Khazanah Ramadan – Enlightening the Heart in the Holy Month 🌙✨
Welcome to Khazanah Ramadan, a special page that presents a collection of inspirational kultums during the holy month. Every day, find short reflections that strengthen your faith, deepen your religious understanding, and inspire good deeds. Let’s fill Ramadan together with knowledge, reflection, and kindness. May every cultum we present be a light in your spiritual journey in this blessed month.
By: Dr. Lalu Thohir, M.Pd. Ramadan is nearing its end. Today, the 20th of Ramadan 1446 AH, is a reminder to all of us that the time to increase charity and increase piety is running out. The Prophet ﷺ has given a profound warning in a hadith narrated by Ibn Majah: "How many people fast, but all they get is hunger and thirst." A sentence that should make us ask ourselves - is the fasting that we have been doing so far really valuable in the sight of Allah? Fasting is not just about enduring hunger and thirst. The Prophet [...]
By: Dr. H. Muhammad Makki, M.Pd.Ramadan is a month filled with blessings, where every good deed is rewarded manifold. One of the most highly encouraged acts during this month is giving charity (sadaqah). Numerous narrations highlight that the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) was the most generous of people, and during Ramadan, his generosity surpassed that of any other time. His companions followed his example, increasing their charitable acts in various forms. However, charity is not limited to material wealth. The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Your smile to your brother is charity." This teaches us that every act of kindness—whether assisting others, offering a [...]
By: Dr. Syaiful Musaddat, S.Pd., M.Pd. In this blessed month of Ramadan, we are invited to reflect on an essential question: Who is the most honored in the sight of Allah? The answer has been revealed in the Qur'an—those who possess the highest level of piety (taqwa). Allah states in QS Az-Zariyat (verses 14, 17, 18, and 19) that the reward for the pious is eternal bliss in paradise. However, He also describes three key habits of the people of paradise during their lifetime: They always wake up at the end of the night to make istighfar and draw closer [...]
