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name: nur najwa binti mohd hazri

course: econss

birthday: 3 march 2006

hometown: klang, selangor

fav colour: brown

fun fact: love spicy food but have low spicy tolerance

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acquisition of hikmah means gaining deep understanding and wise judgment not just knowing rules, but understanding their purpose, applying them in real life, and seeing the bigger picture with the heart and mind.

Surah Al-Dhariyat (51), verses 56-57:

Allah is saying that the main reason He created humans and jinn is for one purpose: to worship Him

By worshipping Allah sincerely and consistently, we start to gain inner wisdom (hikmah). Worship shapes our character, clears our heart, and connects us to the purpose of life.

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REASONS AND SOURCES OF HIKMAH
FROM IBADAH

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REASONS AND SOURCES OF HIKMAH
FROM IBADAH

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Each form of Ibadah is not just a ritual, it’s a source of Hikmah.

1. Salah  – Prevents Sin and Evil

Surah Al-Ankabut (29:45):

"Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing"

Salah builds a strong connection with Allah, reminds you of what’s right, and keeps you away from bad behavior.

2. Sawm (Fasting) – Builds Taqwa

Surah Al-Baqarah (2:183):

"Fasting is prescribed for you... that you may become righteous ."

Fasting teaches control over desires, patience, and mindfulness of Allah.

3. Zakah – Purifies Wealth and Soul

Surah Al-Tawbah (9:103):

"Take from their wealth a charity... to purify them and cause them increase"

Giving zakah cleans the heart from greed and makes you more generous and socially aware.

4. Hajj – Teaches Discipline and Respect

Surah Al-Baqarah (2:197):

"The Hajj is [in] well-known months, so whoever has made Hajj obligatory, there is [to be for him] no sexual relations, no disobedience, and no arguing"

Hajj trains you to practice patience, humility, and respect under pressure and in a global community.

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it means praying with your heart and mind fully present, not just your body.

How to Develop Khushu’ in Salah

Learn the meanings of the words in Salah.

Pray slowly and calmly, without rushing.

Choose a quiet, clean space free from distractions.

Make a proper wudu to mentally and spiritually prepare.

Focus your heart , remind yourself that you are standing in front of Allah.

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1. Al-Ta'ah (الطاعة) – Submission to Allah

When you pray with Khushu’, you are showing full obedience to Allah.

Khushu’ means your prayer isn’t just a habit but it’s a sign of real submission and love for Allah.

2. Al-Jihad (الجهاد) – Struggle in the Path of Allah

It’s not always easy to stay focused in prayer because your mind wanders.

Salah with Khushu’ shows you’re fighting to keep your heart close to Allah.

3. Muhasabah (المحاسبة) – Self-Reflection

Khushu’ helps you think deeply during Salah, about your actions, your sins, and your goals.

This inner reflection is Muhasabah, checking yourself before Allah.

4. ‘Iffah (العفة) – Modesty & Purity

Khushu’ brings clean thoughts, a pure heart, and respect for Allah

Salah with Khushu’ strengthens your modesty and inner purity.

5. Tawaddu’ (التواضع) – Humility

When you bow and prostrate in Salah, especially with Khushu’, you are showing that you are nothing without Allah.

This feeling of smallness before Allah is true humility (Tawaddu’).

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1. Sabr (الصبر) – Patience

Fasting teaches you to control your hunger, anger, and desires.

This builds strong patience, the ability to stay calm and steady.

2.Takrim (التكريم) – Respect & Deference

When you fast, you become more aware of how you treat others.

Fasting reminds you to honor others and act with dignity.

3. Rahmah (الرحمة) – Friendliness & Compassion

When you feel hunger, you understand the pain of the poor.

This grows compassion and kindness in your heart.

Fasting makes you softer, more caring, and more generous to others.