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Adab in seeking knowledge :

1. align your intention

2. respect (manners are held in higher regard than knowledge)

3. help each other/mutual assistance

4. prayer for obtaining blessings from Allah

Al-Quran as the book of guidance

"Seek to understand our position as servants and creations of Allah"

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people with courtesy :

give kindness to others

give kindness to others at the perfect level

do good only for Allah's sake

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The Hadith of Jibril is a well-known narration in Islamic tradition that highlights the essential components of Islam. In this Hadith, the angel Jibril appears to the Prophet Muhammad in the form of a man and asks him several questions about the core tenets of faith.

The key topics covered in this Hadith include:

Islam: The Five Pillars of Islam, which are the declaration of faith (Shahada), prayer (Salah), fasting during Ramadan (Sawm), almsgiving (Zakat), and pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj).

Iman (Faith): The Six Articles of Faith, which include belief in Allah, angels, divine books, prophets, the Day of Judgment, and divine predestination.

Ihsan (Excellence): The concept of worshipping Allah as if one sees Him, and although one cannot see Him, knowing that He sees them.

The Hadith emphasizes the comprehensive nature of Islamic belief and practice, and it serves as a foundational text for understanding the religion. It underscores the importance of both outward actions and inward faith, guiding Muslims on their spiritual journey.

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The Rukun Iman, or the Six Articles of Faith in Islam, outlines the fundamental beliefs every Muslim is expected to uphold.

1. Belief in Allah (Tawhid): This is the foundational belief in the oneness of God. Muslims affirm that there is no deity but Allah, who is unique, without partners, and has no equal. This belief emphasizes Allah’s sovereignty, power, and mercy.

2. Belief in Angels (Mala'ika): Muslims believe in the existence of angels, created by Allah from light. Angels are considered beings who do not possess free will and serve specific purposes, such as delivering messages from Allah, recording human deeds, and protecting individuals.

3. Belief in Divine Books (Kutub): Muslims believe that Allah has revealed holy scriptures to guide humanity. The key books include the Taurat given to Musa AS, the Zabur given to Daud AS, the Injil given to Isa AS, and the Qur'an given to Muhammad SAW. The Qur'an is viewed as the final and complete revelation.

These first three articles emphasize the core theological beliefs in Islam, focusing on the nature of God, the existence of spiritual beings, and the guidance provided through divine revelations.

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4. Belief in Prophets (Nabi and Rasul): Muslims believe that Allah has sent prophets to guide humanity. These prophets, including figures like Adam, Nuh AS, Ibrahim AS, Musa AS, Isa AS, and Muhammad SAW (the final prophet), are chosen by Allah to convey His message and teach people about righteousness. Muhammad SAW is regarded as the Seal of the Prophets.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgment (Yawm al-Qiyamah): This belief involves the conviction that there will be a final Day of Judgment when all individuals will be resurrected and held accountable for their actions in this life. People will be judged by Allah based on their deeds, and this will determine their eternal fate in Paradise (Jannah) or Hell (Jahannam).

6. Belief in Divine Decree (Qadar): Muslims believe in divine predestination, which means that Allah has knowledge of everything that will happen and has preordained certain aspects of life. However, this belief does not negate human free will; individuals are responsible for their choices, and they must strive to act righteously.

Together, these six articles form the core beliefs of Islam, shaping a Muslim's understanding of faith, morality, and their relationship with Allah and others.

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bismillahirrahmanirrahim,

hello, my name is jeje , and I’m dedicated to my studies in foundation in Arabic in CFS IIUM, hoping to leverage my education to create positive change in the world.

facilitator's name -

(usrah sem 1) : Nureen Dania binti Ruzaimi

(usrah sem 2) : Nurul Husna Binti Naili Rohmanu

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hurm, i think that we can improve our usrah by playing some fun games together after the topic discussion . for example, we can play silent killer game or board game or card game like uno right? , or maybe we can bring some snacks ? or candies ? to keep us alert and prevent the sleepiness ..

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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

and welcome to this semester’s usrah session. Alhamdulillah, we are blessed to gather here in usrah section 54 with new friends, with the intention to seek knowledge, strengthen our faith, and support one another on this journey. As we embark on this second semester, let us remind ourselves of the importance of unity and reflection in strengthening our relationship with Allah and each other. May this gathering be filled with blessings and the pursuit of beneficial knowledge. Let us begin this usrah with sincerity, open hearts, and the intention to grow together as a community. ˚ʚ♡ɞ˚

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Hikmah (wisdom) is a highly esteemed quality in Islam, often associated with deep understanding, intellect, and the ability to make sound judgments. It is a positive value because it guides individuals towards righteousness, ethical decision-making, and a balanced approach to life.

Ways to Acquire Hikmah:

1. Through ‘Ibādah (Worship) – Engaging in sincere acts of worship cultivates inner qualities such as humility, sincerity, and devotion, which are essential in developing wisdom.

2. Fear of Allah (Taqwa) – True wisdom comes from recognizing one’s dependence on Allah and acting in accordance with His guidance.

3. Seeking Knowledge – Learning from the Qur’an, Hadith, and scholars enhances one’s understanding of life and strengthens moral judgment.

4. Reflection and Experience – Contemplating life experiences and learning from them allows individuals to develop insight and discernment.

5. Practicing Good Deeds – Wisdom is not just theoretical; it manifests in righteous actions and ethical behavior.

By acquiring hikmah, a person gains the ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood, make fair decisions, and act in a manner that benefits both themselves and society.

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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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The wisdom (hikmah) derived from ibadah (worship) offers deep spiritual and moral benefits. Here are the reasons and sources of hikmah from ibadah:

1. Strengthening the Relationship with Allah

• Source: The Qur’an (Al-An’am, 6:162) – “Indeed, my prayer, my rites of sacrifice, my living and my dying are for Allah, Lord of the worlds.”

• Wisdom: Worship strengthens the bond with Allah, increasing mindfulness of His presence in one’s life.

2. Purification of the Soul

• Source: The Qur’an (Al-Ankabut, 29:45) – “Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing.”

• Wisdom: Worship purifies the soul by eliminating negative traits such as arrogance, envy, and hatred, while cultivating good character.

3. Discipline and Self-Control

• Source: The Qur’an (Al-Baqarah, 2:183) – “O you who have believed, decreed upon you is fasting…”

• Wisdom: Acts like fasting teach self-discipline, controlling desires, and fostering patience in the face of challenges.

4. Gratitude to Allah

• Source: The Qur’an (Ibrahim, 14:7) – “If you are grateful, I will surely increase your favor upon you…”

• Wisdom: Worship encourages thankfulness for Allah’s blessings, promoting contentment and gratitude.

In summary, the wisdom of ibadah shapes individuals spiritually, mentally, and socially, guiding them toward a more meaningful and blessed life.

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Salah with khushu’ brings several virtues:

1. Closer Connection to Allah: Strengthens your relationship with the Creator.

2. Forgiveness of Sins: Leads to the purification of sins (Sahih Muslim).

3. Increased Reward: Brings greater reward and submission to Allah.

4. Inner Peace: Provides tranquility and solace from life’s stresses.

5. Guidance and Protection: Helps stay on the righteous path.

6. Elevation in Status: Raises your rank in the eyes of Allah.

7. Enhances Patience: Builds resilience and perseverance.

8. Protection from Hellfire: Acts as a shield from punishment (Qur’an 23:1-11).

9. Spiritual Growth: Encourages deeper faith and understanding.

In essence, salah with khushu’ leads to spiritual benefits, rewards, and peace in both this life and the Hereafter.

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The virtues of sawm (fasting) include:

1. Purification of the Soul: Removes negative traits and purifies the heart.

2. Increased Taqwa (God-consciousness): Strengthens connection with Allah.

3. Forgiveness of Sins: Fasting leads to the forgiveness of past sins (Sahih Bukhari).

4. Detox for Body and Soul: Rejuvenates both physically and spiritually.

5. Humility and Empathy: Fosters empathy for the less fortunate.

6. Reward from Allah: Fasting brings great rewards from Allah (Sahih Bukhari).

7. Patience: Enhances self-discipline and resilience.

8. Protection from Hellfire: Shields from punishment (Sahih Bukhari).

9. Accepted Dua: Supplications are more likely to be accepted.

Fasting brings spiritual benefits, self-control, and closeness to Allah.

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The virtues of zakah and sadaqah include:

1. Purification of Wealth and Soul: Purifies both wealth and the heart.

2. Increased Blessings: Leads to more blessings and provision (Qur’an 2:261).

3. Protection from Calamities: Acts as a shield from hardship.

4. Reward from Allah: Brings great rewards (Qur’an 2:274).

5. Strengthens the Ummah: Reduces poverty and inequality.

6. Purifies the Heart: Encourages compassion and generosity.

7. Increases Lifespan: Brings barakah (blessings) to life.

8. Elevates Status in Paradise: Raises rank in the Hereafter (Qur’an 9:99).

In essence, charity brings spiritual, material, and societal benefits while fostering compassion and unity.

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The virtues of Hajj and Umrah include:

1. Spiritual Purification: Cleanses sins and purifies the soul (Sahih Bukhari).

2. Increase in Reward: Great rewards, especially Umrah during Ramadan (Sahih Bukhari).

3. Forgiveness of Sins: Offers a fresh start (Sahih Muslim).

4. Accepted Dua: Supplications made during Hajj and Umrah are accepted.

5. Cleansing from Materialism: Detaches from worldly desires.

6. Elevated Status in Paradise: Raises one’s rank in Paradise (Sahih Bukhari).

7. Strengthens Faith and Brotherhood: Fosters unity and equality among Muslims.

8. Physical and Mental Benefits: Enhances discipline, resilience, and peace.

In essence, Hajj and Umrah bring purification, rewards, and unity while strengthening faith and connection with Allah.

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why is honesty so important in the life of a muslim?

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everyone has their own wishes in life, but here’s mine: I aspire to excel in my studies, deepen my knowledge in everything that I learned, and ultimately use that education to create a positive impact in the world. I believe that with dedication and hard work, I can turn this wish into a reality. Moreover, I wish for friendships where open and honest communication thrives, allowing us to express our thoughts and feelings freely. And for my usrah's members and sister faci, thankyou so much for this sweet memories together, love you all

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To prepare for salah with khushu’ (humility and focus):

1. Purification (Wudu): Perform wudu mindfully, focusing on its spiritual significance.

2. Proper Clothing: Wear clean and comfortable clothes to avoid distractions.

3. Mental Preparation: Calm your mind, set aside distractions, and reflect on the purpose of prayer.

4. Quiet, Clean Space: Choose a peaceful, clean area for prayer.

5. Dhikr: Engage in remembrance of Allah before starting salah.

6. Understand the Prayer: Learn the meanings of the recitations to deepen focus.

7. Reflect on Allah’s Presence: Recognize that you are in the presence of your Creator.

8. Mindful Actions: Perform each prayer action slowly and with awareness.

9. Avoid Distractions: Focus solely on the prayer, gently refocusing if your mind wanders.

10. Seek Allah’s Help: Ask Allah for help in maintaining khushu’ during prayer.

These steps help you approach salah with mindfulness, ensuring a deeper, more focused connection with Allah.

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everyone has their own dreams and aspirations in life, and here are mine: I strive to grow academically, expand my understanding of the world, and use that knowledge to make a meaningful difference. With perseverance and determination, I believe I can achieve this goal.

Beyond that, I cherish friendships built on trust, honesty, and open communication-where we can truly be ourselves without hesitation. And to my beloved usrah members and sister faci, Nurul Husna binti Naili Rohmanu. thank you for the unforgettable moments and beautiful memories we've shared. i appreciate and love you all dearly ! ❤️