Why is There Educative Content?
(QS. 96:1-5)
Hadith Muslim no. 2699
Based on the Quran and Hadith above, seeking knowledge is an obligation – just like salah. This is why Ahad PRTE includes Islamic educative contents to strengthen knowledge while waiting for salah, so time can be utilized productively for reading and memorization.
The content is simple, practical, and easy to apply in daily life, ensuring that every step taken benefits oneself and those around them.
Why is It Called a “Pocket Book”?
Because Ahad PRTE contains educative content in a palm-sized format that can be easily pocketed and accessed anytime, anywhere, without the need for internet. It is especially useful during free moments before or after salah.
These educative contents focus on the fundamentals of Islamic teachings that are often learned from an early age but sometimes forgotten. When implemented, they can positively shape character and behavior, particularly for parents in guiding and setting an example for their children.
Topics include:
- The Pillars of Islam
- The Pillars of Faith
- Ethics, noble moral, good character
- Respect for time
- Cleanliness
- And more
Is It “Necessary” to Have Ahad PRTE?
Before answering, consider the following questions:
- Is salah obligatory? Yes.
- Do we often forget rak‘ah? Yes.
- Is it necessary to strive for more perfection in salah? Yes.
- Is solemnity (khushu‘) essential in salah? Yes.
- Is it beneficial to gain Islamic education at the same time? Yes.
- Is it necessary to praise ALLAH SWT and send greetings to the Prophet Muhammad SAW? Yes.
If the answer is Yes to all, then Ahad PRTE is not just necessary – it is essential.