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Assalamualaikum everyone !

Name: Wan Nur’Elya Izzanie binti Zakariah

Nickname: El

Age: 21 years old

Siblings: 4 (I am the youngest)

Hobby: sleep, eat and spend time with family

Skills: communication skills, take pictures and videos

Kuliyyah: KENMS (bussiness administration)

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Taaruf week - Ta'aruf Exchanges Biodata. The ta'aruf process is usually carried out by both of them, namely through their respective biodata which is submitted by the companion (mediator). From this class, i get to know everyone and make friends. i love it.

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meaning of hadiths.

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Muslims believe that angels, or malaikah close malaikahThe Arabic word for angels, used in the Qur'an., were created before humans with the purpose of following the orders of Allah and communicating with humans. Muslims believe that angels, like all other creatures, were created by God.

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Qadar is the result of Allah's knowledge and qada is the manifestation of Allah's power. That is, Allah wrote with His knowledge and created with His power. Writing is qadar and creating is qada.

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Adab refers to the Islamic etiquette and entails good manners, morals, and appropriate actions.

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The group presentation for the last week of usrah.

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How Maryam’s story in the Qur’an inspired me to look after my mental health

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How Maryam’s story in the Qur’an inspired me to look after my mental health

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For me, Maryam in the Qur’an is the ultimate strong woman, devout and determined. Islamic sources narrate that she defies all the holy men in the temple by refusing to stay out of their way and play the traditional female gender role they expect from her.

What’s good enough for men is good enough for her and nothing less. Even though she is young, she won’t compromise her dignity or her beliefs for anyone. She does her own thing regardless. But it’s not easy.

Eventually, she secludes herself from all the haters and literally puts up a curtain to block them out. Then, the Qur’an tells us, the angel Gabriel appears and unexpectedly tells her she is to going to have a son.

Now what? What will people say? What will they think? Who is going to understand? Who will believe her? What if she is shunned and has to live as a total outcast? She withdraws to a remote place, presumably to avoid society’s harsh, misogynistic judgement about her situation – a situation they know nothing about.

The irony of being judged by people who don’t really know you always hits me hard. The fear of what people will think of me as a Muslim woman cuts both ways – when I’m not ‘Muslim enough’ for my family, or when I’m ‘way too oddball Muslim’ for my friends.

When I read this, I think about how much time and energy I used to spend just trying to hide different parts of myself from everybody. Parts of myself I wish I had been able to be proud of, parts of me I’ve had to negotiate with and nourish in a way my non-Muslim friends never had to struggle with.

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Surah Yusuf one of the most interesting, powerful, and moving surahs in the entire Qur’an. This surah is a very, very unique surah in the Qur’an, and a one-of-a-type of surah.

Surah Yusuf offers strategies, it encourages while at the same time gives warnings, and it gives accounts of man’s past while also predicting the future.