Summary of 🔴 [LIVE] Kultum Ramadhan 1446 H Oleh Ust. Nanang Kosim, S. Pd - MAN 20 Jakarta Timur

Sermon Overview

The video features a sermon (kultum) by Ust. Nanang Kosim, focusing on how teenagers can be perceived as "cool" in the eyes of Allah during Ramadan.

Key Lifestyle Tips

Piety:
- To be considered "cool" by Allah, one must cultivate piety.
- Reference: Surah Al-Hujurat (49:13) emphasizes that the most noble in Allah's sight are the most pious.
Noble Morals:
- Good manners and morals are essential.
- Politeness to parents, teachers, and elders is highlighted as a sign of true coolness.
Motivation for Learning:
- A strong desire for knowledge is crucial. Successful individuals are lifelong learners.
- Historical reference to Muhammad Al-Fatih, who was eager to learn and achieved great success at a young age.
Daily Prayers:
- Maintaining the five daily prayers is fundamental.
- The first thing to be accounted for on the Day of Judgment will be prayer, likened to an internet signal that strengthens one's relationship with Allah.

Additional Advice

Avoid distractions from social media and invest time in acquiring knowledge.
Engage in additional sunnah practices to strengthen one's relationship with Allah.

Notable Locations and References

Historical Figure: Muhammad Al-Fatih, known for conquering Constantinople.
Islamic Teachings: Hadiths from Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam and references to Imam Tirmidhi and Imam Syafi'i.

The sermon emphasizes that true coolness is not based on appearance or social media popularity but rather on one's relationship with Allah, moral character, and commitment to prayer and learning.

Notable Quotes

— 16:10 — « This prayer is like an internet signal for the gadgets we use; the stronger the signal, the easier it will be for us to use any application on our gadgets. »

— 18:06 — « A cool person is not someone who looks cool, not someone who is handsome, not someone who is handsome with many followers, but a cool person is someone who is cool in the eyes of Allah. »