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Name : Nuqman Danish bin Mohd Shoffi Hazariq

Age : 19

From : Klang,Selangor

Study : CFS IIUM

Course : Computer Science

Usrah : 123

Sosmed : nqmndnshh

Hobby : Playing games

FAVOURITES

Food : Nasi Ayam

Movie : Interstellar

Games : League of Legends

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Yellow and Beige Simple Islamic Background Instagram Post

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Goal

My goal is to seek knowledge in here even everywhere i go to strengthen my relationship with Allah.Also to be a great person in the future.Moreover,I want to help my family by gaining knowledge to help them financially or mentally.Learning Islam made me a better person to our community.Using my knowledge to my community will be used for a greater future.Continuos learning in both spiritual and practical will emnpower me to live with purpose and be a great muslim.

How you feel

From the usrah,I learn to be a great muslim by learning Islamic lesson.I also learn new things to strengthen my relationship with Allah.Credit to the facilitator,he delivers all the lesson clearly and understandable.

Improvement

make the ibadah camp shorter

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Worship (ibadah) in Islam is not merely a set of rituals but a comprehensive way of life designed to purify the soul, strengthen faith, and foster a deep connection with Allah. Every act of worship—whether prayer, fasting, charity, or pilgrimage—carries profound wisdom (hikmah) and divine rewards. This essay explores the purpose of ibadah, the reasons behind its obligations, the preparation required for devout worship, and the virtues associated with specific acts such as prayer, fasting, charity, and Hajj.

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Allah has prescribed acts of worship with profound wisdom that benefits individuals and society. Prayer (solat), for instance, is a direct communion with Allah, reinforcing faith and providing spiritual tranquility. Fasting (sawm) instills self-restraint, empathy for the less fortunate, and physical detoxification. Charity (zakat and sadaqah) purifies wealth, reduces economic disparities, and strengthens social bonds. Hajj and Umrah symbolize unity among Muslims, as millions gather in equality before Allah, dressed in simple garments (ihram). Each act of worship serves as a reminder of life’s higher purpose, cultivating patience, gratitude, and moral integrity.

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Prayer is the pillar of Islam, but its true essence lies in performing it with khusyu’—a state of deep devotion and concentration. Achieving khusyu’ requires both physical and mental preparation. Before prayer, one must perform wudu (ablution) mindfully, ensuring cleanliness of body and mind. Choosing a quiet, clean space helps minimize distractions. Mentally, one should pause before starting the prayer, reflecting on the greatness of Allah and the meanings of the recited verses. During prayer, movements should be deliberate, with full attention given to each ruku’ (bowing) and sujud (prostration). After prayer, engaging in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) and supplication strengthens the spiritual connection. A prayer performed with khusyu’ becomes a transformative experience, purifying the heart and elevating the soul.

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The Quran praises those who pray with humility: "Successful are the believers who are humble in their prayers." (23:1-2). The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized that sincere prayer expiates sins, stating, "The five daily prayers erase sins just as water removes dirt." (Bukhari). Beyond forgiveness, devout prayer brings inner peace, protects against evil, and elevates a believer’s rank in the sight of Allah. It serves as a daily spiritual renewal, grounding the worshipper in faith and mindfulness.

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Fasting in Ramadan is one of Islam’s greatest acts of worship, carrying immense rewards. In a Hadith Qudsi, Allah says, "Fasting is for Me, and I will reward it." (Bukhari). Fasting cultivates self-discipline, patience, and empathy for the poor. It also offers health benefits, such as detoxification and improved self-control. The Prophet (PBUH) mentioned that those who fast will enter Paradise through a special gate called Ar-Rayyan. Moreover, fasting serves as a shield against sin and a means of attaining Allah’s forgiveness.

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Charity holds a central place in Islam, purifying wealth and uplifting society. The Quran states, "Take charity from their wealth to purify and bless them." (9:103). Zakat (obligatory charity) redistributes wealth, reducing poverty and fostering social justice. Sadaqah (voluntary charity) brings blessings, as the Prophet (PBUH) said, "Charity extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire." (Tirmidhi). On Judgment Day, the believer’s charity will provide shade and protection from Hellfire.

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Hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam, is a profound spiritual journey. The Prophet (PBUH) said, "Whoever performs Hajj sincerely will return as sinless as a newborn." (Bukhari). Hajj symbolizes unity, humility, and complete submission to Allah. Umrah, though lesser in obligation, also carries great merit, expiating sins and drawing the pilgrim closer to Allah. The supplications made during Hajj are highly accepted, and the experience leaves a lasting impact on the believer’s faith.