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Asslamualaikum, my name is Muhammad Farid Aiman bin Suhaimi and all of you can call me Farid. I'm from Papar, Sabah. I'm Islamic Revealed Konwledge student's. My hobby is running every evening and play volleyball also. Telegram @https://t.me/Riiideman

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Based on the Usrah Week 6 , as a student, we need to practice manners in our daily lives. This is because the Messenger of Allah once said in a Bukhari hadith, "Indeed, I was sent to perfect noble morals." Knowledge without manners is a useless thing. Therefore, we need to maintain good manners with teachers, family, friends and people around us.

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The reflection from usrah that i joined ,This usrah can strengthen friendships by sharing knowledge. We can also practice the newly acquired knowledge. At the same time it helps spiritually such as changing yourself from a bad person to a better person. Therefore, we need to join usrah to know more about add our knowledge.

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Bismillah, i think my suggestion improvement is always give a good response, always listen well to what your friends say. Next, give thoughtful ideas when doing group work. Lastly, pay full attention during the usrah.

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Reasons and Sources of Wisdom (Hikmah) from Worship (Ibadah)

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Reasons and Sources of Wisdom (Hikmah) from Worship (Ibadah)

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1.Reasons for the Wisdom of Worship

a) Strengthening the Relationship with Allah

• Acts of worship such as prayer, fasting, and supplication bring a person closer to Allah.

• It instills the awareness that worldly life is temporary, and the hereafter is the ultimate goal.

b) Purifying the Heart and Soul

• Worship helps cleanse sins and improve moral character.

• For example, prayer prevents immoral and evil deeds (Surah Al-Ankabut: 45).

c) Developing Discipline and Patience

• Fasting trains patience, self-control, and resistance to desires.

• Zakat teaches selflessness and gratitude, discouraging greed.

d) Strengthening Brotherhood Among Muslims

• Congregational worship, such as Friday prayers and Hajj, unites Muslims regardless of race or social status.

• Zakat and charity help the less fortunate, fostering a harmonious society.

e) Attaining Blessings and Inner Peace

• Worship provides inner tranquility as it connects individuals with their Creator.

• The Quran states: “Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.” (Surah Ar-Ra’d: 28).

2. Sources of Wisdom from Worship

a) The Quran

• The Quran is the primary source explaining the wisdom of worship, such as in Surah Al-Baqarah: 183, which highlights fasting as a means to attain taqwa (God-consciousness).

b) The Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

• The Prophet’s (SAW) practices demonstrate the wisdom behind worship, such as how night prayers strengthen faith and seeking forgiveness (istighfar) purifies the soul.

c) Human Reason and Natural Disposition (Fitrah)

• Humans naturally seek worship for peace and purpose in life.

Conclusion

Worship is not just an obligation but a practice full of wisdom that brings spiritual, mental, and social benefits. Understanding the reasons and sources of wisdom in worship allows us to perform it with sincerity and appreciate its positive impact on our lives.

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Preparing for Solat with Khushu’ (Devotion and Focus)

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Preparing for Solat with Khushu’ (Devotion and Focus)

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To attain khushu’ (devotion and focus) in solat, proper preparation is essential. Here are key steps to help achieve it:

1. Physical Preparation

• Perform Wudu’ Properly – Take time to perform ablution (wudu’) with full awareness and sincerity.

• Wear Clean and Modest Attire – Dressing appropriately enhances respect and focus in prayer.

• Choose a Quiet and Clean Place – Minimize distractions to improve concentration.

2. Mental and Spiritual Readiness

• Purify Intentions (Niyyah) – Sincerely pray for Allah’s sake, not as a routine.

• Reflect on the Greatness of Allah – Remind yourself that you are standing before your Creator.

• Free the Mind from Worldly Thoughts – Avoid distractions and clear unnecessary worries.

3. Before Starting Solat

• Pray Sunnah and Engage in Dhikr – Performing sunnah prayers or reciting dhikr before fardh solat helps set the mood.

• Recite the Azan and Iqamah – This enhances awareness of the importance of solat.

4. During Solat

• Understand the Meaning of Recitations – Reflecting on the words of prayer increases devotion.

• Recite Calmly and with Presence – Avoid rushing; focus on each movement and recitation.

• Visualize Standing Before Allah – Imagine being in the presence of Allah, which deepens humility.

5. After Solat

• Remain Seated for Dhikr and Dua – Do not rush off; engage in remembrance of Allah to prolong the sense of peace.

• Self-Reflect on Solat Performance – Assess and strive for improvement in khushu’ for future prayers.

By consistently preparing in these ways, one can enhance khushu’ and experience deeper spiritual fulfillment in solat.

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1. Seeking Knowledge – Study the Quran, Sunnah, and learn from scholars. (Bukhari)

2. Practicing Taqwa – Obey Allah’s commands, avoid sins, and reflect on His creation. (At-Talaq: 2-3)

3. Developing Good Character – Be patient, just, and think before speaking. (Ash-Shura: 40)

4. Seeking Advice & Learning from Experience – Consult wise individuals and reflect on past mistakes. (Aal-e-Imran: 159)

5. Making Dua for Wisdom – Ask Allah for guidance and follow Prophet Sulaiman (AS). (Al-Baqarah: 269)

Conclusion

Hikmah is gained through knowledge, taqwa, good character, life experiences, and dua, leading to success in both worlds.

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The Virtues of Salah with Khushu’ (Devotion and Focus)

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The Virtues of Salah with Khushu’ (Devotion and Focus)

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1. Brings Success in This Life and the Hereafter

• Allah promises success to those who pray with khushu’.

• “Successful indeed are the believers. Those who humble themselves in their prayers.” (Surah Al-Mu’minun: 1-2)

2. Leads to Forgiveness of Sins

• Sincere salah with khushu’ erases past sins.

• “Verily, the five daily prayers wipe away sins as water removes dirt.” (Muslim)

3. Prevents Immorality and Evil

• Khushu’ in salah strengthens faith and helps avoid sinful acts.

• “Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing.” (Surah Al-Ankabut: 45)

4. Brings Inner Peace and Tranquility

• Salah with khushu’ calms the heart and relieves stress.

• “Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.” (Surah Ar-Ra’d: 28)

5. Elevates One’s Status in the Sight of Allah

• Those who perform salah with devotion will be among the righteous.

• The Prophet (SAW) said: “The closest a servant is to his Lord is when he is in prostration.” (Muslim)

Conclusion

Salah with khushu’ brings countless virtues, including success, forgiveness, protection from sin, inner peace, and closeness to Allah. It is key to a strong and fulfilling spiritual life.

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1. Obligation of Fasting

• Fasting in Ramadan is a pillar of Islam and is compulsory for all adult Muslims.

• Quran: “O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may attain taqwa (piety).” (Surah Al-Baqarah: 183)

2. Virtues of Fasting

• Forgiveness of Sins – “Whoever fasts in Ramadan with faith and seeking reward, his past sins will be forgiven.” (Bukhari & Muslim)

• Multiplication of Rewards – Good deeds in Ramadan are greatly increased.

• The Night of Power (Laylatul Qadr) – A blessed night in Ramadan that is better than a thousand months.

3. Spiritual and Physical Benefits

• Increases Taqwa – Strengthens self-control and devotion to Allah.

• Improves Health – Helps detoxify the body and regulate metabolism.

• Develops Empathy – Encourages care for the poor by experiencing hunger and thirst.

4. Breaking the Fast (Iftar) and Suhoor

• Sunnah to hasten Iftar – “The people will remain upon goodness as long as they hasten to break the fast.” (Bukhari & Muslim)

• Suhoor is a blessing – The Prophet (SAW) said: “Eat suhoor, for in suhoor there is blessing.” (Bukhari)

5. Eid al-Fitr and Zakat al-Fitr

• Celebrated after Ramadan as a reward for fasting.

• Zakat al-Fitr is given to the poor to purify the fast and help those in need.

Conclusion

Fasting in Ramadan is a spiritual journey that purifies the soul, strengthens faith, and brings immense rewards. It teaches patience, gratitude, and empathy, making it one of the most significant acts of worship in Islam.