Stay here after returning Umrah »Noble Nabawi

After someone completed a series of Umrah and hoped that he would get the title Umrah– A hope that is certainly the desire of every Muslim – then there is something that is no less important than the implementation of worship itself, namely maintaining consistency in good deeds. This is intended so that the value of the Umrah worship that has been undertaken does not become in vain or disappear without a trace. Basically, if we understand the main purpose of the Umrah service, then there are three main things that we should always remember and guard after the Umrah, as a form of internalization of the meaning of the worship into daily life:

1. Thawaf: keep the heart to always be connected to God

Tawaf carried out around the Ka’bah is not just a physical movement, but contains a deep spiritual meaning, which is to keep the heart to always be in closeness to God subdaānu to ask. So after Umrah, it is important for every Muslim to train himself to always remember God subdaānu to ask in every time and circumstances. When we see His creation, like the sky that stretches widely without pole and roof, this heart should immediately be fixed on the greatness God subdaānu to ask who created it. As expressed by Imam al-Ghazali, creatures are only dolls driven by ropes from above-in the sense that all beings do not have the power and effort God subdaānu to ask. Therefore, the orientation of our hearts and minds must always be fixed on the Creator.

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Sa’i between Shafa and Marwah Hill teaches us the values ​​of patience, compliance, and strength in carrying out orders God subdaānu to askAlthough even in very difficult conditions. Look at the example of Siti Hajar, who is in thirst and is in the middle of a hot desert, still does not come out of the area of ​​the Grand Mosque as the message delivered by her husband, the Prophet Ibrāhīm ‘Alaihis Salām. He ran here and there with confidence and obedience. Even in our lives, exams after tests will come and go. So in accordance with the meaning of sa’i that we have done, we should be committed not to violate the limits of sharia, especially in terms of finding fortune. Although living in a world full of financial challenges, we must still hold fast to the principle to only seek halal fortune and not come out of the corridor that has been determined by God subdaānu to ask.

3. Pilgrimage to Medina: Connecting the Mission of Sermon and Responsibility for the People

Pilgrimage to the city of Medina contains important lessons about our responsibilities as people from We don’t think about my name and picture. We are reminded that his mission has not been completed, and the task of spreading Islam as a mercy for all nature (Raḥatan to ʿālamīn) is now on our shoulders as successors. At a minimum, we have the responsibility to maintain and revive religious values ​​in our smallest environment, namely families and surrounding communities. One of the real forms is to participate in the prosperity of the mosque in our residence. Although we are busy with various world affairs, setting aside time to be active in religious activities and helping the life of the mosque is a simple but very meaningful charity