WANT TO SAY GOOD HOLIDAYS
By: Ahmad Syahrin Thoriq
Those who say goodbye first take a break from social media, that's good, if the intention is to focus more on the Qur'an and other Ramadan worship programs. Also to be awake from in vain.
The example of previous people is also like that, for the sake of Ramadan other activities, what else has the potential to interfere with the reward of fasting, many of them take holidays first.
Of course it's an advantage if we can imitate like that, as long as it's not accompanied by a feeling of feeling more than what we are still feeling, because that's a form of arrogance.
Because those who are still somed in the month of Ramadan may use it as a means of earning halal sustenance, and that's better than begging or those who admit to not having Facebook but just sitting at home lazing around.
Even though he is active on social media, he can protect himself from slander, backbiting, and futility, then these morals are carried over to the following months, of course this is better than taking a short vacation from sin and futility, but as soon as Ramadan leaves, the disease recurs Again.
If someone asks me, how about kiai himself? What status is this for saying goodbye to going on holiday, not during Ramadan?
The answer: Yes. I'm definitely going to take a day off from Facebook, Wa-an and internet when I'm praying, reading the Qur'an, praying, chatting, eating, sleeping.
But if you open your cellphone again, you can't take a day off. Do you swipe your phone just to see when it's open.
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