Wisdom

DDHK.ORG – Ukhrawi (afterlife) Aspects in the Hajj (2) By: Ahmad Fauzi Qosim (Dakwah and Humanitarian activist, Secretary of the Sharia Council Dompet Dhuafa) In the pilgrimage there are analogies with the human journey to the afterlife, including; the need for Allah's forgiveness, and the pilgrimage is the reason for the forgiveness of sins. The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said: "Whoever performs Hajj and then does not commit any heinous acts and wickedness, then he will return clean (forgiven) from his sins as when he was born his mother". (Mutafaq 'Alaih). Maghfirah (forgiveness) is a matter that is needed by humans when traveling to the afterlife, and the gate to the afterlife starts from death. And Rasulullah SAW taught us when burying... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG – Hajj and Sacrifice; Grounding the Values ​​of Social Piety and Dialogical Learning with Al-Haqq Towards the Internationalization of Haqq (1) By: Ahmad Fauzi Qosim (Dakwah and Humanitarian activist, Secretary of the Sharia Council Dompet Dhuafa) Then We revealed to you (Muhammad): "Follow the religion of Abraham, a Hanif" and he is not one of those who associate partners with God. (Surat an-Nahl: 123) It is undeniable that every human being in any religion, by nature, has an interest in worshiping and communicating with his Lord. Therefore, God wisely always determines a certain place for every religious community to gather to worship and communicate in order to get closer to Him. For religious followers... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — This is the True Meaning of Eid By: Ustadz Fauzan Akbar Daulay, Dai Ambassador DDHK Sheikh Abdul Hamid bin Muhammad bin 'Aly bin Abdil Qadir Qudsi al-Makki ash-Syafi'i said, لَيْسَ الْعِيْدُ لِمَنْ لَبِسَ الْجَدِيْدَ، ا الْعِيْدُ لِمَنْ اعَاتُهُ وَكُلُّ لاَ "It is not called 'id for those who wear new (clothing), indeed 'id is for those whose obedience increases, and every day in which there is no immorality is 'id'. Presumably, it is not only zahir that is renewed, but our hearts and deeds also need to be upgraded for the better. Isn't that what you want from fasting in Ramadan is piety? ... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — This afternoon, to be precise the 26th day of the month of Ramadan 1443 Hijri or coinciding with April 28, 2022, at 16.25 WIB, Dompet Dhuafa Banten the arrival of a small child who may Allah SWT sent to give a message. Especially for us, generally for all of us. The child is about 6-7 years old, looking at his body and speech. He is only in the 1st grade of elementary school or has not even entered elementary school. Lives in a housing estate next to the central government area of ​​Serang City. Accompanied by his mother, he carried 2 pieces of tin piggy bank which were a bit shabby. The plastic is scratched. At the Customer Service desk, this child asked not to... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — Based on the word of Allah swt in Qs. 20:115, we are all sinners. لَقَدْ ا لَىٰ لُ لَمْ لَهُ عَزْمًا "And verily We commanded Adam first, so he forgot (of the order), and We did not find in him a strong will." Regarding sins and virtues, Rasulullah SAW gave instructions so that we listen to the signals of the heart to distinguish them. From Wabishah bin Ma'bad radhiyallahu 'anhu, he said, "I came to the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam, then he said: Have you come to ask about virtue and sin? I answered: Yes. The Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam said: Ask for fatwas from your heart. That virtue... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — Islam is a beautiful religion. Highly respect the morals and rights of fellow human beings. The goodness of Islam that we feel, both in terms of fasting, prayer, zakat, and so on, is a delicacy in the heart that non-Muslims do not feel. Rasulullah SAW taught etiquette 24 hours of life. Starting from waking up until going back to sleep, from head to toe, everything has rules in Islam. The Messenger of Allah taught how to defecate, how to eat, walk, talk, to state affairs which had such a large scope. So the beauty and goodness of Islam that we feel we need to share with our brothers and sisters in the Concrete Country. Hong Kong's population, ... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — The month of Rajab is a noble month in Islam. This month is the seventh month in the Hijri calendar, 2 months before the entry of Ramadan. Rajab has not only been glorified by Islam since the time the Prophet was sent, but before Islam was present in the Jahiliyah community, they also respected this month. Rajab means to glorify. The Arabs at that time had honored this month by preventing themselves from shedding blood and removing the blades attached to their spears, in order not to carry out their customary wars. Even this month among them as a month of sacrifice and provide good food. They used to slaughter animals... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — The atmosphere away from home often makes homesickness peak. From the sound of birds chirping in front of the house, the cool morning air at dawn, to the call to prayer echoed by the muezzin every five times a day. The sound of chanting the call to prayer that comes from various mosques and mosques that are intertwined seems to describe the greatness of God in the country, my homeland, Greater Indonesia, a country with a majority Muslim population. How beautiful my country. Apparently, the atmosphere is very different when in the Land of Concrete. Only a few mosques are here. Even then, without the call to prayer that can be heard to the public. When you hear the call to prayer that is 'remind'... READ MORE

Muraqabatullah Allah SWT said, “It is He who created the heavens and the earth in six days: Then He resided above the 'Throne. He knows what enters the earth and what comes out of it and what descends from the heavens and what ascends to Him. And He is with you wherever you are. And Allah is All-Seeing of what you do." (Surat al-Hadid verse 4) Rasulullah SAW also said, "Fear Allah wherever you are. Accompany the evil that you have done with good, which will be able to erase the ugliness. And treat other people with good morals." (HR. Ahmad) ... READ MORE

DDHK.ORG — Shaykh Ibn Hajar rahimahullah told that there was a rich man who wanted to perform the pilgrimage to the Baitullah and he had a lot of wealth. The treasure was entrusted to a person who he thought was a pious and trustworthy person. So he handed over the property to that person. When he returned from Mecca Al Mukaromah after performing all the fard fardhu hajj, he looked for the person where he was. It turned out that the person had died. He was confused. When asked about his family and heirs, it turned out that no one knew about the treasure. Finally, the rich man went to the scholars ... READ MORE