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NAME: HANIS NABILAH BINTI MOHAMAD HISSAM
NICKNAME: HANI
DATE OF BIRTH: 18 MARCH 2003
NATIONALITY: MALAYSIA
STATE: NEGERI SEMBILAN
RACE: KEDAYAN (SARAWAK)
PERSONALITY: ENFP 2w3 / SLYTHERIN / CHAOTIC GOOD
COURSE: FOUNDATION IN ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (AED)

AMBITION: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST AT HEART, BUT PLANNING TO SLOWLY CHANGE MY INTEREST TO BEING AN INTERIOR DESIGNER OR A LECTURER

POSITION IN CFS?
VICE PRESIDENT OF IDEA SOCIETY AND USRAH FACILITATOR

HOW TO CONTACT ME:
IG: HANI_HISSAM
EMAIL: HANIS.HISSAM18@GMAIL.COM

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What is Hadith Jibril's significance?
Both the Qur'an and the Hadith mention him. On the Night of Power, the Angel Jibril revealed Allah's words to Muhammad in the shape of the Qur'an. As a result of this, he is also known as the Angel of Revelation, as he was instrumental in spreading Islam around the world.

Islam, Iman, and Ihsan are the Big Three.

Islam, Iman, and Ihsan are the three phases on the journey to Allah, according to scholars (SWT). The first route is Islam, in which you are compelled to follow His commands and prohibitions. The second level is Iman, in which you perform good deeds in order to strengthen your Iman and be blessed by God. The third stage is Ihsan, which is to worship Allah as if you can see Him, and to know that He sees you even if you can't. So you're on your way to the Divine on this route, on this adventure. And it's becoming increasingly acute as a result.

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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31436/imjm.v17i1.1019

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This study aimed to examine five pillars of Islam and their relationship with physical and spiritual health. The five pillars of Islam are the foundation of Muslim life, considered mandatory by believers, and Muslims are required to observe them with utmost dedication. They are summarized as Shahadah, Salah, Zakat Saum, and Hajj. he first pillar of Islam, declaration of faith (Shahadah) includes the most important concept, which is the complete submission to the will of Allah (SWT) by obeying and believing in Him. Spirituality in general is defined as "religious belief or the spiritual quality of something", "a search for the sacred", "personal growth, or an encounter with one's own inner dimension". The World Health Organization (WHO) mentions spiritual health as one of four dimensions to well-being; physical, mental, social, and spiritual". Moreover, holistic nursing practice includes treating people as a whole and attending to a client's physiological, psychological, and spiritual needs. Thus, this study intends to further explore the unitary aspect of Islam that infuse each of the pillars, and their effects on physical, spiritual well-being and nursing implications associated with it. Five pillars of Islam are discussed from the Quran, Alhadith, and Sunnah (the sayings and traditions of the Prophet) as baselines, and further additions from the knowledge of the Islamic scholars. And it is noted that our practices based on the five pillars of Islam have not only positive effects on physical but also spiritual health. This paper pointed out that while performing obligatory duties as stipulated by Islam, one could achieve spiritual enhancement as well as physical strength and well being.

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Five Pillars of Islam in Relation to Physical Health, Spiritual Health and Nursing Implications

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https://doi.org/10.31436/imjm.v17i1.1019 This study aimed to examine five pillars of Islam and their relationship with physical and spiritual health. The five pillars of Islam are the foundation of Muslim life, considered mandatory by believers, and Muslims are required to observe them with utmost dedication. They are summarized as Shahadah, Salah, Zakat Saum, and Hajj.

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Belief in Allah - The Most High - The Creator Of Everything - Allah is Not The Same As His Creation - He does not need us, but we need Him - He is Alone With No Partner - Every Human Needs His Forgiveness for Sins

The Angels' Belief
Angels: What Are They and Who Are They?
- they are comprised of light - they have free will - they are unlimited - they are invisible - they are unknowable

Human infants in the womb — babies — children — teenagers — adults — the elderly

Repeating Amin's mission is to send encouraging lessons to men, as well as to criticise anyone who tortures animals.

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Abdul Rahim, Abdullah Bukhari (2020) Some practical applications of pillars of Iman in modern life. In: Alumni Relations Division IIUM Ibadah Camp 2020, 3rd December 2020, Kuala Lumpur. (Unpublished)

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Some practical applications of pillars of Iman in modern life

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Abdul Rahim, Abdullah Bukhari (2020) Some practical applications of pillars of Iman in modern life. In: Alumni Relations Division IIUM Ibadah Camp 2020, 3rd December 2020, Kuala Lumpur. (Unpublished) View Item

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Ihsan's Pillars

In Islam, ihsan is the Muslim responsibility to obtain perfection, or excellence, in worship, such that Muslims try to worship God as if they see Him, and although they cannot see him, they undoubtedly believe that He is constantly watching over them.

What qualities does Ihsan have ?

Ihsan "constitutes the highest form of worship" (ibadah). It is excellence in work and in social interactions. For example, ihsan includes sincerity during Muslim prayers and being grateful to parents, family, and God.

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THE MALAY CONCEPT OF SEJAHTERA FROM AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE AN INTRODUCTION

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TOPIC 7: APPREACIATION OF THE NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT 

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TOPIC 7: APPREACIATION OF THE NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT 

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Ahmad Sarkawi, Azila and Abdullah, Alias and Md Dali, Norimah (2016) The concept of sustainability from the Islamic perspectives. International Journal of Business, Economics and Law, 9 (5). pp. 112-116. ISSN 2289-1552

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Muslims are religiously entrusted to prosper the earth via performing their obligations as khalifah (vicegerent). Indeed their performance will be queried in the Day of Resurrection. Since the 80s when the concept of 'sustainability' was first introduced, this term had been persistently centred on the context of renewable resources and ecological capabilities to support human life. At this juncture, it is worth considering shifting the paradigm to include the Islamic point of view especially pertaining to the built environment professions. Thus, this paper is reviewing the present concept of sustainability including the positioning of its three pillars namely environment, social and economy from the Islamic perspectives.

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The concept of sustainability from the Islamic perspectives

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Ahmad Sarkawi, Azila and Abdullah, Alias and Md Dali, Norimah (2016) The concept of sustainability from the Islamic perspectives. International Journal of Business, Economics and Law, 9 (5). pp. 112-116. ISSN 2289-1552 Muslims are religiously entrusted to prosper the earth via performing their obligations as khalifah (vicegerent).

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DON'T KNOW HOW I LOOK? THIS IS ME IN 2019'

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DON'T KNOW HOW I LOOK? THIS IS ME IN 2019'

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- Fatin Aina binti Azhar (211316)

- Fatin Nur Risya binti Mohd Pariz (211342)

- Hanis Nabilah binti Mohammad Hissam (211420)

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"IF IT MAKES YOU HAPPY, IT DOES NOT HAS TO MAKE SENSE TO OTHERS."

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My name is Nur Fatin Wajihah binti Ibrahim and I'm a Physical Science student at CFS IIUM. You can call me Fatin but I'm okay with Wajihah. I was born on 8th November 2003 in Tanah Merah, Kelantan and I was also raised here by a loving family. I really love reading (especially fiction books) and listening to music (I'm into various genres, don't have any favorite one). I'm still searching for my real self and what I want to achieve in the future. That's all about me, thank you for stopping by!

You can reach me out via;

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My name is Nur Fatin Wajihah binti Ibrahim and I'm a Physical Science student at CFS IIUM. You can call me Fatin but I'm okay with Wajihah. I was born on 8th November 2003 in Tanah Merah, Kelantan and I was also raised here by a loving family.

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NUR IZZAH QISTINA BINTI KAMAL BAKSHIR 214094 

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NUR IZZAH QISTINA BINTI KAMAL BAKSHIR 214094 

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SARAH AISYAH BINTI MOHD SHAHUDIN 215066 

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SARAH AISYAH BINTI MOHD SHAHUDIN 215066 

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SITI NUR ATHIRAH BINTI ZAINOL HADY 215251 

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SITI NUR ATHIRAH BINTI ZAINOL HADY 215251 

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ZEE ALLYSSA INSYIRAH BINTI AHMAD ZAMRI 215693 

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ZEE ALLYSSA INSYIRAH BINTI AHMAD ZAMRI 215693 

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NUR AZIDAH AQILLA BINTI MOHD YAZID 213791 

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NUR AZIDAH AQILLA BINTI MOHD YAZID 213791 

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LINK E-PORTFOLIO & ROLE PLAY PROJECT   (22 Oct 2021 at 16_42)

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I HAD FUN SHARING MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WHENEVER DISCUSSING SURAH OR TOPICS.
ALTHOUGH THE MEMBERS DIDN'T COMMUNICATE THAT OFTEN THAN EXPECTED, AND I THOUGHT I FAILED AS A FACI,

SURPRISINGLY THEY ENJOYED EVERY USRAH I MADE. THEY SAID,

AFTER A VERY LONG AND HEAVY WEEK, USRAH WITH HANI IS REALLY HELPFUL WAY TO DETOX FROM THE STRESSFUL WEEK. HER STYLE OF USRAH IS REALLY LAYBACK AND RELAXING, I WISH SHE COULD BE MY FACI FOR NEXT SEMESTER TOO

I PLANNED TO CONTINUE MY JOURNEY AS A FACI NEXT SEMESTER BECAUSE OF ALL THE SWEET COMMENTS I GOT FROM THEM <3

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WE RARELY COMMUNICATE WITH EACH OTHER HONESTLY.. ALL I CAN SAY IS OUR GROUP CHAT BECOME LIVELY JUST BECAUSE WE HAVE TO FINISH OUR ASSIGNMENTS AND TAKE CARE OF THE USRAH MEMBERS.
SERIOUSLY, I DON'T MIND. IT IS UNDERSTANABLE.
THE MEMBERS ARE FRIENDLY TOO, SO IT'S NOT A REALLY BIG DEAL.
BUT THERE'S A PERSON IN OUR GROUP THAT M.I.A. UNTIL THE VERY LAST DAY, SO WE ALL ENDED UP REMOVING HER FROM THE GROUP.
I DIDN'T EXPECT SUCH THING HAPPENED IN UNIVERSITY, I THOUGHT EVERYONE ALREADY GREW UP AND MAKING SURE THEY TAKE THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES WITH PRIDE, BUT LOOKS LIKE I WAS MISTAKEN.

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ALTHOUGH SHE'S RARELY HOLD MEETING TOGETHER, ALL OF MY QUESTIONS REGARDING USRAH ARE ANSWERED.
SHE'S ALSO SWEET AND FRIENDLY, MAYBE BECAUSE SHE'S A COUPLE YEARS OLDER THAN US THAT WE CAN VIBE WITH HER WHENEVER SHE HOLDS A MEETING. WE HAD FEW GREAT LAUGHS, SHARING AND UNDERSTANDING EACH OTHER

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I'M THE TYPE TO EASILY PANIC WHEN DIFFICULTIES ARISE.
THE USRAH MEMBERS ARE CALM AND COLLECTED, WHENEVER I STARTED TO BECOME NERVOUS OR STRESSED OVER LITTLE THINGS, THEY WILL COMFORT ME IN A VERY WELCOMING WAY, AS IF WE ALL HAVE KNOWN EACH OTHER SINCE EVER.

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I WISH I KNOW HOW TO MAKE MY USRAH MEMBERS TALKATIVE AND SOCIALISE WITH EACH OTHER MORE DURING THE USRAH.
I'M WELL AWARE THAT THEY'RE TIRED, BUT IT WOULD BE NICE IF THEY COULD OPEN UP AND NOT BE SHY WHENEVER WE HOLD USRAH :(

SINCE THIS IS MY FIRST TIME, I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE AT ALL HOLDING SUCH RESPONSIBILITIES. I'M AFRAID I AM NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO LEAD SUCH A LARGE GROUP (24 PEOPLE EXCLUDING ME)
SO FOR THE NEXT USRAH, I WANT TO TRY TO MAKE MY MEMBERS COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER ;)

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HONESTLY, I COULDN'T ASK MUCH FOR THIS ONE.
I JUST WANT GROUP MEMBERS THAT ARE HELPFUL AND UNDERSTANDING. I WISH FOR MY NEXT GROUP MEMBERS, I WON'T ENCOUNTER FREE-RIDER. HAIH

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I THINK WHATEVER USTAZAH IS CURRENTLY DOING IS GREAT ENOUGH, ALTHOUGH I WISH WE COULD DO MEETING MORE OFTEN, ESPECIALLY AROUND AT THE END OF USRAH, TO MAKE SURE WHATEVER WE ARE DOING FIT THE CHECKLIST TO PASS

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“There is nothing worthy of worship except God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God.”

As you can see , performing ibadah will be a means for us to get closer to Allah . Having fear and hope in Allah.

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What is Khusyu’? Khusyu’ during salah is misunderstood by some people as crying and weeping. Rather, it is the presence of heart during an act of ibadah .
There are many importance of khusyu' in salah. First of all, khusyu' makes people success in their life and after life.

This is the true promise and the declaration of success to the believers. "It is a Promise of Allah, and Allah fails not in His Promise" [30:6].

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khusyu' also contribute factor for the acceptance of salah.

Moreover, without khusyu' the heart cannot easily be purified because salah restrains from shameful and unjust deeds.

There are many ways to improve your khusyu’ during prayers . Some of the easiest methods to implement this are by understand what you’re reciting, reciting different verses and duas and avoiding potential distractions while praying.

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°Sabr ( Patient and forbearance )
Refrain self from eating and drinking.
°Takrim ( Respect and defrence )
Respect each others
°Rahmah(Friendliness)
Loving and piety others who in need (fakir) .

Last but not least , the act of fasting is meant to remind Muslims of the less fortunate and to reinforce the need to be thankful

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Tawakkal (Reliance on Allah )
We must put the highest level of tawakal to Allah in our life .
Ukhuwah (Brotherhood)
Allah love who spead love and kindness.

In the end , Sadaqah is not at all obligatory , it is simply a kind gesture made with the intention of helping others with the sole purpose of pleasing Allah and without expecting a substitute in return (ikhlas).
Allah has given us wealth in different forms, such as, money , position , property and happiness . He instructs us to sacrifice those in exchange for paradise. We purify our wealth by giving Zakat, but we can also choose to give Sadaqah.

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Overall , to archive greatness as a servant of Allah , there are things you should sacrifice -energy, time,money .

However, once a course of action has been determined, we are to place our trust in God, as “He loves those who put their trust in Him” (Quran 3:159)

Just trust Allah that the success that you want will be granted you.

"Don’t study because you need to.
Study because knowledge is power. Study because they can never take it away from you.
Study because you want to know more. Study because it enhances you.
Study because it grows you.”
- Anonymous

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If I be honest about this and that, I could do better for my usrah members, but i didn't.
And here's why;
Have I never thought my mental health could go down really bad for semester II, I felt unmotivated compared to last usrah session. I feel bad for not able to carry usrah to the fullest.
I was busy with a lot of assignments, being archi students, with heavy workload every week, I barely survived honestly.
I thought I was alone, but half of my usrah members feel the same too.
They rather watch youtube that chief faci shares or read powerpoint text on their own and make notes on it.
So they all agreed to make few asynchronous sessions.
But there are few people that prefer fun activities and quiz, oh well, I can't satisfy everyone's preference :')

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I've learned a lot during second usrah, i faced a lot of hardship along the line.
I should feel confident with whatever I want to do, instead of following someone's else suggestions blindly, I should think the best method or decision for them