Kultum Subuh SMAN 1 Ngawi #kultumramadhan

Introduction

This tutorial provides a concise guide on the topic discussed in the Kultum Subuh by Bpk. Budi Purwanto, focusing on "Fidyah yang harus dibayarkan jika tidak Berpuasa." It outlines the key points regarding fidyah, its significance, and how to fulfill this obligation for those unable to fast during Ramadan.

Step 1: Understanding Fidyah

• Fidyah is a form of compensation for individuals who are unable to fast during Ramadan due to valid reasons such as illness or old age.
• It is an act of worship aimed at helping the less fortunate and fulfilling one's religious duties.
• The fidyah amount is usually set as the cost of feeding a needy person.

Step 2: Conditions for Paying Fidyah

• Individuals who cannot fast due to:
  • Chronic illness with no hope of recovery.
  • Aging or physical incapacity.
• Temporary conditions, such as illness, may allow for missed fasts to be made up later, rather than paying fidyah.

Step 3: How to Calculate Fidyah

• The fidyah is generally calculated as:
  • The cost of two meals for one person for each day of missed fasting.
• Check the local price of staple foods, as this can vary by region.

Step 4: How to Pay Fidyah

• Fidyah can be paid in various ways:
  • Directly by providing meals to those in need.
  • Monetary donations to organizations that feed the poor.
• Ensure that the payment reaches those who are eligible to receive it.

Step 5: Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Do not delay paying fidyah; it should be done as soon as possible after Ramadan.
• Ensure that the amount is sufficient and reaches the correct recipients.
• Avoid using fidyah as an excuse to neglect fasting when able.

Conclusion

Fidyah serves as an important aspect of Ramadan for those unable to fast. Understanding its conditions, calculation, and payment methods ensures that one fulfills their religious obligations appropriately. If you or someone you know is in a position to pay fidyah, take action promptly to assist those in need and uphold the spirit of Ramadan.