# data[].attributes.body
My name is Nur Aqilah Sobri, you guys can call me Aqilah. Currently, I am CFS student in course Islamic Revealed Knowledge (IRK). I am from Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang which is my birthplace. I don't really have any specific hobbies, but I enjoy just lying on my bed and scrolling through TikTok. I also like to colour books to heal my inner child. I have basic language in Mandarin as I take the subject in my secondary school and Korean language as I always watch K-dramas. That's all from me, nice to meet you !

# data[].attributes.body
The motivation that inspires me a lot is "If it scares you but excites you, Do It".

# data[].attributes.headline
𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙘𝙩 & 𝙨𝙤𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡 𝙢𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙖 ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 .ᐟ

# data[].attributes.subject
𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙘𝙩 & 𝙨𝙤𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡 𝙢𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙖 ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 .ᐟ

# data[].attributes.body
The social media I am most active on is Instagram and TikTok. I sometimes share my daily life there. Moreover, you can contact me through email: aqilah.sobri@student.iium.edu.my

# data[].attributes.body
proper manners and ethics one should uphold when seeking knowledge

1. Sincerity (Ikhlas): It is to be intended for the pleasure of Allah and for useful knowledge, not for fame, standing, or financial gain.

2. Respect to Teachers: The students should be showing respect and humility in front of them since teachers give them knowledge.

3. Diligence and Patience: Learning is a product of time, effort, and patience. A student needs to be diligent and patiently committed in whatever learning curve he goes through.

4. Humility: Whatever be the level of learning, student needs always to remain humble, realizing the vastness of knowledge and that pride comes in the way of growth.

5. Act Upon Knowledge: Gaining knowledge should not only be for gaining intellect, but it should reflect in action and practice.

6. Avoid Pride and Arrogance: One needs to be devoid of pride because that might stand in the way of seeking further knowledge and learning from other people.

7. Prioritizing Knowledge: One must know how to prioritize different branches of knowledge, focusing first on foundational aspects like understanding the Qur'an and Sunnah.

# data[].attributes.body
HADITH JIBRIL

This hadith covers the core principles of Islam, Iman (faith), and Ihsan (excellence in worship). It narrates a story involving the Prophet Muhammad and the angel Jibril, highlighting the definitions and distinctions of these three concepts, the pillars of Islam and faith, and the signs of the Day of Judgment. The Hadith emphasizes the importance of internalizing these elements in a believer’s life.

next nabi muhammad as allahs messenger

menekakan apa yang penting nabi ajar.

1) Teach us that Jibril is the messenger of Allah. Jibril as the messenger who conveyed revelations from Allah to Prophet Muhammad.

2) "Jibril is like a 'teacher' to teach us about Islam because Jibril has knowledge about all of that. Angel Jibril played a crucial role in delivering divine messages, guiding the prophets, especially Prophet Muhammad, in matters of faith and revelation.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Hadis 40 Imam Nawawi: Hadis 2 – Iman, Islam & Ihsan

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Huraian hadis kedua Hadis 40 Imam Nawawi.

# data[].attributes.body
Angels are beings created by Allah with unique characteristics, possessing feelings of fear, awe, and obedience towards Him. They do not have desires or emotions like humans but fully comply with Allah's commands without any objection.

Their fear of Allah demonstrates their recognition of His greatness and power. In carrying out their duties, angels serve as intermediaries between Allah and humans, perfectly executing His directives. The obedience of angels serves as a role model for humans, illustrating the importance of submitting to and obeying Allah’s will in everyday life.

Allah created angels as a symbol of His absolute power and authority, demonstrating His supreme control. Their flawless obedience to Allah serves as a reminder for humans to rely on Him alone for guidance, help, and protection. Angels are not to be worshipped but are intermediaries of Allah’s will, reinforcing the idea that all power and assistance come solely from Allah.

Quran is special and unique because Allah has preserved its contents until the Day of Judgment. In the Quran, Allah explains everything about the world, the Day of Judgment, and the Dajjal. Therefore, we as Muslims are destined to live in the end times to uphold and adhere to the Quran. The Quran is easy to memorize because it was revealed in Arabic, making it easy to understand and internalize.

# data[].attributes.body
The fifth article of Islamic faith is the belief in life after death. It involves believing that the world will come to an end on the Last Day, called al-Qiyamah, and all people will be brought back to life for judgment. The record of every person's deeds and transgressions will be presented before God for final judgement. Those who demonstrate exceptional virtue will be rewarded, while those whose good deeds outweigh their transgressions will suffer severe punishment. Those who emerge successful in this judgement will go to Paradise, while those condemned will be sent to Hell. This belief holds significant significance in Muslims' lives, as it is brought by all prophets and is essential for being a Muslim. Humans measure the benefits and harm of their actions, making them more productive and worthwhile.

The effect of belief on the last day is significant. It demonstrates the completeness and uniqueness of Allah's Names and Attributes, increases love for meeting Allah, establishes fear from Allah, supports a Muslim in hastening towards good deeds, and aids in patience during times of hardship. The greatest joy a believer will enjoy in the hereafter is the joy of seeing Allah, as it will remind them of the blessings they received in Paradise. Belief also helps in establishing fear from Allah, as nothing concerning them will be concealed on the Day of Resurrection

# data[].attributes.body
Belief in pre-destination (Qada and Qadar) is a fundamental aspect of Islam, leading to contentment and satisfaction even in the face of hardship. Allah's attribute of nourishing and sustaining the universe is implied by this belief. The word Al-Qadar comes from the root word qadara, meaning knew, predetermined, and planned perfectly. It refers to Allah's complete Knowledge written in the Safe Tablet, His Will existing before the existence of all things, and His creation of all things happen by His Command and Will.

The Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama'ah describe Allah's decree and predestination as having four components: Knowledge, Writing, Will, and Creation. Knowledge refers to the certainty that Allah has knowledge of everything, including what happened, what is happening now, what will happen in the future, and what would have happened if something didn't happen. Writing refers to Allah's complete knowledge of the fate of His creatures in the Preserved Tablet. Will is the total and all-embracing Will of Allah, and creation signifies that Allah is the Creator of everything, even death.

BELIEF in QADA' and QADAR offers peace of mind, focus on present actions, determination, modesty, and contentment. It leads to total dependence on Allah SWT, eliminates bad manners, and establishes good manners, promoting a more humble and contented life.

# data[].attributes.body
IHSAN DENGAN KISAH NABI

Ihsan is the pursuit of excellence in worship and character, where one is always aware of Allah's presence. The stories of Nabi Nuh, Nabi Ibrahim, and Nabi Yusuf exemplify ihsan:

- Nabi Nuh demonstrated ihsan through his patience and dedication, preaching for hundreds of years despite rejection and mockery.

- Nabi Ibrahim showed ihsan by fully submitting to Allah's will, especially when commanded to sacrifice his son, embodying trust and obedience.

- Nabi Yusuf exemplified ihsan through forgiveness and moral integrity, forgiving his brothers and staying true to his values even in hardship.

In the stories of these prophets, ihsan is exemplified through patience, trust in Allah, integrity, and forgiveness. Nabi Nuh, Nabi Ibrahim, and Nabi Yusuf all showed excellence in their faith and actions, setting timeless examples for how believers should strive to live with ihsan, always aware that Allah sees everything. They remind us that ihsan is not just about doing good deeds but doing them with sincerity, humility, and the highest level of moral conduct.

# data[].attributes.body
From this usrah, I hope it will be a place where I can deepen my knowledge of religion, whether in terms of aqidah (belief), ibadah (worship), or akhlak (morals). Besides that, I also hope it will be a platform where we can support and motivate each other, not only in religious matters but also in daily life.

I also wish that this usrah will help me get closer to Allah, build strong brotherhood (ukhuwwah) with friends, and help us improve in terms of character and worship. Lastly, I hope the usrah won’t feel too formal, but more like a comfortable space to discuss, share problems, and find solutions together.

# data[].attributes.body
Belief in Rasul and Anbiya' refers to the belief that Allah sent a messenger to every nation, calling them to worship Allah alone without any partners. This belief is based on the principle of al-tawhid, which states that all worship should be devoted to Allah alone, and everything that is worshipped instead of Allah is to be rejected. Prophets are united on this principle. If a person opposes any one of the messengers, they are likely to oppose all prophets. In Islam, it is necessary to have implicit faith in all the Prophets of God. Belief in Rasul refers to believing in the sound reports narrated from the messengers and following the laws of the messenger who was sent to the Final Prophet, Prophet Muhammad SAW.

Prophets are essential in conveying Allah's instructions and guidance for mankind, as they help answer fundamental questions about our existence and life after death. They guide humanity from worshipping created beings, clarify the purpose of creation, show the right path to Paradise, establish proof against humanity, uncover the unseen world, and provide practical examples for moral, righteous, purpose-driven lives. Prophet Muhammad SAW has received great blessings, including being sent to all races of mankind and jinn, being supported against enemies, making the earth a place of prayer and purification, allowing war booty, and receiving the position of greater intercession. These blessings are meant to be applied in daily life, promoting peace and blessings of Allah be upon him.

A true Muslim is someone who adheres to the teachings of Islam based on the teachings of the noble Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was known for his virtuous character and exemplary lifestyle, and the Quraysh people acknowledged him as the trustworthy. His life is characterized by gratitude, tolerance, repentance, simplicity, equality, moderation, patience, humility, accountability, and kindness.

Gratitude is a key value for Muslims, as it encourages them to express gratitude to Allah for favors and to consider those who have less than them. Tolerance is another virtue, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ sought forgiveness and repentance more than seventy times in a day. Simplicity is another virtue, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ sent Muadh ibn Jabal to teach the people about Islam.

Equality is another virtue, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ established a religion based on racial equality, stating that no superiority exists for Arabs or non-Arabs. Moderation is another virtue, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged Muslims to strive for perfection and receive good tidings. Patience is another value that should be emphasized in our lives, as adversity comes in different ways. Humility is another virtue, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ believed that no one with arrogance will enter Paradise.

Accountability is another virtue, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was self-critical and judgmental, striving for excellence. Kindness is another virtue, as he advised Muslims to treat others well and not to do wrong.