Tawuran itu bahaya! bisa membuat kita terluka baik fisik maupun mental.

Maka dari itu stop tawuran, tawuran bukan cuma bikin terluka tapi bisa membuat perpecahan antara teman dan itu tidak sesuai dengan nilai pancasila sila ketiga.

-"Janganlah kalian saling membenci, saling dengki dan saling bermusuhan. Jadilah kalian hamba Allah yang bersaudara, dan tidak halal bagi seorang muslim memboikot saudaranya lebih dari 3 hari."- @Stevy Amalia

#tahukahkamu

BERBOHONG DALAM CANDAAN

Berbohong dalam lawakan atau candaan tetap tidak boleh. Termasuk juga ketika usilin atau candain orang. Dan ini juga jadi alasan tidak bolehnya membohongi orang di April Mop.

Dalam Al Mawsu’ah Al Fiqhiyyah (34: 208) disebutkan, “Berdusta saat bercanda tetap haram sebagaimana berdusta dalam keadaan lainnya.

Ada sebuah hadits menyebutkan,

لاَ يُؤْمِنُ الْعَبْدُ الإِيمَانَ كُلَّهُ حَتَّى يَتْرُكَ الْكَذِبَ فِى الْمُزَاحَةِ وَيَتْرُكَ الْمِرَاءَ وَإِنْ كَانَ صَادِقاً

“Seseorang tidak dikatakan beriman seluruhnya sampai ia meninggalkan dusta saat bercanda dan ia meninggalkan debat walau itu benar.” (HR. Ahmad 2: 352. Syaikh Syu’aib Al Arnauth mengatakan bahwa sanad hadits ini dhaif)

Dari Ibnu ‘Umar radhiyallahu ‘anhuma, Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam bersabda,

إِنِّي لأَمْزَحُ , وَلا أَقُولُ إِلا حَقًّا

“Aku juga bercanda namun aku tetap berkata yang benar.” (HR. Thobroni dalam Al Kabir 12: 391. Syaikh Al Albani mengatakan bahwa hadits tersebut shahih dalam Shahih Al Jaami’ no. 2494).”

Berdusta yang tujuannya hanya ingin membuat orang tertawa termasuk kena ancama ‘wail’.

Dari Bahz bin Hakim, ia berkata bahwa ayahnya, Hakim telah menceritakan bahwa ia pernah mendengar Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam bersabda,

وَيْلٌ لِلَّذِى يُحَدِّثُ فَيَكْذِبُ لِيُضْحِكَ بِهِ الْقَوْمَ وَيْلٌ لَهُ وَيْلٌ لَهُ

“Celakalah bagi yang berbicara lantas berdusta hanya karena ingin membuat suatu kaum tertawa. Celakalah dia, celakalah dia.” (HR. Abu Daud no. 4990 dan Tirmidzi no. 3315. Al Hafizh Abu Thohir mengatakan bahwa sanad hadits ini hasan)

Boleh saja membuat candaan namun sekadar garam yang dibutuhkan pada makanan. Terlalu berlebih dalam bercanda jadi tidak enak, malah keasinan.

لاَ تُكْثِرُ الضَّحَكَ فَإِنَّ كَثْرَةَ الضَّحَكِ تُمِيْتُ القَلْبَ

“Janganlah banyak tertawa karena banyak tertawa dapat mematikan hati.” (Shahih Al Jami’ no. 7435, dari Abu Hurairah)

Hanya Allah yang memberi taufik dan hidayah.

Referensi:

Al Mawsu’ah Al Fiqhiyyah, terbitan Kementrian Agama Kuwait.

http://islamqa.info/ar/22170

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Selesai disusun saat masuk Zhuhur di Darush Sholihin Panggang, GK, 12 Jumadats Tsaniyyah 1436 H

Penulis: Muhammad Abduh Tuasikal

Sumber https://rumaysho.com/10672-ber....bohong-dalam-candaan

Via HijrahApp

Sumber: Kajian Cinta Sunnah 23

Khusyuk dan Berakhlak Baik,
Ibnul Qayyim Rahimahullah Berkata:
"Barangsiapa yang semangatnya tinggi dan jiwanya khusyuk, maka dia akan bersifat dengan semua akhlak yang baik. Dan barangsiapa yang semangatnya rendah dan jiwanya melampaui batas, maka dia akan bersifat dengan semua akhlak yang rendahan (buruk)."

Sumber: @thesunnah_path

antara taubat tahajud
Saat dunia terlelap, langit menjadi saksi percakapan antara Allah dan hamba-Nya. Dalam hening, dosa diakui, hati dibersihkan, dan harapan disampaikan. Di sepertiga malam, cinta paling murni lahir — bukan dari kata, tapi dari sujud yang penuh air mata...
--kelompok 1- 8 Shabirah, Nindiarra Tsani Khansa Lathifah
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Trip to Saudi Arabia
- Narrative text (for English Subject)

My name is Almira. I want to share one of the most memorable experiences in my life. Last year, my family and I went to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah and spend our vacation together. I went with my parents, grandparents, sisters, and cousins. It was our first trip for Umrah in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and we used an Umrah travel guide.
After a few hours on the plane, we finally arrived at the airport in Medina, which was our first destination. We went straight to the hotel to rest. Luckily, I had worn warm clothes because the air was quite cold at that time. After resting, we walked to the Nabawi Mosque, which was not far from the hotel. When I saw the mosque for the first time, I felt amazed and grateful. I prayed there and felt deep peace in my heart.

During our stay in Medina, we visited several historical places such as the Quba Mosque, Mount Uhud, and other beautiful buildings. I was amazed by their history and beauty. One day, my father said, “Let’s try the famous Albaik fast food before we leave Medina,” and we did—it was delicious!
After four days in Medina, we continued our trip to Mecca by train. The trip took about five hours. We enjoyed the scenery and had snacks on the way. In the evening, we saw the beautiful view of Mecca from the window, and finally, we arrived at night.
When we arrived in Mecca, we faced a small challenge—the city was very crowded, and it was difficult to move around. My mother said, “Stay close together so we don’t get lost.” Despite the crowd, we managed to reach our hotel safely and prepared for Umrah.

The next day, we performed Umrah. My family and I walked around the Kaaba seven times. However, during our walk between the hills of Safa and Marwah, a problem occurred. My younger sister suddenly felt dizzy because of the heat and the large crowd. We were all worried, so my father quickly found a place for her to sit and gave her some water. My mother said gently, “Take a rest first, dear. We can continue later.”
After resting for a few minutes, she felt better, and we continued our Sa’i together. Although it was tiring, we were very thankful that she recovered quickly. Finally, we completed our Umrah by doing Tahalul—cutting a small part of our hair as a sign of completion.

Later, we visited the Kaaba again to pray and also went to Jabal Rahmah, the tomb of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and the homes of several of his companions. Even though there was a small problem, everything went well in the end, and we were full of gratitude.

That trip taught me the importance of faith, patience, and togetherness. I learned that even when problems happen, we can overcome them with calmness, care, and prayer. Traveling with family while worshipping together strengthened our bond and deepened our love for Allah. I will never forget that beautiful and meaningful journey.

A Taste of Misunderstanding
- A fictional narrative text that based on a true story

The airplane touched down at Chubu Centrair International Airport, and Alifah pressed her face against the window, admired the scenery, and smiled. “We’re finally here again,” she said, her voice full of excitement. Her brother groaned sleepily. “Six hours on a plane, and you’re still excited?” Alifah laughed. “Of course! You don’t?”

After grabbing breakfast at the airport food court, the family took an express train to their hotel. The scenery outside was calm — neat houses, quiet streets, and people walking quickly yet politely. When they arrived, her father said, “Alright everyone, get yourselves ready. Today’s going to be a long day.” Alifah and her siblings nodded, already planning the places she wanted to visit in her head.

The rest of the day was packed with fun. They explored the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, took photos with robots, and even tried the interactive exhibits. By evening, they were starving. Her mother pointed at a small restaurant near the station. She suggested eating there.

Inside, the place smelled amazing — but the menu was a challenge. Everything was written in Japanese. No pictures. No English. Alifah frowned at the menu. “Okay… I think this says chicken, wait no- but i’m sure that this says chicken,” she guessed, pointing at a random line. Her father raised an eyebrow. “You think?”. “Well,” she said with a grin, “fifty-fifty chance.” When the waiter came, Alifah tried to ask, “Umm… this one, chicken desu ka…?” The waiter nodded eagerly, smiling and speaking a stream of Japanese she didn’t understand. Alifah turned to her dad. “He said yes… I think.”

But when the food arrived, everyone froze. It wasn’t chicken — it was seafood, and none of them could tell if it was halal.“Oh no,” Alifah whispered. “I think I just ordered… something mysterious.” Her little brother poked it with a fork. “It’s moving?” “Stop that!” she laughed nervously.

Her mother chuckled. “Alright, let’s just ask again, properly this time.” Using her translation app, Alifah typed a message and showed it to the waiter, explaining the situation. The waiter’s eyes widened; he bowed quickly and apologized, then offered to change the dish.“It’s okay, It’s our fault too,” she said kindly. The waiter smiled and soon returned with rice and vegetables instead. The whole family ended up laughing through dinner.“Well,” her father said, smiling, “at least now we know one Japanese word — chicken desu ka?” Alifah giggled. “Yeah. My new survival phrase.”

That night, as they walked back to the hotel, Alifah sighed happily. “You know what? Even our mistakes are fun here.” Her mom smiled. “That’s what makes a trip memorable.” The next morning, they visited Namba City Mall, bought souvenirs, and enjoyed the city at a slower pace. Ordering food became easier — and Alifah proudly used her phone translator before speaking.

When it was finally time to leave Japan, Alifah watched the city lights fade through the airplane window. The trip had been full of laughter, surprises, and small lessons — including one about menus written entirely in Japanese. She smiled to herself. “Next time, I’ll learn more Japanese words,” she thought. “At least enough to order dinner without starting a mystery.” The memory of that trip stayed with her — not just for the places she saw, but for the laughter that came from every little mistake.

#narrativetext
#english

tugas PAI
hii, jadi aku sama temen-temen aku dapat tugas PAI, dan harus di upload di tulip. enjooy 🤍
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#cahayatahajud

🌿 Naungan Terindah di Hari Tak Ada Naungan

Di hari ketika matahari begitu dekat dan setiap amal dicatat dengan detail, ada satu amalan yang akan menjadi payung penyelamat-sedekah.

Rasullullah sallallahu 'alahi wassallam bersabda:
"Setiap manusia akan berada di bawah naungan sedekahnya sampai perkara-perkara manusia diputuskan pada hari kiamat kelak."

Sumber: @sunnah_path

Sahira and Salsa: A Storytelling Adventure | ##english