addition, the Companions also provided food and breakfast for the Muslims. On the contrary, it is said that every Ramadan Ibn Umar always breaks his fast with the pure, the orphans and the poor.

From this we can learn that Ramadan is indeed embraced by Muslims with a great awareness of the importance of worshiping and pleasing Almighty Allah.

Source: Mama Manlisa

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