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The last usrah and it was a very great experience. I would like to thank my naqibah, sr yasmin for doing everything she could you make our usrah fun. Thank you to all usrah members for share many stories that very beneficial.Thank you so much.

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For improvement involves engaging in intellectual games more frequently, as they not only help alleviate stress but also sharpen our cognitive abilitie

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Meaning zakat : purify

1.get forgiveness & a great reward

-Surah Al-Ahzab

2.Cleansing & purify the soul

-avoid from arrogant

3.Reach the level of goodness (Al-Bir)

4.Remove sins and mistake

-Surah Al-Baqarah,271

>show the act of sedekah

>hidden the sedekah

5.Protect the soul from miserliness

6.Get double reward

-Surah Al-Baqarah,261

-Hadith Sahih Muslim

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I've acquired extensive knowledge and deepened my understanding of Islam, which has facilitated my personal growth as a devout Muslim. Alhamdulillah, I've been blessed with the chance to delve deeper into various aspects of Islam, and participating in usrah has gradually transformed me into a more devout follower. InshaAllah.

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Performing acts of worship such as prayer, fasting, zakah, and hajj yield numerous positive values and wisdoms:

1) **Prayer:** According to Surah Al Ankabut verse 45, prayer serves as a deterrent against committing heinous and evil deeds. Fahsha' refers to physical abominations like adultery and drinking alcohol, while Mungkar encompasses inner evils such as denial of faith. Prayers prevent such acts through sincere devotion and concentration on God, fostering a pure heart, strong faith, and a desire to do good. Scholars emphasize three key elements in prayer's ability to prevent wrongdoing: sincerity, fear coupled with the glorification of God's greatness, and continuous remembrance of Allah even outside of prayer.

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1. Islam – salah is not accepted from anyone other than a Muslim.

2. Sanity – a mentally challenged person will not be held accountable for their deeds, so they are not obligated to pray.

3. Puberty – a person must be at least the age of puberty before the salah can be accepted from them.

4. Purity – a Muslim is not in a state of spiritual purity during ejaculation during intercourse or a wet dream, or for women when they are on a period. To remove this spiritual impurity a Muslim should take a shower (ghusl) after it stops. and then they can pray.

5. Removal of filth – clothing should be free from impurities

6. Covering the awrah for both men and women.

7. Proper times – the salah must be prayed in its proper time and not a minute before

8. Facing the direction of the qiblah, the direction of the Ka’ba in Makkah

9. Intention – one should intend to pray for Allah and nobody else

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1. Standing Position (Unless physically unable to, one must always be standing)

2. Opening Takbeer (the first Allaahu akbar)

3. Recitation of suratul Fatiha

4. Bowing Position (Ruku’)

5. Rising up from the bowing position

6. Sujud with the 7 placements of your body on the floor:

1. forehead and nose

2 & 3: both palms of your hands

4 & 5: both knees

6 & 7: both feet – all must touch the floor during prostration

7. Coming up from the prostration position

8. Sitting between the two prostrations

9. Calmness and tranquility during salah

10. The pillars should be done repetitively in order

11. The last tashahud

12. Sitting during the last tashahhud

13. Sending the salaat and salaam upon the Prophet (saying ‘Allaahumma salli ‘ala Muhammad ….) in the last tashahud

14. The two tasleems (saying assalaamu ‘alaykum wa rahmatu Allah to the right and then to the left)

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Advantages of being devout and focused during prayer (salah) include numerous benefits in both this world and the hereafter

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Advantages of being devout and focused during prayer (salah) include numerous benefits in both this world and the hereafter

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Surah Al-Mu'minun's opening verse emphasizes this.

1) Increased obedience and surrender to God:

Striving to fulfill promises to Allah by performing prayers diligently.

2) Mercy from God:

Following Allah and the Messenger leads to receiving divine mercy (Al Imran: 132).

3) Encouragement towards striving (mujahadah):

Prayer fosters diligence in drawing closer to Allah, rooted in faith, compassion, and sincerity.

4) Reflection and self-accountability:

Prayer encourages introspection and improvement, fostering mindfulness and self-awareness.

5) Attainment of purity (iffah):

Prayer instills discipline, helping to avoid immoral behavior and vices.

6) Humility (tawadhu'):

Submission to God cultivates humility and good character, with a focus on obedience and piety.

In a Hadith, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) advised that those who refrain from forbidden sights during prayer will find sweetness in worship.

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In Surah Al-Baqarah verse 183, Allah mandates fasting and rewards believers with piety. Taqwa, or God-consciousness, entails fearing Allah and obeying His commands. Fasting instills taqwa by training individuals to resist sinful temptations and strive to prevent wrongdoing. It serves as a practice of obedience to God, motivated by the expectation of divine reward and a fear of punishment. Those who fast learn to refrain from immoral acts despite their inclinations, as they are mindful that Allah sees all. Success in resisting sin indicates a high level of piety. Fasting also fosters increased obedience to Allah, as devout individuals find joy in worship. Additionally, it prompts remembrance of the less fortunate and encourages repentance, both integral aspects of taqwa.

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3) **Zakat:**

In Surah At-Tawbah verse 103, Zakat is highlighted as a means of cleansing and purifying oneself. This purification extends to cleansing from sins, overcoming the traits of stinginess and excess, and sanctifying both our own property and that of others. By fulfilling the obligation of Zakat, blessings and additions are bestowed upon our wealth, as Allah fulfills His promise. Moreover, practicing Zakat leads to goodness in the hereafter, ensuring spiritual rewards and blessings.

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we get to know each other vey well during this session.We are having so much fun during that session.For sure in this session all of us need to intro ourselves like our name,nickname, where we from and also what course that we are taking in this foundation

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The wisdom and positive value derived from worship (Ibadah) lie in recognizing our role as servants of Allah and following the rules set by Him (Surah Az Zariyat verse 56). Expressing gratitude through "Alhamdulillah" and virtuous actions enhances our connection with Allah. Improving the quality of prayer is essential, treating it as a sincere dialogue with our Creator. Genuine Ibadah, performed wholeheartedly, brings a sweet sense of fulfillment, making it a source of motivation for continuous acts of goodness in the future.

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Islam:

Meaning: Islam translates to "submission" or "surrender" in Arabic. It refers to the outward practice and submission to the will of Allah (God) as outlined in the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Belief: To be a Muslim, one must bear witness that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is His messenger.

Muslims also follow the Five Pillars of Islam :

the declaration of faith (Shahada)

prayer (Salah)

charity (Zakat)

fasting during Ramadan

pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj)

Focus: Islam primarily focuses on the external aspects of faith and practice, such as performing rituals, following religious laws, and engaging in acts of worship.

Iman:

Meaning: Iman means "faith" or "belief" in Arabic. It refers to the internal, spiritual aspect of a Muslim's faith.

Belief:

Iman encompasses the belief in Allah,

His angels,

His books (including the Quran),

His messengers (including Muhammad),

the Day of Judgment,

divine predestination (Qadar).

Focus: Iman emphasizes the internal conviction and belief in the unseen aspects of the Islamic faith. It is the foundation of a Muslim's relationship with Allah and is essential for salvation

Ihsan:

Meaning: Ihsan can be translated as "excellence" or "perfection." It represents the highest level of faith and spirituality in Islam.

Concept: Ihsan is often associated with the famous Hadith of Gabriel, where the Angel Gabriel asks the Prophet Muhammad about Islam, Iman, and Ihsan. Ihsan is described as "worshiping Allah as if you see Him, and if you do not see Him, knowing that He sees you."

Focus: Ihsan is about achieving a state of spiritual excellence and devotion to Allah. It involves a profound awareness of Allah's presence in all aspects of life and the sincere intention to worship and serve Him with excellence and devotion.

In summary, Islam represents the outward practices and submission to the religious requirements and rituals. Iman is the inward belief and faith in the core tenets of Islam. Ihsan is the highest level of faith and spirituality, involving the pursuit of spiritual excellence and a profound awareness of Allah's presence in one's life. These concepts are interconnected and represent different dimensions of the Islamic faith.

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What is adab ?
Adab is the Islamic etiquette of having good manners and character.
For example Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. is known to be a person of the best etiquette and moral values concerning his relationships with Allah s.w.t, himself and others.

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I gain a lot of knowledge and a better understanding of Islam. Beside, it also help me improve myself as a better Muslim. Alhamdulillah, i have the opportunity to learn more about certain things about Islam.Lastly, usrah slowly turn me into a better Muslim. InsyaAllah.

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To be honest, everything we have done during usrah has been sufficient because we not only listen but also communicate with each other. In addition, we also do activities like play games, singing nasyid and many more

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The final usrah and it was a very great experience. I would like to thank my naqibah, sr mai for doing everything she could you make our usrah fun. Thank you to all usrah members for share many stories that very beneficial. Thank you so much.

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We play games like bingo and fox-sheep. By this games, we get to know each other and cooperate to play the games. This makes our ukwah more strengh

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1. Belief in Allah

This pillar of Iman includes belief in Allah's existence, His Names/Attributes, His Lordship and His right to be worshiped alone. So it concerns the concept of Tawheed (Unity of Allah).
A person must accept everything from Allah to be able to fulfill this pillar of Faith. The knowledge about Allah comes directly from the Quran and Sunnah.

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Importance of Reciting Surah Kahf
Surah Kahf is the 18th Surah of Quran Kareem and has 110 verses and 12 rukus (Ayaat). The Surah explains to us the story of ancient followers who face hardship in society due to acceptance of truth and ask ALLAH protection and he protects them in a cave by a metaphoric sleep rest for centuries. Surah Kahf give us a clear message that those who believe in ALLAH and ask protection he surely protects.

Virtues and Benefits of Reading of Surah Kahf on Friday
It has several virtues but some significant benefits are under below.

Secure Against Dajal Fitna
A person who recites the last ten verses of Surah every Friday will be protected from the fitna of Dajjal when Dajal came out.

Shine Light
He who reads Surah Kahf on Friday, ALLAH will shower a light (NOOR) on a face that will last till the next two Fridays.

Forgive Sins
Those who recite this Surah on every Friday ALLAH will forgive all of his/her sins.

Protect from Poverty
Whoever reads Surah Kahf on Friday ALLAH will bless his house and protect him/her from poverty.

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Week2

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Week3

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"an ice breaking session"
we get to know each other vey well during this session.We are having so much fun during that session.For sure in this session all of us need to intro ourselves like our name,nickname, where we from, our previous school and also what course that we are taking in this foundation

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MAN'S NATURE

Man naturally very weak, deeply powerless, poor, huge number of needs, lazy and incapable although the burdens of his life are heavy indeed.

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1. Verified Faith (Iman Al-Tahqiqi)
If you believe in Allah Strongly, you do not seek for the attention of other than Him and  turning to other than Him for seeking helps.

2.Ikhlas
"the pressures of people, we may forget Allah and start acting to please them"
we should ikhlas do anything so that Allah will repay us without any obstacles.

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Name: Siti Nur Aisyah Binti Hasdilah

Nickname: Aisyah Hasdilah

Matrics Number: 234959

Place Of Birth: Kuala Terengganu

Date Of Birth: 8/4/2005

Previous School: MRSM Kuala Terengganu

Section: 428

Course: ENGINE

No. Phone: 016-771 8307

Email: snaisyah08@gmail.com

Instagram: aisyah_hasdilah

Group members
SEM 1
1.Mai (233189)
2.Zuhayra (235405)
3.Ella(232937)
SEM 2
1.Zuren(235421)

2.Mad (231640)

3.Tasnim (235154)

4.Lili

5.Sya (235108)

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1st round we got last place but alhamdulillah the 2nd round our group won the 1st place

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TIME BLESSING
if we solat at early trust me you will get the time blessing and    get the barakah during the period

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APPRECIATION FOR THE NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT

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APPRECIATION FOR THE NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT

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💫 Nature provides us with breathtaking landscapes, life-sustaining resources, and boundless inspiration. As associates, entrepreneurs, and business leaders, it's essential that we cultivate a deep sense of gratitude for the natural world that nurtures us. Join me on this transformative journey as we discover powerful ways to express our appreciation to nature and contribute to its preservation. Let's make gratitude a cornerstone of our sustainable practices and ignite positive change together! 🌿🌍🌻

💡 Value & Insights:

1️⃣ Mindful Nature Immersion: 🌳 Take the time to immerse yourself in nature's embrace. Disconnect from technology, breathe in the fresh air, and witness the beauty surrounding you. By being fully present and mindful in nature, we deepen our connection and develop a profound appreciation for its wonders.

2️⃣ Sustainable Lifestyle Choices: 🌱 Embrace sustainable living practices that honor and protect nature. From reducing single-use plastics to adopting eco-friendly alternatives, every small step counts. By making conscious choices, we show gratitude by minimizing our ecological footprint and preserving the gifts of nature for future generations.

3️⃣ Environmental Stewardship: 🌍 Engage in activities that actively contribute to the well-being of our environment. Participate in local clean-up initiatives, support conservation projects, or get involved in tree planting efforts. By taking tangible actions, we demonstrate our gratitude through hands-on stewardship.

💡 Actionable Tips:

1️⃣ Cultivate Nature Awareness: 🌺 Develop a deeper understanding of the natural world through education and exploration. Read books, follow environmental organizations, and engage in conversations that broaden your knowledge. This knowledge will fuel your gratitude and inspire you to protect and preserve our precious ecosystems.

2️⃣ Spread the Message: 📢 Use your platform and influence to spread awareness about the importance of showing gratitude to nature. Share inspiring stories, highlight innovative conservation efforts, and encourage others to join you in expressing appreciation. Together, we can amplify the impact of our gratitude.

3️⃣ Collaborate for Change: 🤝 Partner with like-minded individuals, businesses, and organizations to drive collective action. Collaborate on sustainability projects, support environmental initiatives, and build a strong network of changemakers who share your passion for showing gratitude to nature.

💡 Conclusion:

Gratitude is a powerful catalyst for change. By expressing our heartfelt appreciation to nature, we deepen our connection and inspire others to do the same. I invite you to share in the comments below how you express gratitude to our magnificent planet. Let's engage in a vibrant discussion and empower each other to be conscious stewards of nature! 🌻💬🌿

Remember, by embracing gratitude, we can nurture a symbiotic relationship with nature and ensure its preservation for generations to come. Let's embark on this journey of gratitude together and let our actions speak louder than words! 🙏✨🌍

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🌿 How You Can Show Gratitude to Nature - Embrace the Power of Appreciation! 🙏🌍

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"🌻 Unlocking the Magic of Gratitude: Let's Explore Meaningful Ways to Express Appreciation to Our Precious Planet! ✨" 💫 Nature provides us with breathtaking landscapes, life-sustaining resources, and boundless inspiration. As associates, entrepreneurs, and business leaders, it's essential that we

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The Five Outward Manners of Seeking Knowledge
1. Repeat and Review
What do you have to review?

Key Concepts, conditions, and integrals because if you understand these clearly, you understand what you are studying.

2. Take Notes

Take notes while listening, but also make your own notes on readings that are prescribed or supplemental material described in the lecture

Have pen and paper to jot down the most important things described or items to be researched at a later time

Diagram what you are studying because diagramming helps to visual concepts

Diagramming helps you actively engage in what you are learning.

3. Ask

We shouldn’t be scared to ask questions from our teachers because if we don’t ask, it may lead to confusion and misunderstanding. Questions should, however, be asked with the proper etiquette and manners.

4. Extra Readings

You must do extra readings in a guided way, not randomly.

The strong student of knowledge is one who learns the core of their knowledge through teachers but at the same time they continue reading to gain breadth of knowledge.

5. Prepare for class

The best way to prepare for a class is to prepare so much that you know the subject better than the teacher

It is important to prepare for class, just as you prepare to go to school or work.

It is best to read and understand the text of the section being discussed, however, if nothing else, read over the text of the section.

When reading, you may encounter questions which you can then ask when given the opportunity.

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Preparing to attain 'Khusyuk' in prayer involves understanding its meaning - being quiet, calm, and humble. Khusyuk encompasses a noble nature reflected in terms of gentleness, serenity, and submissiveness. Imam Ibn Rajah noted that when the heart is humble, the entire body follows in humility. As Prophet Muhammad (SAW) mentioned, the state of the heart influences the entire being.

Humbling oneself leads to a calm soul and composed prayer movements. It involves not letting worldly concerns distract from the connection with Allah SWT. Showing appreciation for the imam's recitation is a way to express devotion in prayer. In essence, achieving 'Khusyuk' is about presenting one's heart to Allah, fostering a tranquil soul and composed engagement in the prayer.

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The Five Inward Manners of Seeking Knowledge

1. Intention

Have a high intention of why you are seeking knowledge

2. Clear & Defined Goals

Have a clear sense of what you are seeking, and define what your goals are for seeking knowledge.

3.Respect

Have a deep, unshakeable respect for lectures

4. Adab (Manners)

Have proper adab (manners)

5. Consistency

Learn something every day and review every day.

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"Then do they await except that the hour should come upon them unexpectedly? But already there have come [some of] its indications. Then what good to them, when it has come, will be their remembrance?" (Quran 47:18)


The doors of atonement are sealed shut on two certain occasions; the first is when one is welcomed by the gargle of death and the other is the occurrence of the major signs of Yawm al-Qiyāmah, the Day of Reckoning.


There are many signs that have already happened, that are currently taking place and those that have not yet come to pass. The purpose of these signs and indications is to warn mankind about the impending doom and serve as a reminder of the transitory nature of this world that we have attached ourselves to. We are also reminded of our purpose in this world and the small part that we play in the grander scheme of things.


If we were to categorize the indications according to the time period, it would be thus:


Events that have already taken place




1. Splitting of the moon (Sahih Bukhari, Book 56: 830)


2. A form of death, which will kill thousands of Muslims (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 4: book 53: 401)


3. A major fighting in Madinah (understood to be the battle of al-Harrah during the caliphate of Yazid)


4. The Muslim conquest of Jerusalem (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 4: book 53: 401)


5. The Muslim conquest of Constantinople (Sahih Muslim, book 41: 6924)


6. Two large groups of Muslims will fight in a war (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 9: book 88: 237)


7. A war between the Muslims and a reddish people with small eyes, wearing sandals made of hair ( Sahih Bukhari, Vol 4: book 52: 179)


8. A peace agreement between the Muslims and non-Muslims from the yellow race (understood to be the Chinese, Mongols etc.)


9. 30 impostors will appear, each thinking he is a prophet (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 9: book 88: 237)




Events that are happening at present




1. Naked, destitute, barefoot shepherds will compete in building tall buildings (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 1: book 2: 47)


2. The slave-woman will give birth to her master or mistress (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 6: book 60: 300)


3. A trial (fitnah) which will enter every Arab household (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 4: book 53: 401)


4. Knowledge will be taken away (by the death of people of knowledge), and ignorance will prevail (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 1: book 3: 80)


5. Wine (intoxicants, alcohol) will be drunk in great quantities (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 1: book 3: 80)


6. Zina will become widespread (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 1: book 3: 80)


7. Earthquakes will increase (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 2: book 17: 146)


8. Time will pass more quickly (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 2: book 17: 146)


9. Tribulations (fitana) will prevail (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 2: book 17: 146)


10. Bloodshed will increase (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 2: book 17: 146)


11. A man will pass by the grave of another and wish he was in the latter's place (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 9: book 88: 237)


12. Trustworthiness will be lost, i.e. when authority is given to those who do not deserve it (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 1: book 3: 56)


13. People will gather for prayer, but will be unable to find an imam to lead them (Sunan Abu Dawud, Book 2: 0581)




Events that are yet to happen




1. The number of men will decrease, whilst the number of women will increase, until for every man there are 50 women (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 1: book 3: 81)


2. The Euphrates will reveal a treasure of gold, and many will die fighting over it, each one hoping to be the one who gains the treasure (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6918)


3. The Romans (Europeans) will come to a place called A'maq or Wabiq, and an army of the best people will go forth from Madinah to face them (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6924)


4. The Muslim conquest of Rome (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6721)


5. The Mahdi (guided one) will appear, and be the Imam of the Muslims (Sunan Abu Dawud, Book 36: 4272)


6. Jesus Christ will descend in Damascus, and pray behind the Mahdi (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 3: book 43: 656)


7. Jesus will break the cross and kill the swine, i.e. destroy the false Christianity (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 3: book 43: 656)


8. The Antichrist (al-masih al-dajjal, the false christ) will appear, with all his tools of deception, and be an immense trial. He will be followed by 70,000 Jews from Isfahan (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 7034)


9. The appearance of Ya'juj and Ma'juj (Gog and Magog), and the associated tribulations ) (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6931)


10. The emergence of the Beast from the Earth, carrying the Staff of Moses and the Seal of Solomon, who will speak to the people, telling them they did not believe with certainty in the Divine Signs ) (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6931)


11. A major war between the Muslims (including Jews and Christians who truly believe in Jesus after his return) led by the Imam Mahdi, and the Jews plus other non-Muslims led by the Antichrist (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 4: book 52: 177)


12. Jesus will kill the Antichrist at the gate of Ludd (Lod in present-day Israel, site of an airport and a major Israeli military base) (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 7015)


13. A time of great peace and serenity during and after the remaining lifetime of Jesus (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 3: book 43: 656)


14. Arabia will become a land of gardens and rivers (Sahih Muslim, Book 005: 2208)


15. Society will then decay (Sunan Abu Dawud, Book 14: 2529)


16. The buttocks of the women of the tribe of Daws will again sway in circumambulation (tawaf) around the idol Dhul-Khulsah (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 9: book 88: 232)


17. A great fire in the Hijaz, seen by the inhabitants of Busra (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 9: book 88: 232)


18. Three major armies will sink into the earth: one in the east, one in the west, one in Arabia (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6931)


19. An Abyssinian leader with thin shins will destroy the Ka'bah (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6951)


20. The huge cloud of smoke (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6931)


21. The sun will rise from the west (its place of setting) (Sahih Bukhari, Vol 6: book 60: 159)


22. A gentle wind which will take the souls of the believers (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 7015)


23. There is no-one left on the earth saying, "Allah, Allah" or "There is no god except Allah." (Sahih Muslim, Book 001: 0273)


24. Eventually, the Day of Judgment is established upon the worst of the people, who copulate like donkeys in public (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 7015)


25. The blowing in the Trumpet by the Angel Israfil, upon which everyone will faint except as Allah wills (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 7023)


26. The second blowing in the Trumpet, upon which everyone will be resurrected (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 7023)




According to the Prophet (PBUH), there are 10 major signs that will precede the last Hour and will announce of the finality of the Day of Reckoning. These 10 signs are explained in the following hadith:


Muslim narrated that Hudhayfah ibn Aseed al-Ghifaari (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) came out to us when we were discussing. He said: "What are you discussing?" They said: "We are talking about the Hour." He said: "It will never begin until you see ten signs before it." He mentioned the smoke, the Dajjaal, the Beast, the rising of the sun from its place of setting, the descent of 'Eesa ibn Maryam (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), Ya'jooj and Ma'jooj, and three landslides, one in the east, one in the west and one in the Arabian Peninsula, and the last of that is a fire which will emerge from Yemen and drive the people to their place of gathering (Sahih Muslim, Book 041: 6931)


The Day of Reckoning may not be as far as we would like to think. It is time we dwell on the nature of this reality and constantly turn to Allah (SWT) for repentance. This world's end is approaching and we must do whatever we can to save ourselves on that frightful Day of Judgement and seek Allah's (SWT) protection and make use of the time we do have to safeguard our Hereafter. Man will always think that he has time, but the truth is, he does not.

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This world's end is approaching. Are you ready for the next one?

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50 Signs of the Day of Judgment from the Words of Allah and His Messenger

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The Signs are listed in roughly chronological order, although the order is not necessarily precise, especially for those in the future.

This is a brief summary of the signs; there are many books, articles, cassettes etc. which discuss these in greater detail. May Allah enable us to recognise and heed the Signs, and strengthen us in the times of tribulation.

"Are they waiting for anything except the Hour, to come to them suddenly? But its Signs have already come!" [Al-Qur'an 47:18]

Past

1. Splitting of the Moon.

2. Death of the Prophet Muhammad, may Allah bless him and grant him peace.

3. A form of death which will kill thousands of Muslims - understood to refer to the plague of Amwas during the caliphate of 'Umar ibn Al-Khattab.

4. A major fighting in Madinah - understood to refer to the battle of Al-Harrah during the caliphate of Yazid, 63H.

5. The Muslim conquest of Jerusalem.

6. The Muslim conquest of Constantinople.

7. Two large groups of Muslims will fight in war.

8. A war between the Muslims and a reddish people with small eyes, wearing sandals made of hair - understood to refer to the Mongol Tatar invasion of the Islamic lands.

9. A peace agreement between the Muslims and non-Muslims from the Chinese, Mongols, etc.

10. Thirty impostors ( dajjal) will appear, each thinking he is a Prophet.

Present?

11. Naked, destitute, barefoot shepherds will compete in building tall buildings.

12. The slave-woman will give birth to her master or mistress.

13. A trial ( fitnah) which will enter every Arab household.

14. Knowledge will be taken away (by the death of people of knowledge), and ignorance will prevail.

15. Wine (intoxicants, alcohol) will be drunk in great quantities.

16. Illegal sexual intercourse will become widespread.

17. Earthquakes will increase.

18. Time will pass more quickly.

19. Tribulations ( fitan) will prevail.

20. Bloodshed will increase.

21. A man will pass by the grave of another and wish he was in the latter's place.

22. Trustworthiness will be lost, i.e. when authority is given to those who do not deserve it.

23. People will gather for prayer, but will be unable to find an Imam to lead them.

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24. The number of men will decrease, whilst the number of women will increase, until for every man there are 50 women.

25. The Euphrates will reveal a treasure of gold, and many will die fighting over it, each one hoping to be the one who gains the treasure.

26. The Romans (Europeans) will come to a place called A'maq or Wabiq, and an army of the best people will go forth from Madinah to face them.

27. The Muslim conquest of Rome.

28. The Mahdi (guided one) will appear, and be the Imam of the Muslims.

29. Jesus Christ will descend in Damascus, and pray behind the Mahdi.

30. Jesus will break the cross and kill the swine, i.e. destroy the false christianity.

31. The Antichrist ( al-masih ad-dajjal, the false christ) will appear, with all his tools of deception, and be an immense trial. He will be followed by 70,000 Jews from Isfahan (present-day Iran).

32. The appearance of Ya'juj and Ma'juj (Gog and Magog), and the associated tribulations.

33. The emergence of the Beast from the Earth, carrying the Staff of Moses and the Seal of Solomon, who will speak to the people, telling them they did not believe with certainty in the Divine Signs.

34. A major war between the Muslims (including Jews and Christians who truly believe in Jesus after his return) led by the Imam Mahdi, and the Jews plus other non-Muslims led by the Antichrist.

35. Jesus will kill the Antichrist at the gate of Ludd (Lod in present-day Israel, site of an airport and a major Israeli military base).

36. A time of great peace and serenity during and after the remaining lifetime of Jesus.

37. Wealth will come so abundant that it will become difficult to find someone to accept charity.

38. Arabia will become a land of gardens and rivers.

39. Society will then decay.

40. The buttocks of the women of the tribe of Daws will again sway in circumambulation ( tawaf) around the idol Dhul-Khulsah.

41. A great fire in the Hijaz, seen by the inhabitants of Busra.

42. Three major armies will sink into the earth: one in the east, one in the west, one in Arabia.

43. An Abyssinian leader with thin shins will destroy the Ka'bah.

44. The huge cloud of smoke.

45. The sun will rise from the west (its place of setting).

46. A gentle wind which will take the souls of the believers.

47. There is no-one left on the earth saying, "Allah, Allah" or "There is no god except Allah."

48. Eventually the Day of Judgment is established upon the worst of the people, who copulate like donkeys in public.

49. The blowing in the Trumpet by the Angel Israfil, upon which everyone will faint except as Allah wills.

50. The second blowing in the Trumpet, upon which everyone will be resurrected.

(s) From a lecture hosted by Cambridge University Islamic Society, Shawwal 1420H / January 2000CE.

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50 Signs of the Day of Judgment from the Words of Allah and His Messenger

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A summary of 50 signs of the Hour, divided by those that have occured, may be occuring now and are yet to happen.

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Al-Qadr is the belief in predestination. This means that Allah already knows everything that will happen, and nothing happens unless it is according to Allah's will. However, this does not mean that the choices people make are not free choices. Instead, it means that Allah knows what people will chose to do.

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IDK this video is my personal favourite .This video brought tears of love and affection which I once had on my Almighty. I'll fight back to get it again

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During last usrah our naqibah ask us to bring snacks that have same initial with our name . I brought apollo. We played secret santa and I got chocolate nabati

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Week 6

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2. Belief in the Angels

The Angels are a creation of Allah who worship Him. They difference  from humans and jinn in that they have no free will. Their job is to obey Allah in every command. That's what they were created for by Allah.
Belief in the Angels includes belief in their existence, in their attributes, made known Angels (Jibreel and Mikael etc.) and the deeds they perform of which we have been informed.

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We sang together this nasyid during usrah

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3. Belief in sent Books

Muslims believe that Allah has sent down Books. These are the Zabur, (Original Torah) Tawrah, (Original Bible) Injeel and Quran. Allah sent those Books to the followers of specific Prophets. After some time, those Books were corrupted by the people, so Allah sent down the Quran as a last Revelation and Guidance for humanity.

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𝟏. Jibril (جِبْرِيل‎)- To deliver the Devine Revelations from Allah to His chosen Messengers from among the prophets.
𝟐. Mika-il (ميكال)- To manage man’s mundane necessities, bring forth rain, and oversee the cultivation of crops.
𝟑. Israafil (إِسْـرَافِـيْـل‎)- In charge of blowing the Trumpet. Once for the destruction of the universe; and again for the Resurrection of all accountable beings to face Judgement Day.
𝟒. Izra-il or Malak-ul Maut (ملك الموت)- Angel of Death, the most fearsome of them all, who does not delay or expedite the hour of claiming a soul.
𝟓. Maalik (مالك‎)- Guardian of Hell-fire (Jahannam); an unwelcome sight, for the unfortunate and wretched dwellers of the eternal fire.
𝟔. Ridhwaan (رِضْوَان‎)- Guardian of Paradise, who welcomes the prophets and the righteous who have been blessed by Allah.
𝟕. Munkar and Nakir (منكر ونكير)- To question the dead on issues relating to his/her God, prophets, religion, belief, deeds, e.t.c.
Questioning in the grave.
𝟖. Raqib (رقيب‎)- Sits on the man’s right shoulder to record his/her good deeds.
𝟗. Atid (عَتِيدٌ)- Sits on man’s left shoulder to record his/her evil deeds.

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4. Belief in the Messengers

This is a pillar that distinguishes Islam from other religions. This is because Judaism and Christianity do not believe that 'Isah (Jesus) is a Messenger of Allah.
The Christians believe that Jesus is a son of God. Islam opposes that belief by believing Jesus is a Prophet of God. He want sent to the Children of Israel (Bani Israel) to proclaim the belief and worship of God alone. Muslims believe in all the Messengers of Allah.
So in Islam it is an obligation to believe in all Messengers. Leaving off any Prophet or Messenger constitutes to disbelief in Islam.

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5. Belief in Day of Resurrection

It is also a pillar of Iman to believe in the Day of Resurrection. In Islam, Muslims believe that everyone is called to account for what he or she has done on earth. They believe in the punishment of Hell for those whom Allah is not pleased with, and Paradise for those whom Allah is pleased with.

The Day of Judgement is true and we will all be reckoned for our deeds. A Muslim must believe in all the events that will take place on that Day.
The belief in Scale (Al-Mizan) is also part of this pillar. The deeds of the people are placed on a Scale. When the good deeds outweigh the bad deeds, then he is the winner.
Day of Resurrection also concerns the case of The Bridge (Al-Sirat) which every Muslim must pass through. It is thinner than a hair and sharper than a sword. Some will cross it as quickly as a blink of an eye, others will crawl over it.
The people who fall from The Bridge in Hellfire are believers who will later go out of it. They will later be taken out again by believers who have known them from worldly life. Hypocrites also fall into hellfire and never get out.
How fast or slow a person crosses The Bridge depends on light. And that light is much through good deeds, or little through sins. The hypocrites will ask believers for light on that Day. But that will not be given to them.

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6. Believe in Destiny (Qadr)

The sixth pillar of Eman is to believe in Destiny. Everything we do is already written. Destiny is also known as Al-Qadr. It means that Allah Knows of what is yet to come.

Thus, Muslims believe that Allah Knows what will happen in the future. That means He Knows what our plans and actions will be without it having to be passed. Al-Qadr consists of bad and good. There are good and bad moments that will happen in the future. A Muslim believes that Allah is Aware of all the good and bad that will happen.

To deny Qadr is disbelief. For that would mean Allah is unaware of what is yet to come. But Allah knows everything and nothing escapes His Knowledge.

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2) **Fasting:**
In Surah Al-Baqarah verse 183, Allah mandates fasting and rewards believers with piety. Taqwa, or God-consciousness, entails fearing Allah and obeying His commands. Fasting instills taqwa by training individuals to resist sinful temptations and strive to prevent wrongdoing. It serves as a practice of obedience to God, motivated by the expectation of divine reward and a fear of punishment. Those who fast learn to refrain from immoral acts despite their inclinations, as they are mindful that Allah sees all. Success in resisting sin indicates a high level of piety. Fasting also fosters increased obedience to Allah, as devout individuals find joy in worship. Additionally, it prompts remembrance of the less fortunate and encourages repentance, both integral aspects of taqwa.

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Week 7

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4) **Hajj:**

Surah Al-Baqarah verse 197 advises pilgrims to be mindful of behaviors that could diminish the reward of Hajj. These include refraining from immoral speech related to lust, avoiding sinful actions, and abstaining from arguments and trivial disputes. Pilgrims can achieve this by recognizing the inherent benefit of Hajj itself, which encourages them to steer clear of sinful behaviors. The experience of Hajj serves as an education, teaching pilgrims to remain steadfast and upright even after completing the pilgrimage. Maintaining consistency in righteousness and avoiding temptation are essential aspects of achieving a Hajj Mabrur, a pilgrimage accepted by Allah. This journey also serves as an opportunity for spiritual growth, educating individuals about controlling their desires. Ultimately, one of the indicators of a successful Hajj is the ability to maintain steadfastness in faith and conduct even after returning from the pilgrimage.