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Taaruf and Acquisition of Hikmah from Ibadah 20/12

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Taaruf and Acquisition of Hikmah from Ibadah 20/12

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WEEK 1

Bismillah and Assalamualaikum!

In Week 1, we focused on introducing ourselves and remembering each other's names. I really enjoyed the ta’aruf session because everyone had fun getting to know one another.

Principles of Usrah:

1. Ta’aruf (Getting to know each other)

2. Tafahhum (Mutual understanding)

3. Ta’awun (Cooperation)

4. Takaful (Mutual support)

After that, Sr. Sakinah introduced the topic:

The Acquisition of Ibadah:

-Niat (Setting the right intention)

Intentions are essential, as they determine whether an action will be rewarded by Allah. Every deed is judged based on the intention behind it.

-ihsan (excellence in worship)

doing things for the sake of Allah with sincerity and striving to do them in the best way possible.

Adab in learning refers to the proper manners, etiquette, and conduct that one must uphold in the pursuit of knowledge, particularly in Islamic tradition. It includes showing respect toward teachers, peers, and knowledge itself, while cultivating humility, sincerity, and dedication.

Conclusion:

Adab in learning is crucial as it not only enhances a student's intellectual growth but also nurtures their moral and spiritual development. It instills respect, humility, and gratitude, which are essential in both acquiring and applying knowledge. By practicing adab, a learner upholds the sanctity of knowledge, honors their teachers, and embraces the lifelong journey of learning. Ultimately, adab ensures that knowledge is sought with sincerity and purpose.

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Reasons and Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah  27/12

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WEEK 2

Ibadah refers to all actions performed with the intention of seeking Allah’s blessings. It is categorized into two types:

1. Ibadah ‘Ammah (General acts of worship)

2. Ibadah Khassah (Specific acts of worship)

Examples of Ibadah Khassah:

1. Prayer (Salah): On the Day of Judgment (Yawm al-Qiyamah), the first deed to be accounted for in Padang Mahsyar (the field of gathering) is Salah.

2. Fasting (Sawm): The main objective of fasting is to attain taqwa (God-consciousness) and cultivate self-discipline.

3. Zakat (Charity): It purifies one's wealth by allocating a portion to those in need, fostering social justice and compassion.

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WEEK 3

An essential aspect of ensuring that prayer is sincere, meaningful, and spiritually fulfilling is achieving khusyu’—a state of humility, focus, and deep submission to Allah. To cultivate khusyu’ in Salah, a Muslim should take both physical and spiritual steps to establish the right environment and mindset for worship.

Preparing for Salah with Khusyu’

-Set a Quiet and Clean Space:

Choose a clean and peaceful place for prayer, as cleanliness is a fundamental principle in Islam and a sign of respect toward Allah.

-Purification (Wudu):

Perform wudu (ablution) before prayer, as it not only purifies the body but also prepares the soul for worship.

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The Virtues Found in Salah with Khusyu'  17/1 

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WEEK 4

1. Submission to Allah (Taat) – When we pray, we surrender ourselves entirely to Allah, acknowledging His power and guidance over our lives.

2. A Form of Jihad – While jihad is often associated with battle, it also refers to striving in all aspects of life. Salah trains us to develop discipline and focus in everything we do.

3. Humility (Tawadhu') – Prayer reminds us of our status as servants of Allah, helping us let go of arrogance and pride. True humility in salah is shown by following the way Allah has commanded us to pray.

4. Self-Reflection (Muhasabah) – Through prayer, we become more aware of our actions and recognize our dependence on Allah, allowing us to improve ourselves spiritually.

5. Modesty (Iffah) – Salah nurtures self-discipline and protects us from sin, reinforcing our moral and ethical boundaries.

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WEEK 5

1. Discipline and Self-Control

Fasting cultivates self-discipline by requiring restraint from physical desires such as hunger, thirst, and other needs. By consciously avoiding pleasures that are normally permissible, Muslims develop greater control over their actions and impulses.

2. Strengthening Patience

Fasting instills perseverance and endurance, helping Muslims navigate hardships with resilience. It reinforces faith and trust in Allah while fostering patience in both personal and professional challenges.

3. Increased Good Deeds

The blessings of Sawm encourage Muslims to engage in more righteous actions, as the rewards for good deeds are multiplied during this time.

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The Virtues Found in The Virtues The Virtue Found in Zakah/Sadaqah  7/2

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WEEK 6

1. Purification of Wealth and Soul

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "Charity does not decrease wealth." (Sahih Muslim). This highlights that giving for the sake of Allah brings blessings and spiritual growth rather than material loss.

2. Increased Barakah (Blessings)

Allah promises to increase the wealth and blessings of those who give in charity. This teaches that generosity leads to abundant rewards, both in this life and the Hereafter.

3. A Form of Gratitude

By giving charity, Muslims acknowledge that all provisions come from Allah. Sharing wealth with those in need reflects gratitude and fulfills the responsibility of helping others.