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The Hadith of Jibril provides a concise and foundational explanation of the pillars of Islam, as taught by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). According to this hadith, the pillars of Islam are the core practices that every Muslim is required to follow.

1. Shahada

2. Salat

3. Zakat

4. Fasting

5. Hajj

Importance

The Hadith of Jibril provides profound insights into the adab of seeking knowledge, emphasizing respect, humility, sincerity, and focus. These etiquettes ensure that the process of learning is not just an intellectual pursuit but a spiritual and moral one that aligns with the teachings and example of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). By embodying these qualities, seekers of knowledge can gain true understanding and wisdom, making their learning beneficial and transformative.

The Hadith of Jibril outlines these five pillars as the essential practices that define a Muslim's faith and life. Together, they form a comprehensive framework for worship, ethical behavior, and community responsibility, guiding Muslims to live in accordance with the will of Allah.

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The adab (etiquette) of seeking knowledge includes:

1. Sincerity: Seek knowledge with the pure intention of pleasing Allah.

2. Humility: Approach learning with humility, recognizing that knowledge is vast.

3. Respect for Teachers: Show respect and gratitude towards teachers and scholars.

4. Patience and Perseverance: Be patient and consistent in learning, as knowledge requires effort over time.

5. Acting on Knowledge: Apply what you learn in daily life, as knowledge without action is incomplete.

6. Sharing Knowledge: Spread beneficial knowledge to others without arrogance.

These principles ensure that the pursuit of knowledge remains a virtuous and spiritually enriching

The ultimate goal is to live a life of purpose, integrity, and devotion, where every action, whether big or small, is infused with the intention of pleasing Allah and fulfilling His commands. This integrated framework of niat, amal, and worship leads to spiritual growth, moral development, and a harmonious relationship with the Creator and His creation.

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1. Belief in Qiyamah:

- This is the core of a Muslim’s faith, acknowledging the oneness of Allah (Tawhid).Muslims believe that Allah has no partners, no equals, and nothing can be compared to Him.

2. Belief in Angels (Iman bi al-Mala'ika):

- Muslims believe in the existence of angels, who are beings created by Allah from light.

3. Belief in the Hereafter:

- Muslims believe that the Qur'an is the final and complete revelation from Allah, given to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) through the Angel Jibril. It is considered the literal word of God, unchanged and eternal.

These beliefs are integral to the faith of a Muslim and shape their relationship with Allah, the unseen world, and the guidance they follow in life.

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Adab Towards Parents:

1. Respect and Obedience

2. Politeness in Speech

3. Gratitude

4. Help and Care

5. Prayer

Adab Towards Society and Neighbours:

1. Kindness

2. Generosity

3. Respect Privacy

4. Assistance

Adab as a Student:

1. Seek Knowledge with Sincerity

2. Respect Teachers

3. Diligence and Discipline

4. Humility in Learning

5. Sharing Knowledge

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Appreciation For Nature And Enviroment. Sustainability In Islam

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Appreciation For Nature And Enviroment. Sustainability In Islam

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Appreciation for nature and the environment is fundamental to fostering a deeper connection with the world around us. Appreciating nature can enhance our well-being, offering solace and inspiration. Whether through exploring forests, observing wildlife, or simply enjoying a sunset, these experiences remind us of the intrinsic value of the environment and our responsibility to cherish and protect it. Ultimately, fostering this appreciation can lead to more sustainable choices and a greater awareness of our role within the larger tapestry of life.

Points on sustainability in Islam:

Respect for Nature: The Quran encourages appreciation and care for nature, viewing it as a sign of God’s creation.

Sustainable Practices: Emphasis on practices like recycling, conserving water, and maintaining biodiversity aligns with Islamic teachings.

Climate Justice: Advocacy for fairness in environmental policies, ensuring that vulnerable communities are protected from ecological harm.

Prohibition of Wastefulness: Islam forbids excessive waste (Israf) and encourages efficient use of resources.

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Ihsan in Islam refers to the concept of excellence and striving for perfection in worship and conduct. It embodies the idea of doing good and being virtuous, both in one’s relationship with Allah and with others. The term is derived from the Arabic root "ḥ-s-n," which means "to do good." Ihsan encourages believers to act with sincerity, mindfulness, and beauty in all their actions, as if they can see Allah, and if not, to remember that He sees them. It plays a crucial role in personal development and fostering a just and compassionate society.

Eschatology in Islam, known as "Ilahiyat al-Akhirah," deals with the study of the end times and the afterlife. Key beliefs include the Day of Judgment (Yawm al-Qiyamah), where all individuals will be resurrected and held accountable for their deeds. The righteous will be rewarded with Paradise (Jannah), while the wicked will face punishment in Hell (Jahannam). Islamic eschatology emphasizes signs preceding the Day of Judgment, such as moral decay and the appearance of figures like the Mahdi and Jesus (Isa). Ultimately, it underscores the transient nature of life and the importance of living righteously in preparation for the hereafter.

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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 ḥikmah (wisdom) derived from ʿibādah (worship) can be understood through several key reasons and sources, which contribute to its transformative and guiding role in the life of a believer. These sources not only reveal the deeper purpose of worship but also show how worship leads to wisdom in both spiritual and worldly aspects.

Reasons for Ḥikmah from ʿIbādah

1. Purpose of Creation

2. Spiritual Purification

3. Increased Taqwa (God-consciousness)

4. Gratitude and Patience

Sources of Ḥikmah from ʿIbādah

1. The Qur'an

2. Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

3. Community and Fellowship (Jama'ah)

4. Reflection (Tafakkur)

Conclusion:

The wisdom (ḥikmah) from ʿibādah is not just in the outward rituals of worship but in the spiritual growth and transformation they bring about in the believer’s heart and life. Through worship, a believer attains closeness to Allah, receives guidance for ethical living, purifies their soul, and learns to make wise decisions based on divine insight. The sources of this wisdom are deeply rooted in the Qur'an, the Sunnah, supplication, reflection, and the believer’s relationship with the broader community of faith.

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The Interconnection of Ibadah, Amal, and Ihsan:

These three principles—Ibadah, Amal, and Ihsan—are complementary:

Ibadah provides the foundation of worship, aligning the heart and actions toward Allah.

Amal translates this alignment into tangible actions that benefit both the individual and society.

Ihsan raises the quality of these actions, ensuring they are done with sincerity, excellence, and mindfulness, aiming to achieve the highest standards in both faith and deeds.

Through this dynamic interplay, a believer becomes someone who not only fulfills their religious obligations but also lives with a constant awareness of Allah, striving for moral excellence and spiritual perfection. Ultimately, the hikmah of these practices is to nurture a deeper, more meaningful connection with Allah, contributing to both personal growth and the well-being of the wider community.

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1. Prayer in Islam (Ṣalāh):

Prayer is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, performed five times daily (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha). It involves physical postures and recitation to maintain a connection with Allah, seek guidance, and express gratitude. It signifies discipline, spiritual growth, and submission to Allah.

2. Submission in Islam (Islām):

Islam itself means “submission” or “surrender” to the will of Allah. Submission entails believing in the Oneness of Allah, following His commandments, and living a life of obedience, peace, and humility.

3. Jihad:

Jihad means “struggle” or “striving” in the way of Allah. It can take various forms:

• Greater Jihad (spiritual struggle): Striving against one’s inner desires to remain righteous.

• Lesser Jihad (physical struggle): Protecting or defending the faith and community when necessary, under ethical and just guidelines.

4. Tawaddu (Humility):

Tawaddu refers to humility and modesty in behavior, avoiding arrogance or pride. A humble person acknowledges Allah’s greatness and treats others with kindness and respect, seeking no superiority over them.

5. ‘Iffah (Chastity):

‘Iffah is the concept of purity, self-restraint, and modesty. It encompasses guarding one’s actions, speech, and desires, particularly regarding moral and ethical conduct, including sexual modesty and lawful interactions.

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I enjoy this usrah sessions and gained islamic knowledge so that I can be a better muslim

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My part= Hikmah

Observing proper etiquette in the mosque brings numerous spiritual and social benefits.

The Prophet said,The entire earth has been made a place of prayer, except for graveyards and washrooms

(Abu Dawood 492)

This highlights the sacredness of prayer, especially in mosques, which should be treated with utmost respect.Following mosque etiquette enhances personal spirituality, strengthens community ties, and preserves the sanctity of worship. These etiquettes, rooted in the teachings of the Prophet help create a peaceful and respectful environment for all worshippers.

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I think more fun activities should be implemented so that the usrah will be fun