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NAME: ADAM RAZIQ BIN ABDUL RAHMAN
MATRIC: 220103
COURSE: TPHM
CONTACT NO. : 016-7857037

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Assalamualikum and hello. My name is Adam Raziq Bin Abdul Rahman and my matric number is 220103. I was born on 18 August 2004. This year , I enrolled as a student of CFS IIUM .I study in course Tourism Planning And Hospitality Management .I live in Parit Buntar , Perak . I am the first child of four siblings.

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My group mates have been very earnestly throughout our session to finish our task. we cooperate to find information about why our iman always been tested and at the same times we can get a new knowledge about iman while discussing this topic. Big thanks to our friends.

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During our session in usrah classes, I can get know friends from the other courses. Not only that i also can gain a new knowledge such as about hadith jibril which is this hadith teaches the ethics of seeking knowledge. I also learn about qada and qadar during aur third class.

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In my opinion to improve usrah is i think we must to make it longer which is we discussing about the topic in more details and have Q and A session. I also think that we must to have a game related to our topic.

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Week 1 : acquisition of hikmah from ibadah

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Week 1 : acquisition of hikmah from ibadah

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1.Strengthening the relationship with Allah: Ibadah is a means of developing a closer relationship with Allah. It helps Muslims to focus their attention on Allah and to remember His blessings and mercy. The act of ibadah helps to purify the heart and to strengthen the spiritual connection with Allah.

2. Purification of the soul:
The act of ibadah is a means of purifying the soul and removing negative qualities such as greed, envy, and anger. This is achieved through performing acts of charity, seeking forgiveness, and reflecting on one's own shortcomings.

3. Self-discipline and self-control:
Ibadah requires Muslims to be disciplined and to exercise self-control. This includes waking up for Fajr prayer, fasting during Ramadan, and abstaining from sinful activities.

4.Strengthening the community:
Ibadah is not only an individual act but also a communal act. It helps to bring Muslims together and to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood within the community.

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Week2 : how to be an excellent Muslim intellectually and practically

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Week2 : how to be an excellent Muslim intellectually and practically

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1.Seek knowledge:
The first step to becoming an excellent Muslim intellectually is to seek knowledge. This can be done by reading Islamic books, attending classes, listening to lectures, and seeking advice from knowledgeable scholars.

2.Practice Islam consistently:
Being an excellent Muslim practically involves consistent practice of the Islamic teachings. This includes praying five times a day, fasting during Ramadan, giving charity, and performing other acts of worship.

3.Develop good character:
Islam places great emphasis on good character and conduct. To be an excellent Muslim, one must strive to develop good character traits such as honesty, kindness, humility, and patience.

4. Be mindful of one's intentions:
In Islam, the intention behind one's actions is of great importance. To be an excellent Muslim, one must constantly reflect on their intentions and ensure that they are doing things solely for the sake of Allah.

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1. Find a quiet and comfortable space:
It's essential to find a quiet and peaceful space where you can focus without distractions. Find a place where you feel comfortable and safe.

2.Make wudu (ablution):
Before prayer, make wudu, which is a ritual purification by washing specific body parts. This helps to purify your body and mind, which makes it easier to focus during prayer.

3.Recite Quranic verses or dua:
Recite Quranic verses or dua before starting your prayer. This will help to calm your mind and prepare you for the prayer.

4.Slow down your prayer:
Take your time to perform each prayer movement slowly and thoughtfully. This will help you to stay focused and mindful during the prayer.

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Week 4 : Virtue found in salah with kusyu’

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Week 4 : Virtue found in salah with kusyu’

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Salah (prayer) is one of the five pillars of Islam, and it is an important act of worship for Muslims. Khusyu' refers to a state of complete concentration, humility, and presence of mind during salah. It is a state of mind where one is fully attentive to the act of prayer, and is completely focused on Allah.

The virtue found in salah with kusyu is that it brings the worshipper closer to Allah, and strengthens their faith. It is a way for Muslims to show their devotion and dedication to Allah, and to seek His mercy and forgiveness. Salah with kusyu also helps to purify the heart and soul, and instills a sense of tranquility and peace in the worshipper.

In the Quran, Allah says, "Successful indeed are the believers, who offer their salah (prayers) with all solemnity and full submissiveness." (Surah Al-Mu'minun, verse 1-2). This verse highlights the importance of offering salah with kusyu, and emphasizes that it is a key aspect of true faith.

In addition, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) has emphasized the importance of kusyu in salah in many of his sayings. For example, he said, "The key to Paradise is salah, and the key to salah is wudu (ablution), and the key to wudu is intention, and the key to intention is the heart that is focused and present." (Sunan Ibn Majah)

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Week 5 : virtues found in Ṣawm (Fasting)

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Week 5 : virtues found in Ṣawm (Fasting)

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1. Taqwa:
Fasting is a means of attaining taqwa, which means mindfulness and awareness of Allah. It helps in increasing one's consciousness of Allah and in developing a strong relationship with Him.

2. Patience:
Fasting requires a great deal of patience and self-control, as one has to abstain from food, drink, and other physical needs from dawn till sunset. This virtue can then be extended to other areas of life, helping one to deal with difficulties and challenges with patience and perseverance.

3. Gratitude:
Fasting teaches us to be grateful for the blessings we have in life, including food, water, and other necessities that we often take for granted. It also helps us to appreciate the abundance of food and drink that we enjoy throughout the year.

4. Self-discipline:
Fasting requires a lot of self-discipline and self-control, which can help individuals in developing good habits and breaking bad ones. This virtue can also help in avoiding excessive consumption and in practicing moderation in all aspects of life.

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Week 6 : virtues found in Zakāh/ Ṣadaqah

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Week 6 : virtues found in Zakāh/ Ṣadaqah

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1.Purification of Wealth:
Zakah and sadaqah purify a person's wealth and protect it from being corrupted by greed and selfishness.

2.Obedience to Allah:
By giving Zakah and sadaqah, Muslims are fulfilling their duty to Allah and obeying His commandments.

3. Compassion and Empathy:
Zakah and sadaqah promote compassion and empathy for those who are less fortunate, and help to alleviate their suffering.

4.Gratitude:
Giving Zakah and sadaqah is a way of expressing gratitude to Allah for the blessings and abundance that one has been given.

5.Humility:
Giving Zakah and sadaqah helps to cultivate humility by reminding Muslims that they are not the ultimate owners of their wealth, and that they should use it for the benefit of others.