Shalat yang khusu’: kajian surat al-mukminun ayat 1 dan 2

Amin, Muhammad (2015) Shalat yang khusu’: kajian surat al-mukminun ayat 1 dan 2. HIKMAH: Jurnal Ilmu Dakwah dan Komunikasi Islam, 2 (1). pp. 40-53. ISSN 2406-9485

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Abstract

Salat khusu’ is the prayer that meets the elements of shari’a and the nature of
praying itself. Shari'a elements containing the pillars of the thirteen prayers are
started from takbiraturihram and ended with the greeting which is done in an
orderly manner. The essence of salat is to remember Allah in tumakninah and a
sense of humility in the presence of Allah. To remember Allah in prayer forges a
person feels always to be supervised by God, so the feeling is carried in the soul.
This sense of salat which led to avoid the shameful and unjust deeds. Lucks
obtained by people in the world and also in the hereafter who takes salat khusu’.
The Lucks in the world such as comfortable life, which include the continuity of
life and glory. Meanwhile, The lucks in hereafter consists of four things, namely a
lasting form without extinction, wealth without necessity, without humiliation
glory, and knowledge without ignorance. This is obtained by those who go to
Heaven. Especially those who take salat khusu' rewarded with paradise as
described in The Holy Qur’an surah al-Mukminun 11.

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