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NAME : MUHAMMAD QAYYIM IRFAN BIN NAZRI

MATRIC : 235839

COURSE : ECONS

STATE : W.P PUTRAJAYA

POST SCHOOL : SMKA PUTRAJAYA

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The Five Pillars of Islam represent the essential acts of worship and submission to the will of Allah in the Islamic faith.

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The word "iman" (إيمان) in Arabic and its equivalent in many Islamic contexts means faith or belief. It signifies a deep and unwavering conviction in the core principles and teachings of Islam, including belief in Allah (God), His prophets, His books, the Day of Judgment, angels, and divine decree. Iman is the foundation of a Muslim's spiritual life and guides their actions, thoughts, and behaviors according to Islamic teachings. It emphasizes trust, submission, and devotion to Allah and His guidance as revealed in the Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.

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It is the highest level of faith and spiritual attainment in Islam, often described as the state of worshiping Allah as if one sees Him, or if one cannot achieve that level, worshiping Him as though He sees everything.

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Gratitude and Thankfulness: By abstaining from basic needs like food and water, Muslims learn to appreciate the blessings they have been bestowed with, fostering gratitude and thankfulness for the sustenance provided to them.

Renewal of Intentions: Ramadan offers an opportunity for individuals to renew their intentions, seek forgiveness, and strive for personal growth and spiritual renewal.

Unity and Brotherhood: The communal aspect of Ramadan, such as breaking the fast together (Iftar) and performing prayers in congregation, promotes unity, solidarity, and a sense of brotherhood among Muslims.