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Surah Al-Ikhlas
Al-Ikhlas (pemurnian)
Surah ke-112 dalam Al-Quran
Al-Quran berisi 3 poin penting: 1) Sifat-sifat Allah (tauhid), 2) Hukum-hukum(syariat), dan 3) Kisah-kisah.
Al-Ikhlas memuat sifat-sifat Allah yang merupakan salah satu poin penting dalam Al-Quran sehingga Al-Ikhlas merupakan 1/3 Al-Quran.
Surah Al-Ikhlas menjelaskan tentang syarat-syarat Tuhan
Allah itu Esa
Allah tidak butuh yang lain dan yang lain membutuhkan Allah
Tidak beranak dan tidak dilahirkan
Tidak ada yang serupa dengan-Nya
*Keutamaan Surah Al-Ikhlas
1/3 Al-Quran tapi bukan berarti membaca Al-Ikhlas sebanyak 3 kali sama dengan membaca seluruh Al-Quran.
Khusus membicarakan sifat-sifat Allah.
Sangat sering dibaca oleh Rasulullah Shallallahu 'alaihi wasallam (hikmah: agar kita senantiasa memperbarui tauhid kita kepada Allah).
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Ikhlas is the soul of worship.
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Ikhlas is the soul of worship.
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Ikhlas is the soul of worship.
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
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ikhlas is the soul of worship
In a general sense within Islamic literature, ikhlas refers to sincerity and purity of intention in worshiping Allah. Allah emphasizes this in the Quran: â(They have been ordered no more than this: To worship Allah sincerely, being true (in faith), to establish the prayer, and to give zakah.
importance of ikhlas in islam
Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings. With any good action that we do sincerity is important. In religion Islam, any form of worship that we do, need sincerity.
What is the meaning of Ikhlach? If a person intends to do something other than the pleasure of Allah through worship, then what is His ruling?
The servant will only seek the closeness of Allah Ta'ala through his deeds and strive to reach Paradise.
And if the slave intends something else during his period, then there is the following written explanation.
If he intends to gain closeness to others without the pleasure of Allah and to gain the praise of people through worship, then his deeds will be nullified. It is included in Shirk. It is narrated in the hadith Qudsi, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, Allah says, âI am more free from shirk than all the partners. So whoever commits a deed in which he associates with Me another person, I will reject him and what he has associated.â Sahih Muslim, Chapter: Kitabuz Juhad War Raqayykh.
Sincerity in Worship
Sincerity, or ikhlas, is a central concept in Islam--and one well-represented in both the Qur'an and Sunnah. Simply stated, it is the purification of the heart from all motives save the pleasure of Allah. It is at once so crucial that, in its absence, our good deeds will not be accepted by Allah on the Last Day--instead appearing as evil ones--and so difficult to fully achieve that few will ever completely do so, and even a single moment of pure ikhlas can guarantee salvation
It is closely related to the concepts of intention (niyyah) and God-consciousness (taqwa) in that ikhlas is the perfection of niyyah, and the outcome of taqwa.
The Qur'an points to ikhlas as the ultimate shield against the devil's deceptions, quoting Iblis as boasting that he will lead every last one of us astray by embellishing the allure of our sins & revolts against obedience--"Except Thy servants among them, sincere and purified." (Qur'an 15:40)--to which Allah replies, "This (ikhlas) is indeed a way that leads straight to Me." (Qur'an 15:41). In its simplest form, ikhlas is obedience: the Qur'an relates the Prophet (saw) being told "[Say to the people:] 'Is it not to Allah alone that sincere obedience and devotion is due?'" (39:3), and reiterates him being told to say that it is this sincere and exclusive obedience to which he himself is commanded, and exemplifies (39:11, 14). This further shows us that there are two key dimensions to ikhlas: the first being obedience, and the second being exclusivity. In other words, our ikhlas begins to be corrupted if we either habitually fail to obey what we profess (i.e., falling into sin)--or if we obey Him while seeking to conform to another standard (for example, societal or familial expectations) as well. Thus we begin to see why it is a standard we are obliged always to pursue, yet rarely privileged to fully achieve.
Ikhlas is repeatedly described as a trait of the prophets (e.g., Qur'an 12:24, 19:41, 51, 54, 56)--but not unattainable for us ordinary people: surah Al-Ahzab tells us that "Among the Believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah: of them some have completed their vow (to the extreme), and some (still) wait: but they have never changed (their determination) in the least." (Qur'an 33:23). In fact, the only ones entirely devoid of ikhlas are the hypocrites: "The Hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire: no helper wilt thou find for them; Except for those who repent, mend (their lives) hold fast to Allah, and purify their religion as in Allah's sight [note: taqwa again]: if so they will be (numbered) with the believers. And soon will Allah grant to the believers a reward of immense value." (Qur'an 4:45-46). Theological hypocrisy--as distinct from the more colloquial definition of saying one thing and doing another, which only partially encompasses it, and too easily conflates it with being an imperfect sinner--a.k.a., human--is essentially the opposite of ikhlas.
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Surah Ikhlas declares the indivisible Oneness (Tawhid) of Allah
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
Importance of sincerity and purity of intention
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
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Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th sura of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible oneness (tawhid) of Allah, thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
 Surah Ikhlas A brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, Surah Ikhlas consists of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
Translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. And there is no equal to Him.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IKHLAS (SINCERITY)
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Al Ahad is the identity of Allah
There is nothing like Allah.
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th surah of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible unity of Allah (Tawhid), thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
Surah Ikhlas is a brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, consisting of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
English translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. He was never equaled.
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Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a matter of great importance. Leaving it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being dedicated to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything else we do in Islam. Every act of worship, charity, or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret inner-motives of all deeds that we do, and these motives will be made known on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is the religion of peace & blessings, it advised us to promote sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings
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Our Lord is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Allah is unique, almighty, the only God. Allah is the only true Lord. There is no 'True God'/ 'True Deity' except Allah. Allah is One, Unique in His Actions, Lordship, Authority, and Righteousness. Allah SWT is Exalted above the throne in the sky (above all creation). Know Allah by His most beautiful names 'Asmaul Husna' and perfect attributes. Allah's name is more than 99. The Qur'an is the word of Allah. The ultimate guidance for mankind. The virtues of the 99 names of Allah are immense. Just by uttering the word "Allah" one feels a kind of calmness in the mind. According to the Holy Quran and Hadith, Allah has 99 attributes. Allah Ta'ala has ordered us to pray to Him through these names. One of the pillars of faith is believing in the 99 names and attributes of Allah.
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In a general sense within Islamic literature, ikhlas refers to sincerity and purity of intention in worshiping Allah. Allah emphasizes this in the Quran: â(They have been ordered no more than this: To worship Allah sincerely, being true (in faith), to establish the prayer, and to give zakah.
importance of ikhlas in islam
Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings. With any good action that we do sincerity is important. In religion Islam, any form of worship that we do, need sincerity.
What is the meaning of Ikhlach? If a person intends to do something other than the pleasure of Allah through worship, then what is His ruling?
The servant will only seek the closeness of Allah Ta'ala through his deeds and strive to reach Paradise.
And if the slave intends something else during his period, then there is the following written explanation.
If he intends to gain closeness to others without the pleasure of Allah and to gain the praise of people through worship, then his deeds will be nullified. It is included in Shirk. It is narrated in the hadith Qudsi, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, Allah says, âI am more free from shirk than all the partners. So whoever commits a deed in which he associates with Me another person, I will reject him and what he has associated.â Sahih Muslim, Chapter: Kitabuz Juhad War Raqayykh.
Sincerity in Worship
Sincerity, or ikhlas, is a central concept in Islam--and one well-represented in both the Qur'an and Sunnah. Simply stated, it is the purification of the heart from all motives save the pleasure of Allah. It is at once so crucial that, in its absence, our good deeds will not be accepted by Allah on the Last Day--instead appearing as evil ones--and so difficult to fully achieve that few will ever completely do so, and even a single moment of pure ikhlas can guarantee salvation
It is closely related to the concepts of intention (niyyah) and God-consciousness (taqwa) in that ikhlas is the perfection of niyyah, and the outcome of taqwa.
The Qur'an points to ikhlas as the ultimate shield against the devil's deceptions, quoting Iblis as boasting that he will lead every last one of us astray by embellishing the allure of our sins & revolts against obedience--"Except Thy servants among them, sincere and purified." (Qur'an 15:40)--to which Allah replies, "This (ikhlas) is indeed a way that leads straight to Me." (Qur'an 15:41). In its simplest form, ikhlas is obedience: the Qur'an relates the Prophet (saw) being told "[Say to the people:] 'Is it not to Allah alone that sincere obedience and devotion is due?'" (39:3), and reiterates him being told to say that it is this sincere and exclusive obedience to which he himself is commanded, and exemplifies (39:11, 14). This further shows us that there are two key dimensions to ikhlas: the first being obedience, and the second being exclusivity. In other words, our ikhlas begins to be corrupted if we either habitually fail to obey what we profess (i.e., falling into sin)--or if we obey Him while seeking to conform to another standard (for example, societal or familial expectations) as well. Thus we begin to see why it is a standard we are obliged always to pursue, yet rarely privileged to fully achieve.
Ikhlas is repeatedly described as a trait of the prophets (e.g., Qur'an 12:24, 19:41, 51, 54, 56)--but not unattainable for us ordinary people: surah Al-Ahzab tells us that "Among the Believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah: of them some have completed their vow (to the extreme), and some (still) wait: but they have never changed (their determination) in the least." (Qur'an 33:23). In fact, the only ones entirely devoid of ikhlas are the hypocrites: "The Hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire: no helper wilt thou find for them; Except for those who repent, mend (their lives) hold fast to Allah, and purify their religion as in Allah's sight [note: taqwa again]: if so they will be (numbered) with the believers. And soon will Allah grant to the believers a reward of immense value." (Qur'an 4:45-46). Theological hypocrisy--as distinct from the more colloquial definition of saying one thing and doing another, which only partially encompasses it, and too easily conflates it with being an imperfect sinner--a.k.a., human--is essentially the opposite of ikhlas.
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Sincerity is the soul of worship.
Importance of sincerity and purity of intention
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
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Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th sura of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible oneness (tawhid) of Allah, thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
 Surah Ikhlas A brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, Surah Ikhlas consists of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
Translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. And there is no equal to Him.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IKHLAS (SINCERITY)
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There is nothing like Allah.
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th surah of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible unity of Allah (Tawhid), thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
Surah Ikhlas is a brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, consisting of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
English translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. He was never equaled.
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Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a matter of great importance. Leaving it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being dedicated to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything else we do in Islam. Every act of worship, charity, or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret inner-motives of all deeds that we do, and these motives will be made known on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is the religion of peace & blessings, it advised us to promote sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings
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Allah's Identity, Names and Attributes
Our Lord is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Allah is unique, almighty, the only God. Allah is the only true Lord. There is no 'True God'/ 'True Deity' except Allah. Allah is One, Unique in His Actions, Lordship, Authority, and Righteousness. Allah SWT is Exalted above the throne in the sky (above all creation). Know Allah by His most beautiful names 'Asmaul Husna' and perfect attributes. Allah's name is more than 99. The Qur'an is the word of Allah. The ultimate guidance for mankind. The virtues of the 99 names of Allah are immense. Just by uttering the word "Allah" one feels a kind of calmness in the mind. According to the Holy Quran and Hadith, Allah has 99 attributes. Allah Ta'ala has ordered us to pray to Him through these names. One of the pillars of faith is believing in the 99 names and attributes of Allah.
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Alhamdulillah Hanya Alloh Tempat Meminta Ajak Umat Untuk Dzikir Tiap Pagi Dan Sore. #Dakwah #Islam
Inilah surat yang dikatakan dalam beberapa hadits seperti sepertiga Al Qurâan yaitu surat Al Ikhlash. Pada kesempatan kali dan beberapa posting selanjutnya, kita akan sedikit mengupas mengenai surat ini. Pada awalnya kita akan melihat dahulu tafsiran ayat-ayat yang ada pada surat tersebut. Setelah itu kita akan melihat keutamaan surat ini. Terakhir, kita akan mengkaji waktu kapan saja surat Al Ikhlash dibaca. Semoga bermanfaat.Allah Taâala berfirman, Alhamdulillah Hanya Alloh Tempat Meminta Ajak Umat Untuk Dzikir Tiap Pagi Dan Sore. ŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲŲ اŲŲŲŲŲŲ ØŖŲØŲدŲ (1) اŲŲŲŲŲŲ اŲØĩŲŲŲ
ŲدŲ (2) ŲŲŲ
Ų ŲŲŲŲدŲ ŲŲŲŲŲ
Ų ŲŲŲŲŲدŲ (3) ŲŲŲŲŲ
Ų ŲŲŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲŲŲŲا ØŖŲØŲدŲ (4 (yang artinya) : 1. Katakanlah: âDia-lah Allah, Yang Maha Esa. 2. Allah adalah Tuhan yang bergantung kepada-Nya segala sesuatu. 3. Dia tiada beranak dan tidak pula diperanakkan, 4. dan tidak ada seorangpun yang setara dengan Diaâ. Pengenalan Surat ini dinamakan Al Ikhlas karena di dalamnya berisi pengajaran tentang tauhid. Oleh karena itu, surat ini dinamakan juga Surat Al Asas, Qul Huwallahu Ahad, At Tauhid, Al Iman, dan masih banyak nama lainnya. Surat ini merupakan surat Makiyyah dan termasuk surat Mufashol. Surat Al Ikhlas ini terdiri dari 4 ayat, surat ke 112, diturunkan setelah surat An Naas. (At Taârif bi Suratil Qurâanil Karim) Ada dua sebab kenapa surat ini dinamakan Al Ikhlash.Yang pertama, dinamakan Al Ikhlash karena surat ini berbicara tentang ikhlash. Yang kedua, dinamakan Al Ikhlash karena surat ini murni membicarakan tentang Allah. Perhatikan penjelasan berikut ini. Syaikh Muhammad bin Sholeh Al Utsaimin mengatakan bahwa Surat Al Ikhlas ini berasal dari âmengikhlaskan sesuatuâ yaitu membersihkannya/memurnikannya. Dinamakan demikian karena di dalam surat ini berisi pembahasan mengenai ikhlas kepada Allah âAzza wa Jalla. Oleh karena itu, barangsiapa mengimaninya, dia termasuk orang yang ikhlas kepada Allah. Ada pula yang mengatakan bahwa surat ini dinamakan Al Ikhlash (di mana ikhlash berarti murni) karena surat ini murni membicarakan tentang Allah. Allah hanya mengkhususkan membicarakan diri-Nya, tidak membicarakan tentang hukum ataupun yang lainnya. Dua tafsiran ini sama-sama benar, tidak bertolak belakang satu dan lainnya. (Lihat Syarh Al Aqidah Al Wasithiyyah, 97) Asbabun Nuzul Surat ini turun sebagai jawaban kepada orang musyrik yang menanyakan pada Rasulullah shallallahu âalaihi wa sallam, âSebutkan nasab atau sifat Rabbmu pada kami?â. Maka Allah berfirman kepada Nabi Muhammad shallallahu âalaihi wa sallam, âKatakanlah kepada yang menanyakan tadi, âĻ [lalu disebutkanlah surat ini]â(Aysarut Tafasir, 1502). Juga ada yang mengatakan bahwa surat ini turun sebagai jawaban pertanyaan dari orang-orang Yahudi (Jamiâul Bayan fi Taâwilil Qurâan, At Taârif bi Suratil Qurâanil Karim, Tafsir Juz âAmma 292). Namun, Syaikh Muqbil mengatakan bahwa asbabun nuzul yang disebutkan di atas berasal dari riwayat yang dhoâif (lemah) sebagaimana disebutkan dalam Shohih Al Musnad min Asbab An Nuzul.Saatnya memahami tafsiran tiap ayat. Tafsir Ayat Pertama ŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲŲ اŲŲŲŲŲŲ ØŖŲØŲدŲ (1) 1. Katakanlah: âDia-lah Allah, Yang Maha Esa. Kata (ŲŲŲŲ) âartinya katakanlah-. Perintah ini ditujukan kepada Nabi shallallahu âalaihi wa sallam dan juga umatnya. Al Qurtubhi mengatakan bahwa (ŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲŲ اŲŲŲŲŲŲ ØŖŲØŲدŲ) maknanya adalah : اŲŲŲاØŲدŲ اŲŲŲØĒŲØąŲØ Ø§ŲŲŲØ°ŲŲ ŲŲا Ø´ŲبŲŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲŲØ ŲŲŲŲا ŲŲظŲŲŲØąŲ ŲŲŲŲا ØĩŲاØŲبŲØŠŲØ ŲŲŲŲا ŲŲŲŲد ŲŲŲŲا Ø´ŲØąŲŲŲŲŲ Al Wahid Al Witr (Maha Esa), tidak ada yang serupa dengan-Nya, tidak ada yang sebanding dengan-Nya, tidak memiliki istri ataupun anak, dan tidak ada sekutu baginya. Asal kata dari (ØŖŲØŲدŲ) adalah (ŲŲØŲدŲ), sebelumnya diawali dengan huruf âwawâ kemudian diganti âhamzahâ. (Al Jaamiâ liahkamil Qurâan, Adhwaul Bayan) Syaikh Al Utsaimin mengatakan bahwa kalimat (اŲŲŲŲŲŲ ØŖŲØŲدŲ) âartinya Allah Maha Esa-, maknanya bahwa Allah itu Esa dalam keagungan dan kebesarannya, tidak ada yang serupa dengan-Nya, tidak ada sekutu bagi-Nya. (Tafsir
Juz âAmma 292) Tafsir Ayat Kedua اŲŲŲŲŲŲ اŲØĩŲŲŲ
ŲدŲ (2) 2. Allah adalah Tuhan yang bergantung kepada-Nya segala sesuatu. Ibnul Jauziy dalam Zaadul Masiir mengatakan bahwa makna Ash Shomad ada empat pendapat: Pertama, Ash Shomad bermakna: ØŖŲŲ اŲØŗŲŲŲد اŲØ°Ų ŲŲØĩŲŲ
ŲدŲ ØĨŲŲŲ ŲŲ اŲØŲاØĻØŦ Allah adalah As Sayid (penghulu), tempat makhluk menyandarkan segala hajat pada-Nya. Kedua, Ash Shomad bermakna: ØŖŲŲ اŲØ°Ų ŲīŋŊīŋŊ ØŦŲŲ ŲŲ Allah tidak memiliki rongga (perut). Ketiga, Ash Shomad bermakna: ØŖŲŲ اŲداØĻŲ
Allah itu Maha Kekal. Keempat, Ash Shomad bermakna: اŲباŲŲ بؚد ŲŲØ§ØĄ اŲØŽŲŲ Allah itu tetap kekal setelah para makhluk binasa. Dalam Tafsir Al Qurâan Al Azhim (Tafsir Ibnu Katsir) disebutkan beberapa perkataan ahli tafsir yakni sebagai berikut. Dari âIkrimah, dari Ibnu Abbas mengatakan bahwa maksud ayat ini adalah : اŲŲŲØ°ŲŲ ŲŲØĩŲŲ
ŲدŲ اŲØŽŲŲŲاØĻŲŲŲ ØĨŲŲŲŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲ ØŲŲŲاØĻŲØŦŲŲŲŲ
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Ų Seluruh makhluk bersandar/bergantung kepada-Nya dalam segala kebutuhan maupun permasalahan. Ali bin Abi Tholhah dari Ibnu Abbas mengatakan mengenai (اŲŲŲŲŲŲ اŲØĩŲŲŲ
ŲدŲ) :ŲŲ اŲØŗŲد اŲØ°Ų Ųد ŲŲ
Ų ŲŲ ØŗؤددŲØ ŲاŲØ´ØąŲŲ اŲØ°Ų Ųد ŲŲ
Ų ŲŲ Ø´ØąŲŲØ ŲاŲؚظŲŲ
اŲØ°Ų Ųد ŲŲ
Ų ŲŲ ؚظŲ
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اŲØ°Ų Ųد ŲŲ
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اŲØ°Ų Ųد ŲŲ
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ØĢŲŲ Ø´ŲØĄØ ØŗبØاŲ اŲŲŲ اŲŲاØد اŲŲŲØ§Øą. Dia-lah As Sayyid (Pemimpin) yang kekuasaan-Nya sempurna. Dia-lah Asy Syarif (Maha Mulia) yang kemuliaan-Nya sempurna. Dia-lah Al âAzhim (Maha Agung) yang keagungan-Nya sempurna. Dia-lah Al Halim (Maha Pemurah) yang kemurahan-Nya itu sempurna. Dia-lah Al âAlim (Maha Mengetahui) yang ilmu-Nya itu sempurna. Dia-lah Al Hakim (Maha Bijaksana) yang sempurna dalam hikmah (atau hukum-Nya). Allah-lah âYang Maha Suci- yang Maha Sempurna dalam segala kemuliaan dan kekuasaan. Sifat-Nya ini tidak pantas kecuali bagi-Nya, tidak ada yang setara dengan-Nya, tidak ada yang semisal dengan-Nya. Maha Suci Allah Yang Maha Esa dan Maha Kuasa. Al Aâmasy mengatakan dari Syaqiq dari Abi Waâil bahwa Ash Shomad bermakna: اŲØĩŲŲŲ
ŲدŲ اŲØŗŲد اŲØ°Ų Ųد اŲØĒŲŲ ØŗؤددŲ âPemimpin yang paling tinggi kekuasaan-Nyaâ. Begitu juga diriwayatkan dari âAshim dari Abi Waâil dari Ibnu Masâud semacam itu. Malik mengatakan dari Zaid bin Aslam, âAsh Shomad adalah As Sayyid (Pemimpin).â Al Hasan dan Qotadah mengatakan bahwa Ash Shomad adalah (اŲباŲŲ بؚد ØŽŲŲŲ) Yang Maha Kekal setelah makhluk-Nya (binasa). Al Hasan juga mengatakan bahwa Ash Shomad adalah اŲØŲ اŲŲŲŲŲ
اŲØ°Ų Ųا Ø˛ŲاŲ ŲŲ Yang Maha Hidup dan Quyyum (mengurusi dirinya dan makhlukNya) dan tidak mungkin binasa. âIkrimah mengatakan bahwa Ash Shomad adalah yang tidak mengeluarkan sesuatupun dari-Nya (semisal anak) dan tidak makan. Ar Robiâ bin Anas mengatakan bahwa Ash Shomad adalah (اŲØ°Ų ŲŲ
ŲŲد ŲŲŲ
ŲŲŲد) yaitu tidak beranak dan tidak diperanakkan. Beliau menafsirkan ayat ini dengan ayat sesudahnya dan ini tafsiran yang sangat bagus. Ibnu Masâud, Ibnu Abbas, Saâid bin Al Musayyib, Mujahid, Abdullah bin Buraidah, âIkrimah, Saâid bin Jubair, âAthoâ bin Abi Robbah, âAthiyyah Al âAwfiy, Adh Dhohak dan As Sudi mengatakan bahwa Ash Shomad adalah (Ųا ØŦŲŲ ŲŲ) yaitu tidak memiliki rongga (perut). Al Hafizh Abul Qosim Ath Thobroni dalam kitab Sunnahnya -setelah menyebut berbagai pendapat di atas tentang tafsir Ash Shomad- berkata, âSemua makna ini adalah shohih (benar). Sifat tersebut merupakan sifat Rabb kita âAzza wa Jalla. Dia-lah tempat bersandar dan bergantung dalam segala kebutuhan. Dia-lah yang paling tinggi kekuasaan-Nya. Dia-lah Ash Shomad tidak ada yang berasal dari-Nya. Allah tidak butuh makan dan minum. Dia tetap kekal setelah para makhluk-Nya binasa. Baihaqi juga menjelaskan yang demikian.â (Diringkas dari Tafsir Al Qurâan Al âAzhim) Tafsir Ayat Ketiga ŲŲŲ
Ų ŲŲŲŲدŲ ŲŲŲŲŲ
Ų ŲŲŲŲŲدŲ (3) 3. Dia tiada beranak dan tidak pula diperanakkan, Kalimat (ŲŲŲ
Ų ŲŲŲŲدŲ) se
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Ų ŲŲŲŲŲدŲ) maksudnya adalah tidak disekutui. Demikian karena orang-orang musyrik Arab mengatakan bahwa Malaikat adalah anak perempuan Allah . Kaum Yahudi mengatakan bahwa âUzair adalah anak Allah. Sedangkan Nashoro mengatakan bahwa Al Masih (Isa, pen) adalah anak Allah. Dalam ayat ini, Allah meniadakan itu semua.â (Zadul Masiir) Tafsir Ayat Keempat ŲŲŲŲŲ
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
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ikhlas is the soul of worship
In a general sense within Islamic literature, ikhlas refers to sincerity and purity of intention in worshiping Allah. Allah emphasizes this in the Quran: â(They have been ordered no more than this: To worship Allah sincerely, being true (in faith), to establish the prayer, and to give zakah.
importance of ikhlas in islam
Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings. With any good action that we do sincerity is important. In religion Islam, any form of worship that we do, need sincerity.
What is the meaning of Ikhlach? If a person intends to do something other than the pleasure of Allah through worship, then what is His ruling?
The servant will only seek the closeness of Allah Ta'ala through his deeds and strive to reach Paradise.
And if the slave intends something else during his period, then there is the following written explanation.
If he intends to gain closeness to others without the pleasure of Allah and to gain the praise of people through worship, then his deeds will be nullified. It is included in Shirk. It is narrated in the hadith Qudsi, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, Allah says, âI am more free from shirk than all the partners. So whoever commits a deed in which he associates with Me another person, I will reject him and what he has associated.â Sahih Muslim, Chapter: Kitabuz Juhad War Raqayykh.
Sincerity in Worship
Sincerity, or ikhlas, is a central concept in Islam--and one well-represented in both the Qur'an and Sunnah. Simply stated, it is the purification of the heart from all motives save the pleasure of Allah. It is at once so crucial that, in its absence, our good deeds will not be accepted by Allah on the Last Day--instead appearing as evil ones--and so difficult to fully achieve that few will ever completely do so, and even a single moment of pure ikhlas can guarantee salvation
It is closely related to the concepts of intention (niyyah) and God-consciousness (taqwa) in that ikhlas is the perfection of niyyah, and the outcome of taqwa.
The Qur'an points to ikhlas as the ultimate shield against the devil's deceptions, quoting Iblis as boasting that he will lead every last one of us astray by embellishing the allure of our sins & revolts against obedience--"Except Thy servants among them, sincere and purified." (Qur'an 15:40)--to which Allah replies, "This (ikhlas) is indeed a way that leads straight to Me." (Qur'an 15:41). In its simplest form, ikhlas is obedience: the Qur'an relates the Prophet (saw) being told "[Say to the people:] 'Is it not to Allah alone that sincere obedience and devotion is due?'" (39:3), and reiterates him being told to say that it is this sincere and exclusive obedience to which he himself is commanded, and exemplifies (39:11, 14). This further shows us that there are two key dimensions to ikhlas: the first being obedience, and the second being exclusivity. In other words, our ikhlas begins to be corrupted if we either habitually fail to obey what we profess (i.e., falling into sin)--or if we obey Him while seeking to conform to another standard (for example, societal or familial expectations) as well. Thus we begin to see why it is a standard we are obliged always to pursue, yet rarely privileged to fully achieve.
Ikhlas is repeatedly described as a trait of the prophets (e.g., Qur'an 12:24, 19:41, 51, 54, 56)--but not unattainable for us ordinary people: surah Al-Ahzab tells us that "Among the Believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah: of them some have completed their vow (to the extreme), and some (still) wait: but they have never changed (their determination) in the least." (Qur'an 33:23). In fact, the only ones entirely devoid of ikhlas are the hypocrites: "The Hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire: no helper wilt thou find for them; Except for those who repent, mend (their lives) hold fast to Allah, and purify their religion as in Allah's sight [note: taqwa again]: if so they will be (numbered) with the believers. And soon will Allah grant to the believers a reward of immense value." (Qur'an 4:45-46). Theological hypocrisy--as distinct from the more colloquial definition of saying one thing and doing another, which only partially encompasses it, and too easily conflates it with being an imperfect sinner--a.k.a., human--is essentially the opposite of ikhlas.
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Surah Ikhlas declares the indivisible Oneness (Tawhid) of Allah
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
Importance of sincerity and purity of intention
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
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Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th sura of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible oneness (tawhid) of Allah, thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
 Surah Ikhlas A brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, Surah Ikhlas consists of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
Translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. And there is no equal to Him.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IKHLAS (SINCERITY)
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Al Ahad is the identity of Allah
There is nothing like Allah.
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th surah of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible unity of Allah (Tawhid), thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
Surah Ikhlas is a brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, consisting of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
English translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. He was never equaled.
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Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a matter of great importance. Leaving it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being dedicated to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything else we do in Islam. Every act of worship, charity, or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret inner-motives of all deeds that we do, and these motives will be made known on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is the religion of peace & blessings, it advised us to promote sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings
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Allah's Identity, Names and Attributes
Our Lord is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Allah is unique, almighty, the only God. Allah is the only true Lord. There is no 'True God'/ 'True Deity' except Allah. Allah is One, Unique in His Actions, Lordship, Authority, and Righteousness. Allah SWT is Exalted above the throne in the sky (above all creation). Know Allah by His most beautiful names 'Asmaul Husna' and perfect attributes. Allah's name is more than 99. The Qur'an is the word of Allah. The ultimate guidance for mankind. The virtues of the 99 names of Allah are immense. Just by uttering the word "Allah" one feels a kind of calmness in the mind. According to the Holy Quran and Hadith, Allah has 99 attributes. Allah Ta'ala has ordered us to pray to Him through these names. One of the pillars of faith is believing in the 99 names and attributes of Allah.
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
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ikhlas is the soul of worship
In a general sense within Islamic literature, ikhlas refers to sincerity and purity of intention in worshiping Allah. Allah emphasizes this in the Quran: â(They have been ordered no more than this: To worship Allah sincerely, being true (in faith), to establish the prayer, and to give zakah.
importance of ikhlas in islam
Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings. With any good action that we do sincerity is important. In religion Islam, any form of worship that we do, need sincerity.
What is the meaning of Ikhlach? If a person intends to do something other than the pleasure of Allah through worship, then what is His ruling?
The servant will only seek the closeness of Allah Ta'ala through his deeds and strive to reach Paradise.
And if the slave intends something else during his period, then there is the following written explanation.
If he intends to gain closeness to others without the pleasure of Allah and to gain the praise of people through worship, then his deeds will be nullified. It is included in Shirk. It is narrated in the hadith Qudsi, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, Allah says, âI am more free from shirk than all the partners. So whoever commits a deed in which he associates with Me another person, I will reject him and what he has associated.â Sahih Muslim, Chapter: Kitabuz Juhad War Raqayykh.
Sincerity in Worship
Sincerity, or ikhlas, is a central concept in Islam--and one well-represented in both the Qur'an and Sunnah. Simply stated, it is the purification of the heart from all motives save the pleasure of Allah. It is at once so crucial that, in its absence, our good deeds will not be accepted by Allah on the Last Day--instead appearing as evil ones--and so difficult to fully achieve that few will ever completely do so, and even a single moment of pure ikhlas can guarantee salvation
It is closely related to the concepts of intention (niyyah) and God-consciousness (taqwa) in that ikhlas is the perfection of niyyah, and the outcome of taqwa.
The Qur'an points to ikhlas as the ultimate shield against the devil's deceptions, quoting Iblis as boasting that he will lead every last one of us astray by embellishing the allure of our sins & revolts against obedience--"Except Thy servants among them, sincere and purified." (Qur'an 15:40)--to which Allah replies, "This (ikhlas) is indeed a way that leads straight to Me." (Qur'an 15:41). In its simplest form, ikhlas is obedience: the Qur'an relates the Prophet (saw) being told "[Say to the people:] 'Is it not to Allah alone that sincere obedience and devotion is due?'" (39:3), and reiterates him being told to say that it is this sincere and exclusive obedience to which he himself is commanded, and exemplifies (39:11, 14). This further shows us that there are two key dimensions to ikhlas: the first being obedience, and the second being exclusivity. In other words, our ikhlas begins to be corrupted if we either habitually fail to obey what we profess (i.e., falling into sin)--or if we obey Him while seeking to conform to another standard (for example, societal or familial expectations) as well. Thus we begin to see why it is a standard we are obliged always to pursue, yet rarely privileged to fully achieve.
Ikhlas is repeatedly described as a trait of the prophets (e.g., Qur'an 12:24, 19:41, 51, 54, 56)--but not unattainable for us ordinary people: surah Al-Ahzab tells us that "Among the Believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah: of them some have completed their vow (to the extreme), and some (still) wait: but they have never changed (their determination) in the least." (Qur'an 33:23). In fact, the only ones entirely devoid of ikhlas are the hypocrites: "The Hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire: no helper wilt thou find for them; Except for those who repent, mend (their lives) hold fast to Allah, and purify their religion as in Allah's sight [note: taqwa again]: if so they will be (numbered) with the believers. And soon will Allah grant to the believers a reward of immense value." (Qur'an 4:45-46). Theological hypocrisy--as distinct from the more colloquial definition of saying one thing and doing another, which only partially encompasses it, and too easily conflates it with being an imperfect sinner--a.k.a., human--is essentially the opposite of ikhlas.
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Surah Ikhlas declares the indivisible Oneness (Tawhid) of Allah
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
Importance of sincerity and purity of intention
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
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Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th sura of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible oneness (tawhid) of Allah, thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
 Surah Ikhlas A brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, Surah Ikhlas consists of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
Translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. And there is no equal to Him.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IKHLAS (SINCERITY)
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Al Ahad is the identity of Allah
There is nothing like Allah.
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th surah of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible unity of Allah (Tawhid), thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
Surah Ikhlas is a brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, consisting of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
English translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. He was never equaled.
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Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a matter of great importance. Leaving it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being dedicated to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything else we do in Islam. Every act of worship, charity, or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret inner-motives of all deeds that we do, and these motives will be made known on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is the religion of peace & blessings, it advised us to promote sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings
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Allah's Identity, Names and Attributes
Our Lord is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Allah is unique, almighty, the only God. Allah is the only true Lord. There is no 'True God'/ 'True Deity' except Allah. Allah is One, Unique in His Actions, Lordship, Authority, and Righteousness. Allah SWT is Exalted above the throne in the sky (above all creation). Know Allah by His most beautiful names 'Asmaul Husna' and perfect attributes. Allah's name is more than 99. The Qur'an is the word of Allah. The ultimate guidance for mankind. The virtues of the 99 names of Allah are immense. Just by uttering the word "Allah" one feels a kind of calmness in the mind. According to the Holy Quran and Hadith, Allah has 99 attributes. Allah Ta'ala has ordered us to pray to Him through these names. One of the pillars of faith is believing in the 99 names and attributes of Allah.
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Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
#Ikhlas#sincerity is the soul of worship.#Sincerity is the Soul of Worship.#What is Ikhlas and why?#Sincerity#AlIkhlas#tawheed#tawhid#allah'sdefinition#allah'snature#trueGod#whoisallah#Youtube
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
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ikhlas is the soul of worship
In a general sense within Islamic literature, ikhlas refers to sincerity and purity of intention in worshiping Allah. Allah emphasizes this in the Quran: â(They have been ordered no more than this: To worship Allah sincerely, being true (in faith), to establish the prayer, and to give zakah.
importance of ikhlas in islam
Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings. With any good action that we do sincerity is important. In religion Islam, any form of worship that we do, need sincerity.
What is the meaning of Ikhlach? If a person intends to do something other than the pleasure of Allah through worship, then what is His ruling?
The servant will only seek the closeness of Allah Ta'ala through his deeds and strive to reach Paradise.
And if the slave intends something else during his period, then there is the following written explanation.
If he intends to gain closeness to others without the pleasure of Allah and to gain the praise of people through worship, then his deeds will be nullified. It is included in Shirk. It is narrated in the hadith Qudsi, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, Allah says, âI am more free from shirk than all the partners. So whoever commits a deed in which he associates with Me another person, I will reject him and what he has associated.â Sahih Muslim, Chapter: Kitabuz Juhad War Raqayykh.
Sincerity in Worship
Sincerity, or ikhlas, is a central concept in Islam--and one well-represented in both the Qur'an and Sunnah. Simply stated, it is the purification of the heart from all motives save the pleasure of Allah. It is at once so crucial that, in its absence, our good deeds will not be accepted by Allah on the Last Day--instead appearing as evil ones--and so difficult to fully achieve that few will ever completely do so, and even a single moment of pure ikhlas can guarantee salvation
It is closely related to the concepts of intention (niyyah) and God-consciousness (taqwa) in that ikhlas is the perfection of niyyah, and the outcome of taqwa.
The Qur'an points to ikhlas as the ultimate shield against the devil's deceptions, quoting Iblis as boasting that he will lead every last one of us astray by embellishing the allure of our sins & revolts against obedience--"Except Thy servants among them, sincere and purified." (Qur'an 15:40)--to which Allah replies, "This (ikhlas) is indeed a way that leads straight to Me." (Qur'an 15:41). In its simplest form, ikhlas is obedience: the Qur'an relates the Prophet (saw) being told "[Say to the people:] 'Is it not to Allah alone that sincere obedience and devotion is due?'" (39:3), and reiterates him being told to say that it is this sincere and exclusive obedience to which he himself is commanded, and exemplifies (39:11, 14). This further shows us that there are two key dimensions to ikhlas: the first being obedience, and the second being exclusivity. In other words, our ikhlas begins to be corrupted if we either habitually fail to obey what we profess (i.e., falling into sin)--or if we obey Him while seeking to conform to another standard (for example, societal or familial expectations) as well. Thus we begin to see why it is a standard we are obliged always to pursue, yet rarely privileged to fully achieve.
Ikhlas is repeatedly described as a trait of the prophets (e.g., Qur'an 12:24, 19:41, 51, 54, 56)--but not unattainable for us ordinary people: surah Al-Ahzab tells us that "Among the Believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah: of them some have completed their vow (to the extreme), and some (still) wait: but they have never changed (their determination) in the least." (Qur'an 33:23). In fact, the only ones entirely devoid of ikhlas are the hypocrites: "The Hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire: no helper wilt thou find for them; Except for those who repent, mend (their lives) hold fast to Allah, and purify their religion as in Allah's sight [note: taqwa again]: if so they will be (numbered) with the believers. And soon will Allah grant to the believers a reward of immense value." (Qur'an 4:45-46). Theological hypocrisy--as distinct from the more colloquial definition of saying one thing and doing another, which only partially encompasses it, and too easily conflates it with being an imperfect sinner--a.k.a., human--is essentially the opposite of ikhlas.
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Surah Ikhlas declares the indivisible Oneness (Tawhid) of Allah
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
Importance of sincerity and purity of intention
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
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Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th sura of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible oneness (tawhid) of Allah, thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
 Surah Ikhlas A brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, Surah Ikhlas consists of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
Translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. And there is no equal to Him.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IKHLAS (SINCERITY)
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There is nothing like Allah.
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th surah of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible unity of Allah (Tawhid), thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
Surah Ikhlas is a brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, consisting of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
English translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. He was never equaled.
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Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a matter of great importance. Leaving it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being dedicated to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything else we do in Islam. Every act of worship, charity, or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret inner-motives of all deeds that we do, and these motives will be made known on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is the religion of peace & blessings, it advised us to promote sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings
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In a general sense within Islamic literature, ikhlas refers to sincerity and purity of intention in worshiping Allah. Allah emphasizes this in the Quran: â(They have been ordered no more than this: To worship Allah sincerely, being true (in faith), to establish the prayer, and to give zakah.
importance of ikhlas in islam
Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings. With any good action that we do sincerity is important. In religion Islam, any form of worship that we do, need sincerity.
What is the meaning of Ikhlach? If a person intends to do something other than the pleasure of Allah through worship, then what is His ruling?
The servant will only seek the closeness of Allah Ta'ala through his deeds and strive to reach Paradise.
And if the slave intends something else during his period, then there is the following written explanation.
If he intends to gain closeness to others without the pleasure of Allah and to gain the praise of people through worship, then his deeds will be nullified. It is included in Shirk. It is narrated in the hadith Qudsi, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, Allah says, âI am more free from shirk than all the partners. So whoever commits a deed in which he associates with Me another person, I will reject him and what he has associated.â Sahih Muslim, Chapter: Kitabuz Juhad War Raqayykh.
Sincerity in Worship
Sincerity, or ikhlas, is a central concept in Islam--and one well-represented in both the Qur'an and Sunnah. Simply stated, it is the purification of the heart from all motives save the pleasure of Allah. It is at once so crucial that, in its absence, our good deeds will not be accepted by Allah on the Last Day--instead appearing as evil ones--and so difficult to fully achieve that few will ever completely do so, and even a single moment of pure ikhlas can guarantee salvation
It is closely related to the concepts of intention (niyyah) and God-consciousness (taqwa) in that ikhlas is the perfection of niyyah, and the outcome of taqwa.
The Qur'an points to ikhlas as the ultimate shield against the devil's deceptions, quoting Iblis as boasting that he will lead every last one of us astray by embellishing the allure of our sins & revolts against obedience--"Except Thy servants among them, sincere and purified." (Qur'an 15:40)--to which Allah replies, "This (ikhlas) is indeed a way that leads straight to Me." (Qur'an 15:41). In its simplest form, ikhlas is obedience: the Qur'an relates the Prophet (saw) being told "[Say to the people:] 'Is it not to Allah alone that sincere obedience and devotion is due?'" (39:3), and reiterates him being told to say that it is this sincere and exclusive obedience to which he himself is commanded, and exemplifies (39:11, 14). This further shows us that there are two key dimensions to ikhlas: the first being obedience, and the second being exclusivity. In other words, our ikhlas begins to be corrupted if we either habitually fail to obey what we profess (i.e., falling into sin)--or if we obey Him while seeking to conform to another standard (for example, societal or familial expectations) as well. Thus we begin to see why it is a standard we are obliged always to pursue, yet rarely privileged to fully achieve.
Ikhlas is repeatedly described as a trait of the prophets (e.g., Qur'an 12:24, 19:41, 51, 54, 56)--but not unattainable for us ordinary people: surah Al-Ahzab tells us that "Among the Believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah: of them some have completed their vow (to the extreme), and some (still) wait: but they have never changed (their determination) in the least." (Qur'an 33:23). In fact, the only ones entirely devoid of ikhlas are the hypocrites: "The Hypocrites will be in the lowest depths of the Fire: no helper wilt thou find for them; Except for those who repent, mend (their lives) hold fast to Allah, and purify their religion as in Allah's sight [note: taqwa again]: if so they will be (numbered) with the believers. And soon will Allah grant to the believers a reward of immense value." (Qur'an 4:45-46). Theological hypocrisy--as distinct from the more colloquial definition of saying one thing and doing another, which only partially encompasses it, and too easily conflates it with being an imperfect sinner--a.k.a., human--is essentially the opposite of ikhlas.
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Surah Ikhlas declares the indivisible Oneness (Tawhid) of Allah
Sincerity is the soul of worship.
Importance of sincerity and purity of intention
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
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Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th sura of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible oneness (tawhid) of Allah, thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
 Surah Ikhlas A brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, Surah Ikhlas consists of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
Translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. And there is no equal to Him.
THE IMPORTANCE OF IKHLAS (SINCERITY)
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Al Ahad is the identity of Allah
There is nothing like Allah.
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". Ikhlas is a very important thing. Abandoning it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah does not accept any deed other than being devoted to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything we do in Islam. Every act of worship, donation or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret underlying motives of all our actions and these motives will be revealed on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is a religion of peace and blessings, it advises us to preach sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is being sincere in doing, saying and acting for the pleasure of Allah Almighty. Sincerity is also a fundamental aspect of our Islamic education.
Ikhlas - devotion in Arabic - is traditionally the name of the 112th surah of the Quran. Its verses declare the indivisible unity of Allah (Tawhid), thereby establishing the axis on which Islamic religious thought moves.
Surah Ikhlas is a brief declaration of Tawheed, the Absolute Oneness of Allah, consisting of four verses. Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "purification".
English translation of Surah Ikhlas
Say, the truth is Allah is One. Allah does not need anyone. He gave birth to no one, nor gave birth to anyone. He was never equaled.
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Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
Al-Ikhlas means "purity" or "sincerity". #Ikhlas is a matter of great importance. Leaving it is a cause of great danger. Because Allah Ta'ala does not accept any deed other than being dedicated to Him alone. Right intention, which is sincerity, is the foundation of everything else we do in Islam. Every act of worship, charity, or any good deed will be judged by the intention behind it. Allah knows the true and secret inner-motives of all deeds that we do, and these motives will be made known on the Day of Resurrection. Islam is the religion of peace & blessings, it advised us to promote sincerity. Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the state of being wholehearted to do, say, and commit deeds for the sake of Allah Almighty. Ikhlas is also the fundamental aspect of our Islamic teachings
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Allah's Identity, Names and Attributes
Our Lord is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Allah is unique, almighty, the only God. Allah is the only true Lord. There is no 'True God'/ 'True Deity' except Allah. Allah is One, Unique in His Actions, Lordship, Authority, and Righteousness. Allah SWT is Exalted above the throne in the sky (above all creation). Know Allah by His most beautiful names 'Asmaul Husna' and perfect attributes. Allah's name is more than 99. The Qur'an is the word of Allah. The ultimate guidance for mankind. The virtues of the 99 names of Allah are immense. Just by uttering the word "Allah" one feels a kind of calmness in the mind. According to the Holy Quran and Hadith, Allah has 99 attributes. Allah Ta'ala has ordered us to pray to Him through these names. One of the pillars of faith is believing in the 99 names and attributes of Allah.
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Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
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Ikhlas is the Soul of Worship
Ikhlas (sincerity) is the soul of worship.
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