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Assalamualaikum my name is Camilea Umaira binti Shaharim. I am officially 19 years old. I live in Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. I am an HS students. My hobbies are listening to music and watching movies.

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🕌 Week 1: The Wisdom of ʿIbādah (Worship)

🧊 Icebreaker:

Let’s share fun facts and get to know each other!

🌟 Why Do We Worship?

“I did not create jinn and humans except to worship Me.”

(Surah Adh-Dhariyat 51:56)

We were created to worship Allah.

Worship = our connection to Allah + our way to live with purpose.

It’s not just prayer — even studying, smiling & working can be ʿibādah with the right intention!

❤️ Niyyah (Intention) = The Heart of Worship

“Actions are judged by intentions…”

(Hadith Bukhari & Muslim)

Niyyah makes simple things meaningful.

A sincere intention brings us closer to Allah.

Worship is not for showing off — it’s for His pleasure.

📖 Follow Qur’an & Sunnah

“Take what the Messenger gives you…”

(Surah Al-Hashr 59:7)

Worship must follow the way of the Prophet ﷺ.

Avoid bidʿah (adding new things into religion).

Allah loves small but consistent good deeds!

🌿 What Worship Gives Us

🧼 Cleanses our hearts from pride & distractions

💪 Builds character — patience, gratitude, humility

🤝 Brings us together through acts like zakat & prayer

🧘‍♀️ Gives peace — knowing we’re living with purpose

“Only with Allah’s remembrance do hearts find peace.”

(Surah Ar-Ra’d 13:28)

✨ Final Reminder: Worship with Ihsan

“Worship Allah as if you see Him…”

(Hadith Jibril)

Live every moment like Allah is watching — because He is.

That’s the beauty of true ʿibādah.

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📖 Week 2: Why We Worship – From the Qur’an

📌 Worship Has a Purpose

Every act of ʿibādah has a reason (hikmah) and brings benefit in this world and the next. 🕊️

🕌 1.

Solat = Protects Morals

“Indeed, prayer stops immorality and wrongdoing…”

(Surah Al-‘Ankabūt 29:45)

Solat is not just movement.

It keeps us away from sin and reminds us of Allah.

A sincere solat makes us feel guilty before doing wrong.

🌙 2.

Fasting = Builds Taqwa

“Fasting is prescribed for you… so you may become mindful (have taqwa).”

(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:183)

Fasting trains self-control and awareness of Allah.

It helps us feel for others and purifies the soul.

🗣️ “Whoever fasts with faith will have past sins forgiven.”

(Hadith Bukhari & Muslim)

💰 3.

Zakat = Purifies Wealth & Heart

“Take from their wealth charity to purify them…”

(Surah At-Tawbah 9:103)

Zakat cleans our hearts from greed.

It reminds us wealth is a trust from Allah.

Helps the ummah and reduces poverty.

🕋 4.

Hajj = A Journey of Taqwa

“The best provision is taqwa…”

(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:197)

Hajj removes labels (rich, poor, race).

It teaches humility, patience, and unity.

We follow the steps of the Prophets in submission.

🗣️ “Whoever performs Hajj sincerely returns like a newborn (free from sin).”

(Hadith Bukhari & Muslim)

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Conclusion: Worship Transforms Us

Worship is more than rituals — it’s a path to purify our hearts and become people of:

Taqwa (God-consciousness)

Rahmah (compassion)

Hikmah (wisdom)

“The most honored in Allah’s sight is the one with the most taqwa.”

(Surah Al-Hujurat 49:13)

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🧕🏻 Week 3:

Khushūʿ in Ṣalāh

📌 Praying with Focus, Humility & Heart

❤ What is Khushūʿ?

Deep focus + humility in prayer

Mind and heart are fully present

Feeling awe before Allah 🤲

It’s what makes solat powerful and meaningful

“Successful indeed are the believers—those who have khushūʿ in their prayer.”

(Surah Al-Mu’minūn 23:1-2)

⏳ How to Prepare for Khushūʿ

Do wudhu with care

Calm your heart before solat

Leave distractions behind

Remember Allah’s greatness

🕋 During Solat

Focus on every word and movement

Understand what you recite

Feel awe in sujood and rukuʿ

Remind yourself: You’re standing before Allah

🌟 After Solat

Reflect on your prayer

Carry the calmness and humility into your day

Stay mindful of Allah

👥 Usrah Sharing Time

Let’s share:

What helps you focus in solat?

What distracts you?

Any tips that work for you?

💬 Together we can support each other in building stronger, more sincere prayers.

🌹

Hikmah (Wisdom)

Khushūʿ turns solat from a habit into a soul-healing experience.

It purifies the heart, boosts our iman, and brings us closer to Allah. 🌙

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Week 4: Virtues in Ṣalāh with Khushūʿ

📌 How Focused Prayer Builds Our Character

🎙️ Reflection from Sūrah Luqmān (31:12–19)

🌿 1. Al-Ṭāʿah (Obedience to Allah)

Khushūʿ helps us submit fully to Allah.

Like Luqmān reminded his son to be grateful, prayer reminds us who we serve and why.

🔥 2. Al-Jihād (Struggle)

Luqmān tells his son to “be patient with what happens.”

Prayer needs effort: focus, consistency, and staying sincere even when it’s hard.

🪞 3. Muḥāsabah (Self-Reflection)

Luqmān said even a small deed will be shown.

Prayer is time for self-check: Am I sincere? Am I obeying Allah?

🚫 4. ʿIffah (Modesty & Control)

Luqmān warns not to be proud or loud.

Prayer humbles us and teaches self-restraint in speech, looks, and actions.

🌾 5. Tawaḍḍuʿ (Humility)

“Walk humbly…” Luqmān advises.

Sujūd in prayer reminds us: Allah is the Most High, and we are His servant.

✨ Hikmah (Wisdom)

Sūrah Luqmān shows how prayer with khushūʿ helps grow beautiful values:

gratitude, patience, humility, reflection, and self-control 🌱

👥 Usrah Reflection & Poster Activity

We shared our struggles and goals in prayer

Created posters showing each virtue

It reminded us: real worship changes our heart and character ❤️

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Week 5: Ṣawm (Fasting) — Meaning & Virtues

📖 Surah al-Baqarah (2:183–187)

📌 Fasting is more than hunger — it’s spiritual growth!

🌙 1. What is Ṣawm?

“Fasting is prescribed… so that you may attain taqwa.” (2:183)

Fasting = discipline + awareness of Allah

Practiced by past nations

Not meant to cause hardship — Allah wants ease (2:185)

It helps us refocus, purify our heart, and return to Allah with sincerity

🕌 2. Virtues of Fasting

🧘‍♀️ Ṣabr (Patience)

Teaches self-control in actions, words & emotions

Builds inner strength to handle life’s tests

Trains us to resist anger, temptation, and sin

💞 Raḥmah (Compassion & Empathy)

We feel what the poor feel

Builds care for others — encourages feeding, sharing, and unity

Fasting brings hearts together 💕

🎖 Takrīm (Respect & Honor)

Teaches us to uplift others with kindness

Encourages respect and dignity in how we treat people

Reflects Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ way of appreciating others

🌟 Hikmah (Wisdom)

Fasting is not just physical — it resets the soul.

It softens the heart, connects us with the ummah, and brings us closer to Allah through:

taqwa, ṣabr, raḥmah, and takrīm.

👥 Usrah Reflection

We shared personal stories about fasting

Talked about the struggles and the blessings

Reminded each other that every fast is a step closer to becoming better, softer, and stronger believers ✨

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Week 6: Zakāh & Ṣadaqah – Virtues & Reflections

📖 Surah al-Tawbah (9:100–106), Surah al-Zalzalah (99:7–8)

📌 Giving is more than helping — it’s purifying, uplifting, and uniting!

💰 1. Key Virtues in Zakāh & Ṣadaqah

🌿 Tazkiyyah (Purification)

“Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them…” (9:103)

Cleans the heart from greed

Purifies wealth & soul

Reminds us wealth is from Allah, not ours to hoard

🤲 Tawakkul (Trust in Allah)

Letting go of money = letting go of attachment to dunya

Strengthens belief that Allah is the Provider (Ar-Razzāq)

Charity opens unexpected rizq and barakah 💫

🤝 Ukhuwwah (Brotherhood)

Ṣadaqah builds bonds between rich and poor

Creates a caring, compassionate ummah

A message of: “I see you, I care for you.”

💞 2. Brotherhood & the Power of Small Acts

“Whoever does an atom’s weight of good will see it.” (99:7)

Even small sadaqah = big reward

A coin, a smile, a dua — all count!

True brotherhood = seeing and supporting each other in small ways

🌟 Hikmah (Wisdom)

Zakāh & Ṣadaqah aren’t a tax — they’re a path to Allah’s love 💖

They purify the self

Strengthen the soul

Build strong, united, merciful communities

“We rise by lifting others.”

👥 Usrah Reflection

We reflected on our giving habits: are we sincere? Generous? Grateful?

Discussed how charity brings hearts together

Reminded each other: give what you love, give for Allah, and give often 🌧️💗

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Week 7: Ḥajj & Taḍḥiyyah — A Journey of Sacrifice & Taqwā

📖 Surah al-Baqarah (2:195–204)

📌 Ḥajj is not just movement — it’s surrender, sacrifice, and soul renewal.

🕋 1. Taḍḥiyyah: The Heart of Ḥajj

“Sacrifice brings us closer to Allah by purifying our hearts from attachment.”

Ḥajj demands giving up wealth, time, ego, comfort

The ultimate symbol: Prophet Ibrāhīm’s ﷺ willingness to sacrifice

Eid al-Adha = remembrance of total obedience

Every act = love for Allah > love for dunya

📜 Hadith:

“The best of deeds is the prayer at its earliest time and kindness to parents.” — [Sahih Muslim]

🌙 2. Gaining Taqwā Through Ḥajj

“Take provisions, but the best provision is taqwā…” (2:197)

Ḥajj disciplines the body, awakens the soul

Standing in ‘Arafah = moment of forgiveness

Ṭawāf & Saʿī = deep spiritual symbolism

Hajj cleanses sins, renews faith

📜 Hadith:

“Whoever performs Hajj… will return as a newborn child (free from sins).” — [Bukhari & Muslim]

🎭 3. Ḥajj Simulation Highlights

Each ritual = deep symbolism & lesson:

🕊 Iḥrām – Enter sacred state with humility

🔄 Ṭawāf – Unity in worship, submission to Allah

🏃‍♀️ Saʿī – Hājar’s story of hope and effort

🙏 Wuquf at ‘Arafah – Day of mercy & reflection

💢 Stoning Jamrah – Fighting Shayṭān’s whispers

🌌 Mabīt in Mina & Muzdalifah – Simplicity & patience

✂️ Taḥallul – Spiritual rebirth & completion

🌟 Hikmah (Wisdom)

Ḥajj strips away pride, ego, and titles.

It teaches taḍḥiyyah (sacrifice)

Instills taqwā (God-consciousness)

Reveals our true identity: slaves of Allah

A journey of the body — and a rebirth of the heart.

👥 Usrah Reflection

We discussed personal definitions of sacrifice

Shared how we feel about the journey of Ḥajj

Reflected on how we can embody taqwā and humility in daily life