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Kesimpulan Khutbah Jumat Masjid Babul Raodatuljannah : Menjauhi Sifat Ad-Dayyuts

Khutbah Jumat pekan ini kembali mengingatkan kita, kaum laki-laki, tentang bahaya menjadi ad-dayyuts. Istilah ini mungkin tidak asing, tetapi sudahkah kita benar-benar memahami maknanya? Ad-dayyuts adalah suami atau ayah yang membiarkan kemaksiatan terjadi dalam keluarganya, tanpa upaya untuk memperbaiki atau mencegahnya (Fathul Baari, 10/406). Ia melihat kemungkaran dilakukan anggota keluarga, namun memilih diam dan tidak bertindak. Dalam sebuah hadis marfu’ dari Ibnu Umar radhiyallahu ‘anhuma, Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam bersabda: “Ada tiga golongan yang tidak akan dilihat oleh Allah pada hari kiamat: Orang yang durhaka kepada kedua orang tuanya, perempuan yang menyerupai laki-laki, dan ad-dayyuts.” (HR. An-Nasa’i; disahihkan Al-Albani) Ancaman ini menunjukkan bahwa perbuatan tersebut termasuk dosa besar yang dimurkai Allah. Imam Adz-Dzahabi bahkan menempatkan sifat dayyuts sebagai dosa besar ke-34 dalam Al-Kabair. Beliau berkata bahwa jika seseorang mengetahui istrinya ...
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Inspiration from Rembayung

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Today, I read about Khairul Aming’s journey in opening his first restaurant, Rembayung—a RM4 million investment that began on an empty plot of land, a place many once believed could never become anything meaningful. What inspires me even more is that KA built all of this after spending 10 years navigating the online world. The ups and downs, trials and failures—all of them shaped the courage that eventually led him to step confidently into the offline space. This story reminded me of one important truth: in business, success never happens overnight. It is built slowly, strengthened by experience, patience, and a solid foundation before someone can rise to the next level. As someone still taking small steps in the online business world, KA’s story gives me new motivation. It reminds me of the importance of consistency, discipline, and trusting the process. One day, when my time arrives, I hope to step onto a bigger stage too—just as Rembayung now stands as a symbol of KA’s journey. For ...
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GrabBike Partner – Makassar

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Alhamdulillah, today I receive a piece of good news that I am truly grateful for. Amid the large number of applicants competing for the same opportunity, I am officially accept as a GrabBike Partner in Makassar and invite to procees with the document verification stage. Becoming part of the Grab family is not an easy path—public interest is extremely high, and the selection quota is very limited. Being choose among so many other candidates is a rare and remarkable privilege for me. I never expect to reach this stage, yet this is the reality I am blessing to experience today. This opportunity is not just about work; it is about trust, responsibility, and the space to grow. I am grateful, and I am ready to move forward with full commitment and professionalism. Every small step matters—and today marks one of those steps.
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Desember Tahun 2025

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Alhamdulillah, di penghujung tahun 2025 ini saya kembali diberi amanah untuk mempertahankan prestasi sebagai Pemenang Top 50 Misi Hub Jarak Dekat Makassar Periode November–Desember 2025. Bagi saya, pencapaian ini bukan sekadar soal peringkat atau angka. Ia adalah pengingat bahwa ketekunan dalam hal-hal kecil, konsistensi dalam kerja, dan kejujuran dalam usaha selalu menemukan jalannya sendiri menuju hasil yang baik. Di balik setiap pengantaran, ada doa. Di balik setiap kelelahan, ada harapan. Dan di balik setiap tantangan, selalu ada pelajaran. Terima kasih untuk semua pihak yang selalu memberi kepercayaan. Terima kasih untuk setiap pelanggan yang telah menjadi bagian dari perjalanan ini. Dan terima kasih untuk diriku sendiri yang terus memilih bertahan, berjuang, dan belajar. Apapun hasilnya ke depan, satu hal yang selalu ingin saya jaga: tetap rendah hati dalam pencapaian, dan tetap kuat dalam ujian. Terima kasih, Shopee. Semoga lelah ini selalu bernilai ibadah.
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Learning to Lower Our Lifestyle for a More Peaceful Life

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There is nothing shameful about choosing to scale down our lifestyle when the time calls for it. Living more simply is far better than living under the pressure of unnecessary debt. A simpler life brings peace of mind. At first, it may feel uncomfortable—especially if we were once accustomed to comfort. But if we can train our hearts to lower our ego, God willing, we will be able to go through it. We may not become wealthy, but our hearts will always feel content. And that sense of contentment is a sign that our sustenance is blessed. When our sustenance is blessed, all our needs will be sufficiently provided. If in the past we drove luxury cars worth hundreds of millions, today commuting with a modest car such as an Axia, Bezza, or Saga is perfectly fine. Let people say what they want—after all, they are not the ones paying for our fuel every day. On our shoulders rests the responsibility of providing for our family. As heads of households, it is our duty to ensure that our families h...
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5 December 2025 — In Memoriam: DSP Bung Mokhtar Radin

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5 December 2025 — In Memoriam: DSP Bung Mokhtar Radin My deepest condolences to the family of the late Bung Mokhtar. May his soul be placed among the righteous and the faithful. He was someone whose presence left a lasting impression on me. I always found his unique antics and humor truly memorable. He was one of the individuals whose life journey I observed with genuine interest and respect. Yesterday’s lossed was a quiet remindered that life was, indeed, fragile. It teached us never to postpone happiness, never to delay kindness, and never to take moments for granted. I choose to live in the present—because yesterday is already history, and tomorrow remains unknown. We will truly miss his humor, his spirit, and the simple joy he brought into many moments. May he rest in eternal peace.
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Mourning for Sumatra and South Asia

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Indonesia is once again in mourning. The massive floods and landslides that have struck Sumatra over the past few days have claimed at least 708 lives, with 504 people still reported missing. These figures continue to rise, indicating that conditions on the ground are far more severe than initially anticipated. Extreme monsoon rainfall combined with the circulation of tropical cyclones across South Asia this week has devastated infrastructure, submerged cities, and claimed more than 1,300 lives across the region, including in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. In Sumatra alone, more than 3.2 million residents have been affected, 2,600 people have been injured, and nearly one million have been forced to evacuate from high-risk areas. Regions such as Central Tapanuli and Agam in Aceh are now cut off due to damaged roads and collapsed bridges. Behind these figures lie millions of stories of loss, trauma, and the struggle for survival. This tragedy is not merely a collection of statistics...
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