tadabbur quran surat al fatihah
When reciting the Holy Quran, the first verses that welcome us come from the Surah Al-Fatihah. It is the opening Surah of the Quran, and the importance of this Surah can be depicted from the fact that even our daily Salah are incomplete without the recitation of this beautiful chapter. Surah Al-Fatihah includes seven verses that are a prayer
2. To be aware of the purpose behind the revelation of the Qur’ān. 3. To make tadabbur of what you have memorised 4. To make tadabbur whilst you are standing in prayer. 5. To recite it during the night. 6. To recite the Qur’ān aloud and in a melodious manner.
Al-Fatihah literally means The Opening because the Qur’an opens with it. It is the first chapter (surah) of the Qur’an and is considered its ‘greatest surah’. It is seen to be a precise table of contents of the Qur’anic message because some scholars of exegesis have stated that this chapter is a summary of the whole Qur’an. Its … Surah Al-Fatihah: A Brief Explanation Read More »
Dalam banyak-banyak surah di dalam al-Quran, mengapa Allah memilih surah al-Fatihah supaya diulang banyak kali? Paling minimum kita akan ulang Surah al-Fatihah sebanyak 17 kali sehari. Kalau maksimum pula, campur solat fardu lima waktu, sunat qabliah dan ba’diah, sunat tahajud, sunat duha dan sunat witir, kita akan ulang Surah al-Fatihah The seven verses of Surah Al-Fatiha sum up the whole Quran. In a condensed form it contains all the fundamental principles laid down in the Quran. The principle of the Oneness and uniqueness of Allah. He being the Originator and Fosterer of the Universe. The One to whom man is ultimately responsible. The only power that can really guide and help. Tadabbur QS Al-Fatihah. Cetak. E-mail. Ditulis oleh Abdur Rosyid. Surat ini adalah induk dan sekaligus pembuka Al-Qur'an. Tadabbur ini berfokus pada penghayatan makna, yang merupakan hal yang sangat kita butuhkan karena surat ini wajib kita baca setiap kali kita sholat. Mengenai lafazh basmalah, terdapat perbedaan pendapat apakah ini termasuk Tadabbur-i-Qur’an, a contemporary Urdu exegesis, authored by Amin Ahsan Islahi, is, in the opinion of this writer, by far the most outstanding commentary on the Qur’an of this period. It presents the rare combination of being, simultaneously, classical as well as modern.