RabiahAl Adawiyah | Air Mata Do'a Menggetarkan Langit dan Bumi - Syair ini merupakan kutipan beberapa ungkapan dari seorang sufi wanita yang bernama Rabi'ah Pertanyaanyang serupa juga bisa ditanyakan kepada 2 tokoh tersebut. Apa kapasitas Rabiah al Adawiyah dan Al Ghozali sehingga bisa menentang 6 Ayat quran dan 3 hadits nabi SAW yang dibawakan ustadz Firanda? Memang yang membawakan "cuma" seorang ustadz biasa, tapi yang dibawakan adalah 6 perkataan Alloh dan 3 perkataan Rasulnya. Bagikutidak ada bagian surga dan neraka. Aku tidak menginginkan atas cintaku imbalan pengganti." Rabiah Al-Adawiyah tidak meniatkan ibadahnya sebagai bekal kebaikan untuk meraih surga dan berlindung dari siksa neraka. Ia memaknai praktik shalat, puasa, zakat, haji, dan ragam ibadah lainnya sebagai bentuk cintanya kepada Allah. SitiRabiah Adawiyah lahir di Basra pada tahun 105 H dan meninggal pada tahun 185 H. Siti Rabiah Al Adawiyah adalah salah seorang perempuan Sufi'ah yang mengabdikan seluruh hidupnya hanya untuk beribadah kepada Allah. Soerang wanita yang alur kehidupannya tidak seperti wanita pada umumnya, ia terisolasi dalam dunia mistisme jauh dari hal-hal duniawi. Tidak ada sesuatu yang lebih dicintainya di dun Rabiaal-AdawiyyaBorn c. 717 Died 801 Arab mystic "O God, if I worship Thee in fear of Hell, burn me in Hell; and if I worship Thee in hope of Paradise, exclude me from Paradise; but if I worship Thee for Thine own sake, withhold not Thine everlasting beauty."Prayer attributed to Rabia Source for information on Rabia al-Adawiyya: Middle Ages Reference Library dictionary. contoh kegiatan perumahan dan tata laksana rumah tangga. Rabi’ah al Adawiyya/ basriyah Rabi’ah al-Adawiyya, a major spiritual influence in the classical Islamic world, is one of the central figures of the spiritual tradition. She was born around the year 717 in what is now Iraq. 99AH to 185AH Below are some of her sayings, taken from the net. ———- My Greatest Need is You Your hope in my heart is the rarest treasure Your Name on my tongue is the sweetest word My choicest hours Are the hours I spend with You — O Allah, I can’t live in this world Without remembering You– How can I endure the next world Without seeing Your face? I am a stranger in Your country And lonely among Your worshippers This is the substance of my complaint. Dream Fable I saw myself in a wide green garden, more beautiful than I could begin to understand. In this garden was a young girl. I said to her, “How wonderful this place is!” “Would you like to see a place even more wonderful than this?” she asked. “Oh yes,” I answered. Then taking me by the hand, she led me on until we came to a magnificent palace, like nothing that was ever seen by human eyes. The young girl knocked on the door, and someone opened it. Immediately both of us were flooded with light. Only Allah knows the inner meaning of the maidens we saw living there. Each one carried in her hand a serving-tray filled with light. The young girl asked the maidens where they were going, and they answered her, “We are looking for someone who was drowned in the sea, and so became a martyr. She never slept at night, not one wink! We are going to rub funeral spices on her body.” “Then rub some on my friend here,” the young girl said. “Once upon a time,” said the maidens, “part of this spice and the fragrance of it clung to her body — but then she shied away.” Quickly the young girl let go of my hand, turned, and said to me “Your prayers are your light; Your devotion is your strength; Sleep is the enemy of both. Your life is the only opportunity that life can give you. If you ignore it, if you waste it, You will only turn to dust.” Then the young girl disappeared. Reality In love, nothing exists between heart and heart. Speech is born out of longing, True description from the real taste. The one who tastes, knows; the one who explains, lies. How can you describe the true form of Something In whose presence you are blotted out? And in whose being you still exist? And who lives as a sign for your journey? My Beloved My peace, O my brothers and sisters, is my solitude, And my Beloved is with me always, For His love I can find no substitute, And His love is the test for me among mortal beings, Whenever His Beauty I may contemplate, He is my “mihrab”, towards Him is my “qiblah” If I die of love, before completing satisfaction, Alas, for my anxiety in the world, alas for my distress, O Healer of souls the heart feeds upon its desire, The striving after union with Thee has healed my soul, O my Joy and my Life abidingly, You were the source of my life and from Thee also came my ecstasy. I have separated myself from all created beings, My hope is for union with Thee, for that is the goal of my desire.

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