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Assalamualaikum ! Hi, my name is Nur Arissa but Ari for short.

I am an English Communication student. I'm beyond grateful to be put in a class full of beautiful souls.

A little tmi about myself, I'm an artist and also a photographer. I do paint on my leisure time. However, now I'm stuck with commitments TT. Other than that, I am also a person who loves to explore and discover new things and develop beyond concentration in my interests.

Moreover, I do hope to gain more input by joining this usrah group,

XO, loves.

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The definition of 'Hikmah':

comprehending the command of Allah

helps to understand Islam better and to become a better muslim.

Setting the Niat :

niat is the reason or an objective of a goal.

The 'niat' needs to be fulfilled by being 'ikhlas' or sincere in order to gain benefits and be rewarded.

Applying the Amal :

sincerity - do things sincerely. everything is an Ibadah if we do things with sincerity.

purity of intentions

clarity - the point of pursuing something needs to be clear to reach the goals.

focus - in order to reach the goal, we need to give full attention in what we're facing.

consistency - istiqamah in our deeds and amal eg; solat taubah after solat fard.

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Reasons and Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

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Reasons and Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

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Salah :

1. Keeps You Connected to Allah – Salah is your daily check-in with Allah. No matter how messy life gets, it reminds you that He’s always there, listening.

2. Discipline - The five daily prayers structure a Muslim’s day, instilling a sense of responsibility and discipline.

3. Physical Benefits – The movements in salah improve circulation, posture, and flexibility, almost like a form of exercise.

Sawm (fasting) :

1. Strengthens Connection with Allah - it works as a reminder that everything we do is for the sake of seeking Allah's pleasure.

2. Teaches Self-Control – No food, no water, no negativity—it’s a full detox. It helps you master patience, control your emotions, and break bad habits.

3. Scientifically Beneficial – Scientifically, fasting improves metabolism, detoxes your system, and gives your digestive system a break. It’s like a spiritual AND physical refresh.

Zakah :

1. Purifies Your Wealth – Giving zakah cleanses your money. It’s a reminder that wealth isn’t just yours; it’s a trust from Allah.

2. Helps Those Struggling – Your zakah can feed families, provide shelter, and change lives. It’s a direct way to make a difference.

Haji :

1. Reminds You of Your Purpose – In Hajj, you strip away everything—status, wealth, distractions—and focus only on Allah. It reminds you why you’re really here.

2. Teaches Patience & Humility – Hajj is physically and emotionally challenging. It forces you to let go of pride, stay patient, and surrender to Allah’s plan.

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Salah is the obligatory prayer that Muslims perform five times a day. It’s not just a ritual—it’s a direct connection with Allah, a way to reset, seek guidance, and stay grounded in faith.

Conditions of Acceptance of Salah ;

Purity (Taharah) – You must be in a state of wudu (or ghusl if required) and free from impurities on your body, clothes, and prayer area.

It’s a Command from Allah – Salah is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, meaning it’s a fundamental part of being a Muslim.

It Purifies the Soul – Salah washes away sins, just like water cleanses dirt.

It Brings Inner Peace – No matter how chaotic life gets, those few minutes in prayer give you calmness and clarity.

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1. Loyalty submission to Allah

Solat is like a private conversation with Allah—no intermediaries, no waiting in line. Five times a day, you get to pour your heart out to Him.

2. Struggle to be in Allah's mercy

Praying five times a day builds discipline, patience, and resilience. It keeps your heart firm in faith and reminds you of what truly matters.

3. Humility

Life gets stressful, but solat is that pause button that brings calmness and clarity. The Prophet ﷺ used to say:
"O Bilal, give the call to prayer, and let us find comfort in it." (Abu Dawood)

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This week we focused on 3 types of virtues:

sabar (patience)

taqwim

rahmat

1. Strengthens Connection with Allah - it works as a reminder that everything we do is for the sake of seeking Allah's pleasure.

2. Teaches Self-Control – No food, no water, no negativity—it’s a full detox. It helps you master patience, control your emotions, and break bad habits.

3. Scientifically Beneficial – Scientifically, fasting improves metabolism, detoxes your system, and gives your digestive system a break. It’s like a spiritual AND physical refresh.

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In this week, we have discussed that the virtue of Zakah is divided to two - Tawakkul and Ukhwah.

TAWAKKUL

The virtues of zakah in relation to tawakkul (trust in Allah) are deep and life-changing. Here’s how giving zakah strengthens your reliance on Allah:

When you give zakah, you’re proving that you believe wealth comes from Allah, not your own efforts alone. You trust that He will replace what you give and provide for you in ways you can’t even imagine.

“And whatever you spend in charity, He will compensate it. And He is the Best of Providers.” (Quran 34:39)

UKHWAH - Brotherhood

The virtues of zakah in strengthening brotherhood are profound. Zakah is not just about wealth—it’s about creating a caring, united, and compassionate society:

Creates a Spirit of Unity

Islam is a brotherhood, and zakah keeps that bond strong by ensuring no one is left behind.

When everyone gives and receives fairly, trust and solidarity grow.