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Name: Muhammad Rafiq Irfan Bin Suhardie

Matric No.: 2319395

Age: 21 years old

Nationality: Malaysian

Programme: Bachelor of Computer Science

Hobbies: Badminton, socializing with friends, watching movies/TV-shows (action/rom-coms)

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For our group presentation, we focus on the topic of Adab (manners and etiquette), particularly the subtopics highlighted in the course outline which include adab towards our parents, adab towards neighbours and society, and adab as a student.

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Perhaps one of the most touching, inspirational stories in the Holy Quran is the story of Prophet Ayyub AS; he was a man of immense faith that was tested with extreme hardship–from his deteriorating health and dwindling wealth to the loss of his own children. Though in the face of all this adversity, his patience never wavered. Prophet Ayyub AS remained steadfast, always relying on Allah SWT for comfort and guidance through his various trials.

In the end, Allah SWT restored all that he lost, thus rewarding Prophet Ayyub AS for his relentless perseverance. Hence, this story goes to show no matter how grim and hopeless the situation is at the time, there is always a way out if one has Taqwa and Sabr.

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The unfortunate truth is that when we are "free", we tend to be too "lazy" to get up and do something good or productive. Conversely, when we are stripped of our free time, we complain that we are too "busy".

Therefore, this hadith highlights the self-deception that we tell ourselves, leading us to believe that we are victims of "time"; in actuality, we struggle to keep our Nafs in check and overcome our laziness as well as the fact that we tend to overlook the health that Allah SWT blessed us with.

It is a reminder that we should be extremely grateful for these blessings and not take them for granted, as somebody else's situation could be 100x worse than ours.

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Listening to Sir's Tazkirah !

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Through our Usrah class, I have forged new bonds with my fellow classmates and built a new brotherhood that is deeply invested in the teachings of Islam and rich history of our beloved prophets.

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Alhamdulillah ! We made it to our final class of Usrah 1 for this sem. I was honored to be called up by Sir to share my thoughts regarding the class environment, topics covered, style of teaching, peer camaraderie, and so on. I pray the lessons that Sir taught us remain with me till Jannah, InsyaAllah. May Allah SWT grant us an abundance of success and blessings as we continue our journey of learning at IIUM!

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Here is our group poster regarding the topic of patience (sabr) through the focused lens of Islamic values and teachings, particularly delving into the subtopics of inner peace, decision-making, individual growth, and stronger relationships!