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NAME : FATIMAH AZ ZAHRA BINTI MOHAMMAD SHA'ARI

MATRIC NO : 241737

COURSE : AED

HOME : TAPAH, PERAK

EMAIL : fatimahabc5@gmail.com

HOBBY : scrolling ig feeds 🌌

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🌊 Today in usrah, we talked about the adab of seeking knowledge, and it made me reflect on how I approach learning.

We started by discussing the importance of reciting a dua before seeking knowledge. It reminded me that learning should always begin with seeking Allah's guidance. Next, we talked about the importance of respecting teachers, acknowledging their role in guiding us. We were also reminded to have a sincere intention for Allah in everything we do, especially in learning, and to seek knowledge that benefits both this life and the hereafter.

Another point was about helping others, as sharing knowledge strengthens our own understanding and contributes to the well-being of those around us. Finally, developing good habits helps us stay consistent in learning.

The Quranic verses Surah Al-Alaq (1-5) and Surah Al-Isra' (9-21) emphasize the importance of seeking knowledge and using the Quran as a guide in life, reinforcing that learning is an act of worship.

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🌊 Today in usrah, we discussed the Hadith Jibril, one of the most important hadiths in Islam. This hadith is a conversation between Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the angel Jibril, who appeared in the form of a man to ask the Prophet some key questions in front of his companions.

The hadith covers three main aspects of Islam:

1. Islam: Jibril first asked the Prophet about Islam, and the Prophet answered by explaining the five pillars: the declaration of faith (shahadah), prayer (salah), fasting during Ramadan, giving charity (zakat), and performing Hajj for those who are able. These are the basic practices every Muslim should follow.

2. Iman: Next, Jibril asked about faith (iman). The Prophet explained that iman includes belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Day of Judgment, and qadr (divine decree). This shows that our faith goes beyond just physical acts of worship and includes our beliefs and trust in Allah’s plan.

3. Ihsan: Finally, Jibril asked about ihsan, which means excellence in worship. The Prophet described it as worshipping Allah as if you can see Him, even though you cannot, because He always sees you. Ihsan reminds us to always strive for sincerity and perfection in our worship and actions.

The hadith ends with Jibril asking about the signs of the Day of Judgment, and the Prophet listed some of them, including people competing to build tall buildings and the spread of ignorance. After Jibril left, the Prophet explained to his companions that the man was Jibril, who came to teach them their religion.

This hadith is so significant because it summarizes the core of Islam, iman, and ihsan, providing a complete understanding of our faith.

Surah Al-Baqarah (Ayat 284-286) highlights Allah’s complete knowledge and mercy, our affirmation of faith in Him and His messengers, and the reassurance that He will not burden us beyond what we can bear, while we seek His forgiveness and guidance.

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13 sept 24

🌊 Today in usrah, we discussed the first three pillars of Rukun Iman:

1. Iman kepada Allah (Faith in Allah): We emphasized the importance of believing in the Oneness of Allah, His existence, and His attributes. This belief is foundational to our faith and guides our actions and intentions.

2. Iman kepada Malaikat (Faith in Angels): We talked about the belief in angels created by Allah from light, who perform various tasks, such as conveying revelations and recording deeds. This belief highlights the unseen aspects of faith and Allah's control over creation.

3. Iman kepada Kitab (Faith in the Books): We learned about the divine scriptures revealed by Allah, including the Quran, Torah, Psalms, and Gospel. These books provide guidance for humanity and outline the path to righteousness.

Discussing these pillars today helped reinforce our understanding of the core beliefs that shape our faith and our relationship with Allah.

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🌊 usrah-20/9

rasul dan mesej berkenaan tauhid

-bersembah kepada Allah

-surah an-anbiya' ayat 24

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kepentingan rasul

-to convey Allah messages

-to answer our questions(what happened after died..etc)

-guiding humanity towards Allah

-menjelaskan apa tujuan penciptaan kita di atas muka bumi

-showing humanity the right path

-mewujudkan bukti

-memberikan manusia cth utk diteladani

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greatest blessing given to prophet Muhammad SAW

-Allah send prophet Muhammad to jin and human

-Allah menanamkan rasa takut dalam diri setiap musuh Nabi Muhammad

-bumi ialah tempat untuk beribadah

-harta rampasan perang

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cara mengaplikasikan amalan rasul dalam kehidupan seharian

-Nabi mempunyai akhlak yang baik dan patut dicontohi (Al-Amin)

-bersyukur

-tolerance , the story of Bedoyin

-taubat

-simple (islam itu mudah) ; muaz bin jabbal

-equality

-moderation (kesederhanaan hidup)

-give strenghts by praying to Allah

-patience

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kepercayaan kepada hari akhirat

-rukun iman yg kelima

-hidup kita akan berakhir ; will come to an end

-the last day ; will be brought back (hari kebangkitan)

-al-hasr

-the benefits and harm on our action

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kesan kepercayaan kita kepada hari akhirat

-fear of Allah

-grateful

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qada' qadar

-telah dirancang tetapi belum berlaku lagi

-knowledges;berkehendak;creation

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kebaikan mempercayai qada' dan qadar

-tenang (peace of mind)

-precaution

-buang sifat buruk (envy,ungrateful)

-bersyukur (takdir yg ditentukan)

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🌊 The story of Prophet Nuh begins when Allah sent him to guide his people, who were engaged in idol worship. Prophet Nuh called on them to abandon their idols and worship the One true God. However, his people were stubborn and rejected his message.

For hundreds of years, Prophet Nuh preached, but only a few believed in him. His people accused him of being mad and mocked him, especially when he began building the ark as commanded by Allah. When Allah decided to punish his people with a great flood, Prophet Nuh was instructed to bring the believers and pairs of every animal into the ark. After the floodwaters came, only those who were on the ark were saved, while the disbelievers drowned. This story emphasizes the importance of monotheism and faith in Allah, and we can learn from Prophet Nuh's unwavering dedication and patience in the face of rejection.

The story of Prophet Yusuf starts when he, the beloved son of Prophet Yaqub (Jacob), became the target of jealousy from his brothers. They conspired to get rid of him and eventually threw him into a well before selling him as a slave to traders. Throughout his life, Prophet Yusuf faced many trials; he was wrongfully accused by the wife of a high official, leading to his imprisonment.

Despite these hardships, Prophet Yusuf remained patient and relied on Allah. In prison, he was blessed with the ability to interpret dreams, which eventually led to an opportunity to interpret the king's dream. When his interpretation proved correct, he was released from prison and appointed as a trusted advisor to the king.

Both stories teach us valuable lessons about patience, resilience, and steadfast faith in Allah when facing trials. We can emulate the commitment to monotheism shown by Prophet Nuh and the patience and trust in Allah displayed by Prophet Yusuf, reminding us to stay strong in our beliefs and seek Allah’s guidance in challenging times.

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🌊 practicing adab in these relationships promotes harmony, respect, and mutual understanding.

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Summary: Wisdom Through Ibadah (Niat, Amal, Ihsan)

To gain wisdom from ibadah, it must include:

• Niat (Intention): Sincere intention to seek Allah’s pleasure (Hadith Bukhari).

• Amal (Actions): Acts done with discipline, patience, and responsibility.

• Ihsan (Excellence): Worshiping Allah as though we see Him, fostering humility and gratitude.

Importance of Wisdom

• Prevents meaningless worship.

• Ensures actions align with the Quran and Sunnah.

• Helps distinguish right from wrong and avoid regret.

Example: Prophet Sulaiman’s wisdom in resolving disputes shows the value of sound judgment.

Perfecting niat, amal, and ihsan in worship leads to wisdom, benefiting both spiritual and daily life.

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Ibadah is performed to gain Allah’s pleasure, with two types: umum (general) and khusus (specific). Umum ibadah is for everyone, while khusus is what Allah has commanded. Each ibadah has its benefits:

• Solat (prayer): Prevents immorality (Surah Al-Ankabut).

• Sawm (fasting): Encourages righteousness and reduces desires (Surah Al-Baqarah).

• Zakat (charity): Purifies the heart and removes greed (Surah At-Tawbah).

• Hajj: Increases taqwa (fear of Allah) and discipline (Surah Al-Baqarah).

Ibadah fosters moral discipline, spiritual purification, and taqwa, helping Muslims gain Allah’s pleasure.

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striving to achieve khushu’ in our salat is important in order to attain blessings in this world and the Hereafter. If salat is performed sincerely, life will be made easier by Allah.

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The virtue found in Salat with khushu’ is immense. When Salat is performed with sincerity and full focus, it brings not only spiritual benefits but also eases one’s life. Khushu’ in Salat helps purify the heart, increases connection with Allah, and brings peace to the soul. It enables one to gain Allah’s pleasure, fostering discipline, humility, and mindfulness in everyday life. The spiritual gems of Salat are taah (obedience), jihad (striving), munasabah (relevance), iffah (modesty), and tawaddu (humility). The more one strives to perfect their prayer with khushu’, the more blessings are attained in this world and the Hereafter. Through sincere worship, life becomes more manageable and filled with divine ease.

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The Wisdom of Fasting in Ramadhan

Fasting in Ramadhan brings numerous benefits, both spiritually and physically. It strengthens faith and self-discipline, teaching patience and self-control while bringing Muslims closer to Allah. It also promotes empathy by helping individuals understand the struggles of the less fortunate. Physically, fasting allows the body to detox and improves overall health. Additionally, it enhances social bonds through shared experiences like breaking fast and performing Tarawih prayers. Lastly, it serves as a means of self-purification and forgiveness, as sincere fasting can help erase past sins. Overall, fasting in Ramadhan nurtures the soul, body, and community.

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The Virtues of Zakah and Sadaqah

Zakah and Sadaqah bring countless virtues, benefiting both the giver and society. They purify wealth and foster generosity and humility, reminding Muslims that wealth is a trust from Allah. These acts reduce poverty and social inequality, providing relief to those in need. Additionally, they strengthen community bonds and promote mutual care. Spiritually, giving brings blessings (barakah) and increases faith, as Allah promises great rewards for those who give sincerely. Ultimately, Zakah and Sadaqah are not just financial obligations but powerful means of personal and social transformation.

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Throughout this semester, my experience with Usrah has been meaningful and insightful. It has provided me with a deeper understanding of Islamic values while strengthening my connection with others. The discussions were engaging, and I appreciated the sense of unity and encouragement within the group. Although there were challenges, such as balancing Usrah with other commitments, the overall experience was fulfilling. It reminded me of the importance of continuous self-improvement and the role of Islamic teachings in daily life. I am grateful for the knowledge gained and the friendships built during this Usrah.