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Name : Dinah Firhah binti Abdullah Azraai

Age: 19

Current Profession: Student at CFS IIUM

Course: Human Sciences

Matric Number: 241539

Birthdate : 1st February 2006

Birthplace: University Malaya Medical Centre (PPUM)

Hobby: Brisk walking & Watching Sunsets

Ambition: Counsellor

Dream: Always be a calm & kind-hearted person

Life Motto: If it's meant to be, it will be

How to Contact Me :

Phone Number: +60194196860

E-mail: firhahazraai@gmail.com

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Day/Date: Friday (20/12/2024)

1. Ethics of Seeking Knowledge

2. Al-Quran: The Book of Guidance

1. Ethics of Seeking Knowledge

Always have a good intention & strive for success (pray, work hard, stay consistent, & trust in Allah).

Avoid doing sins, as knowledge & sins cannot coexist.

Surround ourselves with a good circle of friends.

Being good to our parents & maintaining their good names.

Apply what we learn, use our knowledge to benefit others & prepare for the hereafter.

Reference, Surah As-Saff (2-3).

Al-Quran: The Book of Guidance

Surah Al-Isra' (9-12).

The Quran is guidance from Allah.

Practice reading the Quran & its interpretation (tafseer).

Everyone has the opportunity to change for the better.

Be grateful in both ease & hardship.

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Day/Date: Friday (27/12/2024)

Title: Hadith of Gabriel

The Event

- A stranger (Angel Gabriel) visited the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W., appearing as a clean & well-dressed person.

- The companions did not recognize him.

- Gabriel came to teach religion.

4 key topics Gabriel taught

1. Iman (Faith)

2. Islam

3. Ihsan (Excellence in Worship)

4. The Hour (End Times)

Gabriel's Actions as a Lesson

- He sat in front of Prophet Muhammad, teaching the importance of sitting in the front row in class or gatherings.

- When asked a question, companions would respond honestly, saying Allah knows better than guessing.

Key lessons

- Do not feel superior or inferior to others.

- Do not wait to become good before seeking knowledge; learning is a continuous journey.

- Society is destroyed when people pretend to know what they don't.

Five Pillars of Islam

1. Shahadah

2. Salah (Prayer)

3. Fasting in Ramadan

4. Zakat (Charity)

5. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

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Day/Date: Friday (10/1/2025)

Title: 6 Pillars of Islam

1. Belief in Allah

Tawhid: Believing in the Oneness of Allah.

Asma' was Sifat: Allah has 99 names & perfect attributes.

Rububiyyah (Lordship of Allah): Allah controls everything & manages the universe.

Uluhiyyah (Worship of Allah): Allah is the Only One worthy of worship, & we should rely on Him.

Believe that Allah is our Creator.

Avoid arrogance as a creation of Allah.

Understand that everything in life has a purpose & it is not meaningless.

2. Belief in Angels

There are 10 angels with specific tasks.

Allah created angels to demonstrate His power.

Angels serve as intermediaries between Allah & humans.

Angels constantly observe & record human actions.

Their presence reminds us that we are never alone.

3. Belief in Holy Books

There are 4 divine books revealed by Allah.

The Quran is the final revelation & must be valued.

The Quran is a direct message from Allah.

Reading the Quran brings blessings, & Allah will not abandon those who follow it.

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Day/Date: Friday (17/1/2025)

Title: 6 Pillars of Islam

4. Belief in the Prophets

The righteous & prophets face the most tests in life.

Muslims are the inheritors of Jannatul Firdaus.

Faith (Iman) is necessary to overcome challenges.

Allah tests people according to their abilities.

Prophet Ibrahim was mentioned in tahiyyat.

Instead of watching entertainment, learning about the prophets' stories is more beneficial.

5. Belief in the Hereafter

Having faith in the afterlife makes worldly struggles easier.

Wealth does not decrease through charity.

Everyone's sustenance (rezeki) is already determined.

Trust in Allah & surrender to His Will.

Strengthening faith: Practice gratitude, patience, & acceptance.

Be grateful for good things.

6. Belief in Qada' & Qadar

Qadar (Predestination) comes first, followed by Qada (execution of fate).

Believers must accept Qada' & Qadar.

Certain aspects of fate (e.g., death, sustenance & marriage) are predestined but can be changed through effort & prayers.

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Usrah 12

Days: Friday & Saturday

Dates: 17 & 18/1/2025

1. Iqra' (Read & Seek Knowledge)

"Iqra'" means to read and seek knowledge.

Reference: Surah Al-Alaq (1-5) – emphasizes learning and gaining wisdom.

Seeking knowledge is a journey that requires:

Understanding religion first.

Curiosity and desire for truth.

Moral and social connections.

Setting the right intentions.

Learning from teachers (seeking guidance).

Example: The story of Prophet Musa and Khidr (Surah Al-Kahf 60-82) teaches patience in seeking knowledge.

2. Amanah (Trust & Responsibility)

Knowledge is a blessing from Allah and must be used wisely.

Key values:

Never stop learning – don't give up.

Be polite and respectful – knowledge comes with good manners.

Be responsible for your actions – knowledge must lead to good deeds.

Trust in Allah – learning is a lifelong journey.

Stay vigilant – the closer we are to Allah, the more we face challenges.

Rules of Seeking Knowledge:

Be humble and patient.

Obey Allah’s will and seek His guidance.

Respect teachers and seek forgiveness.

Concept of Trust:

Earth is for all – we must care for Allah’s blessings.

Good character and ethical responsibility.

3. Khalifah (Leadership & Stewardship)

A Khalifah (vicegerent) is a leader responsible for justice and well-being.

Islamic leadership is about managing, caring for the world, and ensuring fairness.

Moral & ethical responsibility:

Islam entrusts humans with moral and ethical duties.

Prophet Muhammad is the best example of leadership.

Key Qualities of a Leader:

Knowledge & wisdom.

Balance & moderation – avoid extremes and promote fairness.

Verifying information – Example: Prophet Sulaiman’s story (wisdom in leadership).

4. Rahmatan lil ‘Alamin (Mercy to All Worlds)

Rasulullah (Prophet Muhammad) is a mercy to all worlds.

Universal compassion & mercy:

Islam teaches kindness to everyone, regardless of faith.

Inclusivity:

Promote a just and compassionate society.

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Day/Date: Friday (24/1/2025)

Title: The Day of Judgement.

1. Belief in The Day of Judgement

Believing in the Day of Judgement is part of faith.

The end of the world (Qiyamah) will definitely happen, but the exact time is unknown.

The world needs balance, & Islam provides logical & reasonable guidance.

The Day of Judgement distinguishes between believers (Muslims) & disbelievers (non-Muslims).

2. Minor Signs of the Day of Judgement.

The number of women will far exceed the number of men.

Earthquakes will increase.

People will lose kindness & compassion.

Entertainment & distractions will gain more attention.

Time will feel like it's passing faster.

More people will believe in zodiacs.

3. Major Signs of the Day of Judgement.

Mothers will give birth to masters ( a sign of disrespect towards parents).

Many false prophets will appear.

The emergence of Dajjal.

The return of Prophet Isa (Jesus).

The appearance of Dukhan (a great smoke).

The arrival of Gog & Magog (Yakjuj & Makjuj).

Arabs will become wealthier.

Medina will be abandoned when Dajjal arrives.

-> Dajjal (The False Messiah)

His real name is "Al-Masih Ad-Dajjal).

He was born 100 years before Prophet Musa (Moses).

His mother had an illicit relationship with a jinn.

He is linked to the Mediterranean Sea.

4. Ihsan (Spiritual Excellence).

Definition: Doing good deeds with sincerity, knowing that Allah is always watching.

3 characteristics of Ihsan:

1. Always do good.

2. Always strive for the best.

3. Do everything to please Allah.

-> Key Lessons:

Those with Ihsan know that Allah sees everything they do.

Islam is the gateway to faith, & faith (Iman) strengthens one's relationship with Allah.

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Day/Date: Friday (7/2/2025)

Title: Etiquette Towards People

1. Etiquette Towards Parents

To educate & discipline.

Etiquette can change; it is a process, not permanent.

People observe our manners because our character reflects our etiquette.

Quran reference: Surah Maryam (41-46)

Use beautiful language that speaks kindly & respectfully.

Example: Prophet Ibrahim's stories.

Key actions:

1. Speak politely (respect elders but avoid excessive flattery).

2. Continuously pray for them.

3. Be humble.

2. Etiquette with Friends

Mind our words: Be mindful of speech.

Self-care first: Before helping others, help ourselves first.

Respect differences: Accept that friends may have different opinions.

Give personal space: Respect their boundaries & privacy.

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Day/Date: Friday (14/2/2025)

Title: Poster Roleplay

This is our group's poster. This poster bis asically about the Importance of Adab towards humans.

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Overall, from my point of view, usrah is of good activity because it is like meeting once a week and sharing knowledge together with friends. Basically, by joining this kind of activity, I can enhance my knowledge about Islam, such as Hadith Gabriel & learned about Adab in Islam.

But, for me. I hope our usrah can be more interactive because usrah supposedly makes us bond with usrah's mate, but I don't see it here. Everyone likes doing their own things sometimes. Maybe doing some activities together can strengthen the relationship.

But overall, usrah for this semester was great. It was 9/10 because everyone was nice & friendly. That's all from me. Thank you. May we meet again in the future, aamiin. 🤍

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Day/Date: Friday (18/4/2025)

Topic: Introduction to Usrah 2

1. 4 Elements in Usrah ; Taaruf, Tafahum, Ta'awun & Takaful.

2. Set the right intention to join usrah

Why? For Allah (lillahitaa'la)

Expected outcomes from joining usrah

3. إنَّمَا الْأَعْمَالُ بِالنِّيَّاتِ

Actions are according to intentions

Good intentions lead to good actions

Bad intentions lead to bad actions

4. Do the right 'amal

Ikhlas & Follow Al-Qur'an & As-Sunnah

5. Ihsan

Ihsan refers to the situation where we should serve Allah as though we could see Him, even though we cannot see Him, yet He sees us.

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Day/Date: Friday (25/4/2025)

Topic: Reasons & Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

1. Main Ibadah in Islam

Salah, sawm, zakah, hajj

2. Salah (Prayer)

Surah al-Ankabut (29:45)

Attributes of Salah :

Instills awareness of Allah

Restraints from immoral behaviour

Encourages obedience

3. Sawm (Fasting)

Surah al-Baqarah (2:183)

Attributes of Sawm :

Recognizing Allah's constant observation

Weakening Satan's influence

Fostering acts of worship

Develop taqwa, empathy & discipline

4. Zakah

Surah at-Tawbah (9:103)

Attributes of Zakah :

Purifies wealth & self

Fostering generosity

Reducing greed

Cleanses sins & bad traits

Supports needy

5. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Surah al-Baqarah (2:197)

Attributes of Hajj :

Disciplines believers to follow Allah's commandments

Abstain from prohibited acts

Avoid indecent acts, disobedience & disputes

Stay devoted to worship & good deeds

Conclusion:

Fosters moral discipline, taqwa & spiritual purification

Understanding ibadah sincerely, Muslim can gain Allah's pleasure

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Day/Date: Friday (9/5/2025)

Topic: Preparation of Salah with Khushu'

1. Surah al-Mu'minun (1-11) - Characteristics of successful believers.

They are humble in prayer

They avoid useless talk

They give charity (zakat)

They guard their modesty

They keep their promises

They protect their prayers

Their reward is Paradise (Al-Firdaus)

2. How to Khushu'

Concentration (focus)

Believe that Allah sees everything that we do

Understand the recitation in prayer

Do the tama'ninah

Clean our hearts and minds

Pray in a clean and suitable place

Pray like that is our last prayer

Understand the conditions of acceptance of Salah

Fulfil the pillars of Salah

Do the Taharah - Wudu' & Tayammum

3. Application of Salah based on situations

1. Qasr & Jama' - Qasr ( shortening the prayer ), jama' ( the combining of prayers )

2. Nawafil - Any deed which is not fardh (obligatory) is called a Nafill Deed ( Sunnat prayer - rawatib )

3. Illness - Rukhsah

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Day/Date: Friday (16/5/2025)

Topic: Virtues Found in Salah with Khushu'

1. Surah Luqman (12-19)

Most Significant Highlights:

Do not associate partners with Allah (Tauhid)

Be kind to parents

Perform prayer and encourage good deeds

Be humble and polite

2. The Virtues

الطاعة (Submission / Loyalty)

1. Total obedience to Allah's commands

2. Bowing signifies submission

3. Builds unwavering loyalty to Allah

Reflection: Salah reminds us of our purpose to submit to Allah

الجهاد (Struggle in the path of Allah)

1. In salah, we need to overcome distractions to maintain focus

2. Battling the self to achieve khushu'

Reflection: Daily prayers strengthen our resolve to face life's struggles with patience

محاسبة (Reflection)

1. In salah, time for self-reflection & seeking forgiveness

2. Evaluate actions & intentions before Allah

Reflection: Encourages a purified heart & clear conscience

تواضع (Humility / Humbleness)

1. In salah, physical acts like bowing & prostration demonstrate humility

2. Remove arrogance & instill gratitude

Reflection: Develops a humble attitude in daily life

عفة (Modesty / Self-restraint from sinful behaviour)

1. A reminder of Allah's presence fosters modesty

2. Nurtures self-discipline & moral

Reflection: A barrier against sins

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Day/Date: Friday (23/5/2025)

Topic: The Virtues of Sawm (Fasting)

1. Surah al-Baqarah (2:183)

We as Muslims are obligated to fast in the month of Ramadhan

Develops taqwa and discipline

2. Things to do while period in Ramadhan

Listen to the Qur'an

Do zikr

Sadaqah

Enhance knowledge about Islamic literature

Making du'a during the last third of the night of Ramadhan

Cook for those who fasting

3. The Virtues

Develops sabr in our hearts

Develops takrim (respect & deference)

Instills rahmah (friendliness)

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Day/Date: Friday (30/5/2025)

Topic: The Virtues Found in Zaqah/Sadaqah

1. Surah al-Baqarah (2:277)

Zakah is one of the pillars of Islam

Impacts individuals and society

2. Zakah

Literally is growth, increase & cleanliness & betterment

Technically is a determined share of wealth prescribed by God to be distributed

Difference from tax: Zakah promotes spiritual purification

3. Difference between Zakah & Sadaqah

1. Zakah - compulsory | Sadaqah - reconnected act of ibadah

2. Zakah - Allah specified its recipient, amounts & etc | Sadaqah - Allah did not specify its recipient, amounts & etc

4. The Virtues

1. Tawaqqul - We put our 100% reliance on Allah

2. Train Muslims to rely on Allah rather than material wealth

3. Assurance that Allah will replace that is given for His sake

4. Fosters love & empathy among Muslims

5. Purifies society from envy & hatred

5. Bridging Relationships

Vertical correlation - Relationship with Allah

Horizontal correlation - Relationship with Ummah

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Day/Date: Friday (13/6/2025)

Topic: Poster Roleplay

This is our group's poster. This poster is basically about the Zakah on Wealth ( Zakat Mal ). My part in this poster are the Receivers of Zakat and Hadith about Zakat. 💞

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Overall, from my point of view, Usrah is of good activity because it is like meeting once a week and sharing knowledge together with friends. Basically, by joining this kind of activity, I can enhance my knowledge about the pillars of Islam and the virtues within it.

Usrah for this semester was great. It was 10/10 because everyone was nice & friendly. That's all from me. Thank you. May we meet again in the future, aamiin. 🤍