Dengan nawaitu yang ikhlas....

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.

Dengan nawaitu yang ikhlas kaki melangkah
hanya niat yang satu untuk mencari arah
agar hidup tak tentu arah
selamatlah kita dari nafsu cerakah

Dengan nawaitu yang ikhlas kaki melangkah
ingat pesan ibu dan ayah
ingatlah juga perit pedih dan payah
apabila datang menuju ke sekolah

Dengan nawaitu yang ikhlas kaki melangkah
mencari ilmu biarlah susah
biarlah jauh terpisah dari ibu dan ayah
Moga berjaya kemudian hari....InsyaAllah...

Assalamualaikum VS. Salam

Assalamualaikum wbt...

Sekadar ingin berkongsi dengan sahabat/teman. Semoga sedikit sebanyak memberi manfaat.

SIAPA YANG MENGGUNAKAN PERKATAAN "SALAM"? apakah maksud disebaliknya??

Maka berpalinglah (hai Muhammad) dari mereka dan katakanlah:"Salam (selamat
tinggal)".
Kelak mereka akan mengetahui (nasib mereka yangburuk). (QS. 43:89)

baik gunakan,,,ASSALAMUALAIKUM or
ASSALAMUALAIKUMWARAHMATULLAHIWABARAKATUH...

Ilmu utk dikongsi bersama. Sekadar peringatan untuk semua rakan-rakan
muslim yang lain.

Pagi semalam saya dengar radio ikim (91.50 fm). Ustaz Zawawi ada cerita
tentang sunnah Rasulallah s.a.w. Antara yang dibincangkannya ialah tentang
bab cara memberi salam.

Menurut ustaz Zawawi Yusof, Baginda SAW memberi salam dengan lafaz
“Assalamualaikum” dan menjawab salam dari para sahabat baginda dengan salam
yang lengkap iaitu “Waalaikumussalam warahmatulallahhi wabarakatuh”


Ringkasnya, baginda SAW akan ;Beri salam dengan ucapan - “Assalamualaikum”

dan…Jawab salam - “Waalaikumussalam warahmatulallahi wabarakatuh”

Lagi satu, perlu diingatkan juga semasa menjawab salam,
saya dengar ramai orang jawab salam dengan ucapan yang tidak tepat.

Jawab salam yang betul ialah ;

“WAALAI KUMUS SALAM”dan bukannya yang selalu saya dengar iaitu ;

“WAALAI KUM SALAM”

Apabila kita ingin berkirim salam pada orang lain, hendaklah kita berkata
“Kirim salam, assalamualaikum pada Rafie ye” contoh lerr…
Dan bukannya : “Kirim salam kat Rafie yer”
Dan jangan pula memandai-mandai tambah perkataan seperti ” Ko tolong kirim
salam maut kat dia yer“.

Statement ini walaupun dalam nada bergurau, tapi ia adalah menyalahi
syariat dan berdosa, walaupun sekadar gurauan!
Selain itu, janganlah kita menggantikan perkataan “Assalamualaikum” dengan
“A’kum” dalam sms atau apa sekalipun melalui tulisan.

Jika perkataan “Assalamualaikum” itu panjang, maka hendaklah kita ganti
dengan perkataan “As Salam” yang membawa maksud sama dengan
“Assalamualaikum”.

Sesama lah kita memberitahu member-member yang selalu sangat guna shortform
“A’kum” dalam sms ataupun email. Perkataan ‘AKUM‘ adalah gelaran untuk
orang-orang Yahudi untuk orang-orang bukan yahudi yang bermaksud ‘BINATANG‘
dalam Bahasa Ibrani.

Ia singkatan daripada perkataan ‘Avde Kokhavim U Mazzalot’ yang bermaksud
‘HAMBA-HAMBA BINATANG DAN ORANG-ORANG SESAT‘.
Jadi, mulai sekarang jika ada orang hantar shortform “A’kum“, kita ingatkan
dia guna “As Salam” kerana salam ialah dari perkataan “Assalamualaikum“.

Jangan guna “Bye” kerana“Bye” adalah jarum sulit Kristian yang bermaksud
“Di Bawah Naungan Pope.”Jangan guna “A’kum” kerana“A’kum” bermaksud
“Binatang” dalam bahasa Yahudi.Jangan guna “Semekom”
kerana“Semekom”bermaksud “Celaka Kamu.”Gunakan perkataan“ As Salam” sebagai
singkatan bagi“Assalammualaikum.” Tolong forward kepada umat Islam yang
lain , untuk elakkan diri daripada membuat dosa..


Wallahualam..


sumber:akhi Salman Razeni

There’s still khair in the Ummah…

One of the sweet outcomes of being productive in life is the goodness it brings out of us. It truly reflects the hadeeth where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him said): “There’s still khair (goodness) in my Ummah till the Day of Judgement” which makes you admire and love our beautiful Ummah.

People complain about us a lot… we complain about our Ummah a lot, but there’s so much khair in this Ummah and here are just examples:

1. When an old man holds a date in his hand, just the one date he has and shares it with his fasting brethren, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
2. When young men stand at traffic lights in Muslim countries to deliver iftaar to those stuck in traffic, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
3. When an orphan sponsorship gets booked out, or an entire building gets built as a trust for the sake of serving the poor and orphans, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
4. When people remind each other of Allah, and they stop short of committing a sin or transgressing on others, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
5. When 1.5 billion Muslims around the world, discipline themselves in the most incredible manner with their fasting, prayers, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
6. When young children memorize the Quran and are keen to remember the words of Allah and compete in doing so, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
7. When elderly parents are taken care of by their children instead of being thrown in a nursing home, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
8. When Muslims stop everything they do, 5 times a day, just to pray, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
9. When our sisters’ sacrifice exposing their beauty solely for the sake of Allah and cover themselves with hijab,you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
10. When tears fall upon the worshippers eyes and you hear the cries of men, women and children asking Allah to forgive them, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
11. When we help each, say salam to each other, hug each other, even though we may not know one another, we know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
12. When we’re moved by an Islamic cause, driven by a vision to serve Allah, and passionately put our heart and mind to it, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
13. When we love each other for the sake of Allah, and visit each other for the sake of Allah, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
14. When we respect our scholars, make dua for our imams, and humbly learn at their feet, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.
15. When we’re moved to tears as we hear about our Prophet and we truly miss him and wish he was amongst us today, you know there’s still khair in this Ummah.

I must stop here, I can’t continue… but after this, can you ever doubt that there’s still khair in the Ummah?

~productivemuslim.com~

“Abi, when will we ever relax?”

I wanted to share a moving story that I once heard and will always remember and cherish for its meanings. It’s the story of one of the great Imams of this Ummah, Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal.

His son, Abdullah, asked his father one day: “Abi when will we ever relax?” His father, one of the greatest revivers of the Sunnah and a role model for all Muslims, looked him in the eye and said: “With the first step we take into Jannah.”

Ya Allah, what a beautiful response!

There are days that come to you and you’re tired, you just want to sleep and relax and “shut off” as they say. Those are the days in which you need to ask yourself a critical question: ‘Where am I going with life?’ If it’s towards Allah and for Allah, then regain your strength and continue your work, for Jannah is precious and must be sought. But if you look into your life and realise that it’s not towards Allah but towards Dunya, then your tiredness becomes a blessing, for it is a reminder that you need to change direction and renew your purpose in life.

I love this story on many levels. For one, it shows you that when someone’s focus is Jannah, their priorities change and their outlook on life is different. What we perceive as difficulty, they perceive as ease. What we perceive as calamity, they perceive as reward. What we perceive as obstacles, they perceive as opportunities for sincere dua. Moreover, when your focus is Jannah, this Dunya and its constant demand becomes small and the least of our concerns.

Also, I love the way the son began his question: “Abi” – a sweet way of addressing his father, and asked: “When will we ever relax?” If you notice, he didn’t say, “when will I relax Dad?” Even though he wanted to relax, he wasn’t selfish and also cared for his father’s condition. This also shows you that the father and son were working hard together. Again, when your focus is Jannah it reflects in your family, children, and those around you and everyone gears up towards that goal.

Our problem today is not that we’re tired, our problem today is that we relax too much. We do everything so that we relax. We cheat, break promises, do not fulfill our vows, lie, take and give bribery, and so on. Why? So we can relax. We don’t stay up for Tahajjud or wake up for Fajr, we don’t fast, or go for Hajj and Umrah… all so we can relax. We don’t walk towards the Masjid or open the Book of Allah so we can understand it, all in the name of “I need to relax!”

Dear brothers and sisters, there’s plenty of relaxation where we’re going, but this is not the time for it. Let’s all work for Jannah and be productive in the path of Allah, and work so hard that one day our children will approach us and ask: “Abi” or “Ummi”: “When will we ever relax?” and you can smile and look them in the eyes and say, “When we enter Jannah inshaAllah”.

copy from~productivemuslim.com^^

Bersyukurkah kita?

Antara hak Allah s.w.t. yang paling sukar untuk ditunaikan oleh seseorang hamba adalah "syukur kepadaNya". Sesungguhnya, syukur itu ada zahir dan batinnya. Zahir kesyukuran itu adalah dengan melaksanakan syariat Allah s.w.t.. Adapun batin kesyukuran itu adalah dengan menyaksikan semua kebaikan itu datang daripada Allah s.w.t. (syuhud an-ni'mah). Seseorang tidaklah bersyukur jika tidak menunaikan perintah-perintahNya dan tidaklah menjaga kehambaannya kepadaNya jika ia mengabaikan perjanjian taat setianya kepadaNya.

Bersyukurlah kepada Allah s.w.t. akan setiap nikmat yang telah diberikan olehNya dan perbaikilah taubat. Ini kerana, maqam-maqam seterusnya akan terbina di atas taubat tersebut dan keberkatan taubat akan kembali kepada maqam yang telah dilaluinya. Tiada satupun maqam melainkan ianya terbina di atas pemurnian taubat itu sendiri. Tiada hal yang akan menjadi baik dan tiada amalan yang diterima tanpa pemurnian taubat itu sendiri. Adapun langkah untuk membantu dalam memurnikan taubat kita adalah dengan sentiasa berfikir tentang kelemahan diri dan kebesaran Allah s.w.t. serta bersunyi-sunyian dalam merenungi dosa diri dan nikmat Allah s.w.t. dalam diri.

Antara tanda sampai kepada sesuatu matlamat itu (iaitu sampai kepada Allah s.w.t.), ialah, wujudnya pemurnian dan pembaikian terhadap permulaan-permulaan perjalanan. Sesungguhnya, takkala Allah s.w.t. membantumu dalam memurnikan taubatmu adalah lebih baik daripada tersingkapnya tujuh puluh ribu ghaib kepadamu dalam masa yang sama kamu semakin menjauhiNya

Hendaklah kamu berzikir dan mengingati Allah s.w.t. dengan lidah kamu dan menghadirkan kebesaranNya dalam hatimu. Apa sahaja yang datang daripada Allah s.w.t. dari kebaikan, maka terimalah ia dengan penuh kesyukuran dan apa sahaja yang sebaliknya (yang tidak menyenangkanmu) yang datang kepadamu, maka kamu kembalikanlah kepadaNya dengan kembali kepadaNya, meminta bantuanNya, setiap masa.

sumber~

http://ilallah.blogspot.com/2011/01/bersyukurkah-kita.html