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About Me
Name : Muhammad Danial Aiman bin Shamsul Bahar
Date of birth : 8th July 2004
Place of birth : Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Contact number : 0126878704
Social Media : Instagram - itsdanialaiman

Education
2011 - 2013 : SJKC Yak Chee
2013 - 2016 : SK Pusat Bandar Puchong
UPSR : 4As 2Bs

2017 : SMK Pusat Bandar Puchong
2018 - 2021 : Sekolah Seri Cahaya
PT3 : 7As 2Bs
SPM : 3A+ 4As 1B

2022 - 2023 : Foundation in Laws, Centre for Foundation Studies, International Islamic University Malaysia

Leadership
1. Captain of Sekolah Seri Cahaya's Football Team
2. President of Sekolah Seri Cahaya's Islamic Society
3. Captain of Sekolah Seri Cahaya's Yellow House Club

Acheivements
1. Champion of Sekolah Seri Cahaya's Jogathon
2. Sports Day (Athlete of The Year)
3. Best Poetry Reciter, Poetry Recitation

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What I've done for the role play?
I have explained on how Ihsan should be applied to the creations of Allah such as to parents, other humans and all animals.

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MEANING
1. HUSN : BEAUTIFUL/GOOD
2. EVERY POSITIVE QUALITY - HARMONY/BEAUTY
3. OPPOSITE OF QUBH(REPULSIVE)
4. OPPOSITE OF SU'(EVIL)

CONCEPTS
1. LEXICAL MEANING - DOING GOOD/GOOD MANNERS
2. HADITH JIBRIL - PERFECTING SOMETHING/DOING SOMETHING IN THE BEST WAY HADITH JIBRIL -
3. WORSHIPPING ALLAH KNOWING HE IS PRESENT AND WATCHING
4. CONCLUSION : A BELIEVER WILL DO GOOD IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE KNWOING ALLAH IS WATCHING

IHSAN IN QURAN
1. HASANAH, HUSNA, MUHSIN, AHSAN - 194 TIMES
2. AL NAHL 90 - TO APPLY IHSAN IN AL -ADL
3. AL QASAS 84 - AL HASANAH COVERS ALL INJUNCTIONS OF ALLAH AND PROPHET SAW
4. AL KAHF 88 - HUSNA - RECOMPENSE GIVEN TO THOSE WHO HAVE FAITH IN ALLAH SWT

IHSAN IN HADITH
1. HADITH JIBRIL - "It is that you worship Allah as if you see Him. and even though you do not see Him, He sees you." (Muslim)
2. HADITH SAW - PERFORM ACT IN THE BEST WAY, DOING WELL TO OTHERS, DONG BEYONG MINIMUM EXPECTED, IHSAN IN KILLING ANIMALS FOR CONSUMPTION
3. HADITH SAW - CHOOSING BEAUTIFUL NAMES FOR CHILDREN

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Goals in CFS IIUM
1. Getting Dean's List every semester
2. Represent CFS in Sports and Martial Arts Carnival
3. Take part in many more volunteering projects and adventure sports

Goals in IIUM Gombak
1. Getting Dean's List every semester
2. Joining political party and represent the youth - MUDA

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1. I pray that Usrah sessions will have better activities
2. I pray that Usrah sessions for the next semester will be conducted to discuss issues regarding mMuslim countries and how to bring people closer to Islam
3. I pray that Usrah sessions will be conducted to discuss on Islamic news and how to avoid any heresy in Islam

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I learned that worshipping(ibadah) can come in many forms and not only in the form of prayer or fasting, but also in the form of giving and technically doing anything good for the sake of Allah. For instance, giving food to the homeless for the same of Allah means wanting Allah to be pleased with you or helping our parents with the house chores so that we’ll be rewarded by Allah and even studying can be for the sake of Allah means going to school and studying to spread the knowledge that we gained for the future generations. Therefore, the purpose of life is to do everything for the sake of pleasing Allah

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1. Al Ankabut 45
- Recite what has been revealed to you of the Book and establish prayer. Indeed, ˹genuine˺ prayer should deter ˹one˺ from indecency and wickedness. The remembrance of Allah is ˹an˺ even greater ˹deterrent˺. And Allah ˹fully˺ knows what you ˹all˺ do.
- From this verse, we learned that Allah has establish prayer for all Muslims. This is because Allah knows that prayer is the one that can remove us from evil and indulge us in goodness. Therefore, no matter how much we have sinned in this life and no matter how much we have displeased Allah, the five daily prayers are the ones that put us back on track in the path of Allah.

2. Al Baqarah 183
- O believers! Fasting is prescribed for you—as it was for those before you1—so perhaps you will become mindful ˹of Allah˺.
- One of the five pillars of Islam is fasting. From this verse we can understand that Allah has made it compulsory for us to fast on Ramadhan. Allah knows best and He is the best of planners because He knows that fasting can peevent us from doing evil and it allows us to appreciate the things that has been gifted to us.

3. At Tawbah 103
- Take from their wealth ˹O Prophet˺ charity to purify and bless them, and pray for them—surely your prayer is a source of comfort for them. And Allah is All-Hearing, All-Knowing.
- We understand that zakah is a compulsory deed in Islam. Zakah usually is performed during Ramadhan and before Eidul Fitr. Many question why Zakah is important. One of the reasons is to purify our wealth. From the verse, Allah says that charity purifies our wealth from evil. Evil in wealth can come from many sources such as Riba, Stealing and etc. Therefore, Allah knows best and He made it compulsory for us to perform Zakah to prevent us from evil.

4. Al Baqarah 197
- Ḥajj is [during] well-known months,1 so whoever has made ḥajj obligatory upon himself therein [by entering the state of iḥrām], there is [to be for him] no sexual relations and no disobedience and no disputing during ḥajj. And whatever good you do - Allāh knows it. And take provisions, but indeed, the best provision is fear of Allāh. And fear Me, O you of understanding.
- We as Muslims understand that Hajj is compulsory for every muslim that are capable. Allah does not burden a sould beyond than it can bear. That is why Allah only made it compuslory for those who can afford as we know that Hajj is not cheap during this times. Hajj allows us to be very very close to Allah and Hajj allows us to visit the scared land which is Land of Haram located in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, we can learn from this ayat that Hajj is very important for those who can afford.

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1. Concentration of a Muslim during his/her prayer
2. It is very crucial to perform our prayers as perfect as possible in order for it to be accepted by the Almighty
3. Many of us take our prayers for granted as we are blinded by worldly pursuits and success not knowing that it has long been stated in the  Qur’an that prayer and success are interrelated
4. How to obtain khusyu’?
- understanding the meaning of the verses in our prayer
- have the mindset that Allah is greater than anything we think of in our prayer, Allahuakbar - Allah is the Greatest - meaning Allah is more important than the worldly things we think of
- praying early - to avoid laziness
- praying in a quiet environment - to avoid distractions
5. Khusyu’ ,  just like imaan, undoubtedly fluctuates. One day we are successful, one day we are not. Therefore, we should be vigilant in ensuring that we are able to grasp full concentration as we perform each prayer.

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1. calmness, serenity and tranquility
2. fear of Allah and the sense that He is always watching
3. “and stand before Allah with obedience.” (Surah al-Baqarah 2:238)
4. to be solemn and submissive, to lower one’s gaze and to humble oneself out of fear of Allah

Virtues
1. Five prayers which Allah had made obligatory. Whoever performs wudu properly for them, prays them on time, performs ruku properly and has perfect khushu, it is a promise from Allah that he will be forgiven, but whoever does not do this, has no such promise – if Allah wishes, He will forgive him, and if He wishes, He will punish him.” [Recorded in Abu Dawud]

2. Achieving success in this world and the hereafter
Allah says, “Successful indeed are the believers, who are humble in their ṣalāh” (23:1-2).

3. Becoming sin-free like a newborn
Amr b. ʿAbasah (raḍiy Allāhu ‘anhu) narrated a long ḥadīth in which he described the virtues of wuḍū’. He reported the Prophet ﷺ saying, “And if he stands to pray and praises Allah, extols Him and glorifies Him with what He is most deserving of; and shows wholehearted devotion to Allah, he will revert to being sinfree (as pure) as he was on the day his mother gave birth to him.”

4. Having previous sins forgiven
ʿUthmān (raḍiy Allāhu ‘anhu) performed wuḍū’ and then said, “I saw the Messenger of Allah ﷺ perform wuḍū’ like this and he then said, ‘Whoever performs wuḍū’ like this wuḍū’ of mine, then performs two rakʿah of prayer during which he does not let his thoughts wander, Allah will forgive all of his previous sins’” (Bukhārī).

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Since Ramadhan is around the corner, let’s talk about fasting

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1. A wise man would not refrain from what is lawful out of his obedience to the commands of his Lord and commit what his Lord deemed prohibited during the month of Ramadan. Indeed, adultery is forbidden according to the consensus of Muslims. The person who commits adultery is not a fasting person even if he refrains from eating in Ramadan.

2. A fasting person should ponder on the spirit of caring and sharing which fasting develops in Muslims. All fasting Muslims share the same pain, hunger, thirst, and bitterness of deprivation while fasting with the poor and needy.

3. When one fasts, he feels that he is joining the whole Muslim society in observing the same duty in the same manner at the same time for the same motives and to the same end. Fasting unites all Muslims. They all share the same sufferings and hardships of deprivation throughout the thirty-day self-discipline experience in which they break free from their habits

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1. What is zakah?
Zakat (zakaat, zakah), or almsgiving, is one of the five pillars of Islam. This means that Zakat is mandatory for Muslims, along with the other four sacred pillars of prayer (salah), fasting (sawm), pilgrimage (Hajj) and belief in Allah and His Messenger, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) (shahadah). For every sane, adult Muslim who owns wealth over a certain amount – known as the Nisab – he or she must pay 2.5% of that wealth as Zakat.

2. Hikmah
- To complete and perfect a person’s Islam, because it is one of the pillars of Islam. If a person fulfils it, his Islam is complete. Undoubtedly this is an important aim for every Muslim, and every believing Muslim will strive to perfect his faith.

- It is indicative of a person’s sincerity of faith, because wealth is dear to people, and something that is loved will not be given up except for something that is equally or more loved, or rather for something that is more loved. Hence it is called sadaqah, because it is indicative of the sincerity (sidq) of a person’s desire to please Allah, may He be exalted.

- It cleanses the character of the one who gives it, so that he is saved from being a miser and is included among the generous, because if he accustoms himself to giving, whether it is giving knowledge or giving wealth or using his position to help others, that giving will become a characteristic for him and will be part of his nature, until he gets upset if there is a day when he does not give. Like the hunter who gets used to hunting, if one day he does not hunt, you will find him feeling anxious. Similarly the one who has gotten used to being generous will feel anxious if he does not give some of his wealth or use his position to help others one day.

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1. What is hajj
Hajj is the annual Muslim pilgrimage that is considered one of the five pillars of Islam. The rites performed during this journey were established by Prophet Muhammad. However, based on the Quran, these rituals can be traced back to Prophet Ibrahim, who was asked to leave his wife and son in the desert of Mecca. According to Islamic beliefs, performing these rites with faith in Allah represents submission to god and earns merit.

2. What is umrah
Umrah is the Islamic pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca that can be performed at any time of the year. Muslims call it the ‘minor pilgrimage’ that cleanses a pilgrim and frees him/her from the wrongs and sins of his/her past. Performing Umrah is highly recommended in the Islamic religion as it is an act of worshipping and acknowledging the most gracious Allah.

3. Difference
- In Islam, both Umrah and Hajj are supposed to offer pilgrims forgiveness and extra merits. However, according to the religion, the level of importance of both these journeys is different. Hajj is considered an obligatory pilgrimage that every Muslim must undertake at least once in his/her lifetime, given he/she is physically and financially capable of making the journey, however performing Umrah is not compulsory. Umrah is highly recommended but not mandatory, unlike the major pilgrimage of Hajj. This sets Umrah and Hajj different from each other.

- Another difference between Hajj and Umrah is the time when one should go on these pilgrimages. Muslims undertake the journey of Hajj during the month of Dhu al Hijjah, the last month of the lunar calendar. The rites of Hajj are to be performed between the 8th and 12th day of this month. Whereas Umrah can be performed during any time of the year.

- For Umrah, the obligatory acts include assuming the state of Ihram after declaring the intention of Umrah, performing Tawaf, carrying out Sayi between the hills of Safa and Marwa, and lastly, shaving of the head or clipping a portion of hair. Whereas, when performing Hajj, one needs to assume Ihram from Meeqat, stand on Arafah until sunset, spend the night at Muzdalifah, pass the night in Mina during Tashreeq, stone the Jamarat, shave the hair, and lastly, perform farewell circumambulation. Notably, both the pilgrimages are considered complete only after performing all these obligatory acts.