Knowing The Priority Of 1 Suro Night Charity In Islam

Illustration of 1 suro night practice in Islam (Freepic/Sketchpedia)

YOGYAKARTA One Suro in the hijri calendar coincides with 1 Muharram, where a lot of sunnah practice can be done to get priority. Apart from the Islamic context, many people's beliefs carry out certain rituals on the night of 1 Suro. Like the Javanese who carry out the tirakat, such as walking until the middle of the night or performing other rituals. Meanwhile, in the context of Islam, see the following mainstay and practice of what is done on the night of 1 Suro.

In Muslim HR hadiths, it is recorded that the Prophet SAW said that the month of Muharram is the month of Allah SWT. Fasting this month, especially the fast of Ashura, is precisely a day from the month of Muharram to get a reward like 30 days of fasting. This Ashura fast is sunnah, which means it is not mandatory to be done but if you do it it will get priority. The following are hadiths expressing sunnah fasting in the month of Muharram and its virtues:

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Meaning:

Dirwaykan dari Abu Hurairah ra, ia berkata:Rasulullah SAW berbda:Puasa yang paling penting setelah Rammadhan adalah fast pada bulan Allah, Muharram, dan prayer yang paling penting setelah prayer fardhu adalah prayer malam. (HR Muslim).

While the priority of fasting the sunnah in the holy month, is as follows:

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Meaning:

Dirwaykan dari Ibnu Abbas ra, ia berkata: Rasulullah saw berbda: People who fast on the day of Arafah then become a melt of sin of two years, and people who fast a day from the month of Muharram then for him because fasting every day is a reward of 30 days of fasting'. (HR at-Thabarani dalam al-Mujamus Shagh Huzar. Ini hadith ghar Nikab namun sanadnya tidak masalah).

Ashura fasting, carried out the day before and after the 10th of Muharram, namely the 9th and 11th on the hijri calendar. This is done to distinguish charity from other beliefs, reported NU Online, Tuesday, July 18. If you are fasting this sunnah, in addition to getting multiplied rewards such as fasting for 30 days, it also melts the sins of a year that has passed.

In principle, giving alms is to give something to the poor or those who are entitled to receive and are carried out outside the obligation of zakat and zakat fitrah in accordance with the ability to give. Charity for this gender can also be done safely or openly, quoting KBBI.

Just like fasting in the month of Muharram, or called fasting Ashura. Alms in the month of Suro are also sunnah. Muharram for Muslims is the new year, while 10 Muharram is a day that is used to practice gratitude for the blessings of Allah SWT by giving alms.

On the last day of the month of Dzulhijjah, read a prayer. Apart from the end of the month before Muharram, at the beginning of the year Muharram also read a prayer. One of the prayers read was Al-Ikhlas' letter.

Night 1 Suro is considered a mystical night for several cultures. Because of mysticalism, many people with their culture undergo tirakat or practice in accordance with what they believe. Basically, all good intentions will bear good fruit. However, in the context of Islam, practice is recommended to be done by fasting, praying, keeping in touch, pilgrimage of religious scholars, visiting sick people, and wearing flaws. In addition, it is enlivened to carry out Ashura's month's practice by swabping the head of an orphan, giving alms, bathing, increasing family support, cutting nails, and reading the Al-Ikhlas Letter.

That is an explanation of the virtues of 1 Suro's night practice in Islam, which is not specifically explained, except for fasting at 9.10.11 Muharram and other practices described over the entire month which the people of the archipelago also know as the month of Suro.