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my usrah group 3 gang:

nani | farah | hanifa | farra

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Three categories of Tawhid:

1. Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah : Maintaining the Unity of Allah's Worship

2. Tawhid al-Asma' wa al-Sifat : Maintaining the Unity of Allah's Names and Attributes

3. Tawhid al-Rububiyyah : Maintaining the Unity of Lordship

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Hi and assalamualaikum friends 🤩!
Thank you for visiting my usrah e-portfolio.

My name is Hannah Nabilah binti Abd Aziz. You can call me Hannah :D

I was born on 13th of June 2003 (yes, Friday the 13th haha) and I'm from Pharmacy course.

Nice to meet youuu ✨

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Malaikah or Angels are the supernatural beings who act under the direction of God

They are unique creation of Allah in the form of spirits, created from light (nur)

They are invisible and not perceivable through human beings' regular sight and vision (except to Prophet SAW on some occasions)

Details on the Angels

Jibril:
〉 entrusted with the Revelation

Mikail
〉 in charge of the rain

Israfil
〉 blowing the Trumpet (on Resurrection Day)

Izrail
〉 take one's soul

Malik
〉 keeper of Hell

Ridwan
〉 keeper of Paradise

Munkar & Nakir
〉 angels of the grave

Raqib & Atid
〉 accompanies human beings

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▓ TL;DR: No - not all bad ending stories are bad for us. This is because I see these predicaments as a way for us to grow and boost our maturity. ▓

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ROLE PLAY: Are all bad ending stories, bad for us?

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ROLE PLAY: Are all bad ending stories, bad for us?

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Personally, I believe that through the life experiences of being a character in bad-ending stories, we can build our personality. The reason is because the act of overcoming hardships itself has the ability to shape us into who we are and who we will become.

Other than that, these so-called bad ending stories also can boost our maturity especially in the aspect of decision making. This is because we get to learn how to deal with the things that don’t go our way.

Hidden within every hardship and difficulty are innumerable spiritual bounties. Once we realize this, it is not impossible for us to successfully navigate even the most difficult ordeals.

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Islam considers the rights of a neighbour to be extremely important. A Muslim must be good to his neighbours, no matter their religion. Maintaining these rights helps the individual and society to be happy.

Three types of neighbours in Islam:

1. One who has three rights as a Muslim neighbour and also a relative

2. One who has two rights – a Muslim neighbour

3. One who only has the rights of a neighbour – the non-Muslim neighbour

Rights of the neighbour:

Returning hid greetings and accepting his invitations

Refraining from harming him

Bearing the harm of the neighbour

Adab towards neighbours:
- Give salam when seeing them
- Speak kindly
- Be patient and forgiving
- Offer help
- Say good things (do not gossip!)

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Purify your intention
- He who seek knowledge should not seek with it any wordly gains, e.g status, money or position
- Messenger of Allāh (peace be upon him) said:
"Whoever seeks knowledge in order to compete with the scholars, to prove himself superior to the ignorant, or to make the people look up to him, he is in the Fire."

Have the best manners with your teacher
- Do not interrupt unless permitted
- Speak in appropriate tone
- Do not hold grudge against them

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The Holy Qur'an is sent down by Allah to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It is the last and final Holy Book which supersedes all the other Holdy Books preceding it.

Amongst other things, the Holy Qur'an has two principal roles:

First
Testifying to the truth of the contents of the Holy Books which came previously concerning religious rituals of servitude to God, belief in His Messengers, upholding of truth, justice, and correct human relationship. And, belief in retribution on Judgement Day.

Second
Exposing amendments - additions and subtractions - to the Holy Books made by the Jews and the Christians. This truth is stated by Allah in the Holy Quran:

"And, We revealed to you the Holy Qur'an (O, Muhammad), bringing Truth and verifying the authenticity of the Holy Books which came earlier, and preserving and controlling them.."
(Surah al-Ma'idah: 48)

"Among Jews, there were those who expunged the Words of the Lord (the contents of the Holy Book of Tawrat) from their true place and intention.."
(Surah al-Nisa': 46)

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Based on this hadith, Islam as a religion consists of three fundamental elements:

1. Islam

2. Iman

3. Ihsan

Outward Actions & Inward Beliefs

Jibril (as) turns to the Prophet (SAW) and says, “Tell me about Islam”. The Prophet’s answer was centered around outward actions.

Then he asks him about iman and the Prophet’s answer focused on internal actions of belief and of thought.

Islam and iman are interchangeable concepts revolved around the five pillars of action and the six foundations of belief.

When Islam and iman are mentioned together in the same place, then Islam refers to the outward actions and iman refers to the inward beliefs.

The scholars say that a belief lives in the heart and shows itself on the actions and on the tongue.

The Big Three: Islam, Iman & Ihsan

Islam (external conduct)

A person's surrender and submission to Allah through one's observances of the five pillars of Islam. The life of obedience (Islam) takes its birth from the seed of Iman.

Iman (inner belief)

A firm belief or faith arising out of knowledge and conviction.

Ihsan

Perfection, beautification and excellence of conducts and acts of worship due to one's realisation of God's presence.

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Believers should believe in all of the Divine Books as revealed by Allah in their original form

We should never deny any of the Divine Scriptures, including Suhuf

Divine Books

Tawrah
〉 Prophet Musa A.S

Zabur
〉 Prophet Dawud A.S

Injil
〉 Prophet Isa A.S

Qur'an
〉 Prophet Muhammad S.A.W

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𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮 𝓸𝓯 𝓶𝔂 𝓵𝓲𝓯𝓮 ♡

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In Islam, obedience to parents is obligatory only in what is permissible - and not in what is impermissible or sinful. As children, we should be humble when dealing with our parents. They should always be treated with courtesy since they are the ones with us at every step in our lifespan.

Adab towards parents in the aspect of:

1) Verbal communication
- Address them with respectable words
- Lower our voice tone during conversation
- Pay attention to them when they are speaking

2) Daily interaction
- Prioritize them at the dining table
- Bow the body a little bit when walking before them

Wisdom behind adab towards parents:

Tighten the ukhuwah between family members

Obtain rewards from Allah SWT

Receive blessings in the world and the Hereafter

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Messengers of Allah were assigned to bring the glad tidings and warnings, preacher to the true path and religion, guide mankind, and bring them out from the darkness into the bright side

In the Qur'an, Allah SWT records directly 25 names of His Messengers

However, in a real sense, there is an enormous number from those mentioned messengers

Prophets and Messengers whose names mentioned in the Qur'an:

1. Adam

2. Idris

3. Nuh

4. Hud

5. Salih

6. Ibrahim

7. Lut

8. Ismail

9. Ishaq

10. Ya'qub

11. Yusuf

12. Ayyub

13. Shu'ayb

14. Musa

15. Harun

16. Dhu'l-Kifl

17. Dawud

18. Sulayman

19. Ilyas

20. Al-Yasa'

21. Yunus

22. Zakariyya

23. Yahya

24. Isa

25. Muhammad

Prophet Muhammad is the Seal of prophethood

May the blessings and peace of Allah be upon them all

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Allah states in al-Qur'an that those who deny His truth (especially in the Last Day) will suffer in the fire of hell:

So is one who [stands] upon clear evidence from his Lord [like the aforementioned]? And a witness from Him follows it, and before it was the Scripture of Moses to lead and as mercy. Those [believers in the former revelations] believe in the Qur'an. But whoever disbelieves in it from the [various] factions - the Fire is his promised destination. So be not in doubt about it. Indeed, it is the truth from your Lord, but most of the people do not believe.

(Surah Hud 11:17)

It is noted in the Qur'an that:

Only Allah knows the exact day of its occurence (33:63)

The Prophet Muhammad SAW does not decide on its occurence (6:57)

On that day, people would think that their presence on the earth was only in a short duration and everyone will recognise one another (10:45)

Allah SWT resurrects everyone, even those who have turned to dust or stone (17:49)

Numerous names that Allah mentions in referring to the Last Day:

Yawm al-Qiyamah

Yawm al-Hashr

Yawm al-Hisab

Yawm As-Sa'ah

Yawm al-Ba'th

Yawm Al-Taghabun

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Al-Qada'
: The Ordinance of Allah SWT

Al-Qadr
: The Pre-Measurement of Allah SWT

Belief in Qada' and Qadr means to have a firm belief that everything - good and bad - happens by Allah's Will and Decree, and Allah does whatsoever He Wills

As muslims, we need to believe in destiny. This is because all events in life have a purpose and there are no such thing as random occurences

“It was not without purpose that We created the heavens and the earth and everything in between” (38:27)

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Phone number: +60 11-1066 8746
Email: hnabilahaziz@gmail.com

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(1) Ihsan towards human beings:

Visiting sick relatives

Helping relatives who are in difficulties

Be good to orphans

Giving charity and infaq

(2) Ihsan towards plants:

Avoid environmental destruction behavior in any form

Do not abuse natural resources for certain interests

Use natural resources reasonably

(3) Ihsan towards animals:

Provide food and water to them

Treat them nicely

Do not put intolerable burdens on them

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Video related to eschatology in Islam:

https://youtu.be/kaclumGUT5E

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understand deeply the adab in seeking knowledge

try to implement the adab(s) learnt during classes

gain valuable insights about the Holy Qur'an

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understand the messages conveyed in Hadith Jibril

obtain new perspectives on Islam, Iman and Ihsan

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enhance my understanding towards the first pillar of Iman - the belief in Allah SWT

learn new knowledge related to malaikah (angels)

comprehend the importances of the belief in Kutub (Divine Books)

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refresh my understanding about the belief in Rusul and Anbiya'

learn the signs of Yawm al-Qiyamah

learn the difference between Qada' and Qadr

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discover the meaning of Ihsan in a heightened depth

implement the meaning of Ihsan in life by applying its concepts towards Allah's creatures

learn a new term - eschatology - and its meaning

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explore the definition of neighbors in Islam and the adab when interacting with them

gain fresh perspectives about the adab towards parents and the wisdom behind it

take into account the adab of a good seeker of knowledge

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Have clear mind and intentions

Focus during class

Make preparations

Ask away if there is any curiousity

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Maybe usrah should consider having games / quizizz to test the understanding on each topic after each usrah session.

Also, give small gifts to the winners! That sounds so fun 🤩

This way, I believe that the inputs obtained from usrah would be more effective as students would pay more focus during every session :)

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Say, "Indeed, my prayer, my rites of sacrifice, my living and my dying are for Allah, Lord of the worlds. [Surah al-An’am: 162]

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1. Show gratefulness for Allah's blessings

2. A simple way to tell if an action is right or wrong

3. Proves our gratitude to Allah SWT

4. Allah will guide thebelievers with good intentions to the straight path (hidayah)

- Eli, Ainin, AJ, Aunie, Farwiza

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Correct amal: Amal that is not contrary to the main sources in Islam — Al-Quran and As-Sunnah

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1. To get forgiveness from Allah SWT

2. Allows us to lead a healthy lifestyle

3. Draw us closer to Allah SWT by fulfilling obligatory duties

4. Represent the real, untainted image of Islam

5. To remember Allah SWT in every single step

- 'Aliyah, Hannah, Adriana, Nafii, Musfirah

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“The origin of khusyu’ comes from the softness of the heart, the calm and submissive state of one’s heart.” - Imam Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali Rahimahullah

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1. The acceptance of prayers

2. To attain the full pleasure of submitting to Allah SWT

3. A sign of success among the pious (Quran, 23: 1-2)

4. Forgiven of sins

5. To maintain a good relationship with Allah SWT

- Alia Safiya, Melissa, Fatini, Ajlaa, Balqis

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“And do not walk upon the earth exultantly. Indeed, you will never tear the earth [apart], and you will never reach the mountains in height.” [Al-Isra: 37]

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1. Allah SWT will raise the degree of those who humble themselves

2. Respected by others

3. Delighting many people

4. Acquire peace and serenity in one's heart

- Nia Widya, https://azislam.com/importance-of-humble-in-islam/amp

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"Patience is a quality of the heart." - Mufti Menk

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1. That which is opposite to patience is forbidden

2. The reward of those who exercise patience is doubled

3. Patience and emaan are pre-requisites for leadership in religion

4. Patience is the way to earn the Companionship of Allah

- “Patience and Gratitude” by Ibn al-Qayyim

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Subject code:

CCUB1061

Section:

40

Naqibah:

Nur Hidayah Izzati binti Mohammad Kamel

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Subject code:

CCUB1062

Section:

18

Naqibah:

Nurul Ain Hanani binti Khiri Azaman

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group 2 for usrah 2, on 2022 🤩✌

my 2222 squad consists of:
- adriana
- husna
- 'aliyah
- musfirah

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We prepared a slide for the presentation :)

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ROLE PLAY: Benefits of Practicing Correct Amal

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ROLE PLAY: Benefits of Practicing Correct Amal

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From my point of view, "practicing correct amal" equals to performing the act of ibadah properly and at the same time, as accurately as possible.

For the sake of elaborating my points stated in the slide, I decided to take salah as the act of ibadah and emphasized on prostration.

Why, you may ask?
Because the underlying boons behind the act of prostration on its own, is already soo amazing.

Let me summarize:

Some of the health benefits of prostration includes its effects on our:

1. Muscles

2. Blood circulation

3. Internal organs

THE MUSCLES

The body is in active motion

Our neck has to bear the load when the forehead touches the ground; hence, the neck muscles become stronger

BLOOD CIRCULATION

Prostration is unique - the only position in which the brain is situated lower than the heart

In all other positions (even when lying down) the heart has to work against gravity to send blood to the brain

During prostration, blood gushes towards the brain with full force

The increased blood supply causes the brain to receive more nourishment

This has good effects upon memory, vision, hearing, concentration, psyche and all other cognitive abilities

That's all for now. I hope you gain new knowledge from this and oh, if you haven't perform your salah yet, then go! The worldly things can wait ;)

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Participating in Usrah II is definitely one of the wonderful moments I had throughout my second semester in CFS. I gained a lot of new things - knowledge, experience and of course, friendship :)

✿ REFLECTIONS ✿

Such knowledge I've learnt includes the wisdom behind each of the element of the Pillars of Islam. Other than that, we also discussed every topic that was set for the role play in great amount of details, and it really helped me enhancing my knowledge.

For instance, I found out how important and crucial it is to always have a good niyyah.
Sadly, we'd usually tend to overlook it in our daily life.

✿ SUGGESTIONS ✿

To increase the efficiency of the Usrah session, it might be a good idea to occasionally combine two groups of Usrah at a time. That way, I believe that more inputs can be obtained and greater opinions would be able to be generated in a short amount of time.

✿ FINAL WORDS ✿

I would like to take this chance to say thanks to all of my usrahmates for all the memories made throughout the times we spent together, and sorry for any of my mistakes.

To masyi, my naqibah — thank you for implementing all the fun elements in the usrah session (such as the islamic simon says! haha) and for your numerous efforts. I truly appreciate them :))

Wishing all of you the best for your future endeavors!

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learned about the wisdom (hikmah) of ibadah

e.g salah, hajj, fasting and zakah

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continued the discussion on the wisdom of ibadah in greater depths

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talked about khusyu' and ways to achieve it

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discussed about the benefits of performing salah by looking from some relatively different perspectives

determined the correspondence between salah and khusyu'

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group 1 role play presentation

The Benefits of Having Good Niyyah

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group 2 & 3 role play presentation

(group 2) Benefits of Practicing Correct Amal

(group 3) Why Do We Need to be Khusyu'?

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tasks distributions:

farwiza
➼ collect intel

allyssa
➼ editor

ainin
➼ editor

elina
➼ presenter

aunie
➼ presenter

☼ my conclusion ☼
a good life starts with a good niyyah

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*slide is inserted above

contributions of points:

'aliyah
➼ definition of practicing correct amal
➼ get forgiveness from Allah SWT

hannah (me)
➼ allows us to lead a healthy lifestyle

adriana
➼ drawing closer to Allah by fulfilling obligatory duties

nafiisah
➼ represent the real image of Islam

musfirah
➼ remembrance of Allah SWT in every step

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contributions of points:

ajlaa
➼ acceptance of the prayers

alia
➼ attains full pleasure of submitting to Him

melissa
➼ a sign of success among the pious

irdina
➼ forgiven of sins

balqis
➼ maintain good relationship with Allah

☼ my conclusion ☼
what's apparent in the action reflects what's hidden in the heart

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participations / points contributions:

aina
➼ make a way to the divinity

syazana
➼ person in charge for dividing tasks equally

nadhirah
➼ humility gives you the desire to learn
➼ helps us cope with criticism

shaniel
➼ lessons from the video
➼ ways to be humble

nureen
➼ help us expand our circle of friends

☼ my conclusion ☼
all greatness in this world belong to the Almighty alone

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contributions of points:

yasmin
➼ definition of patience
➼ patience helps us make rational thoughts

sofea
➼ less mistakes will be made

ghadi
➼ get forgiveness from Allah SWT

alya
➼ a chance to enter paradise

nuramisha
➼ prevent us from giving up easily

☼ my conclusion ☼
patience is also a form of action

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group 4 & 5 role play presentation

(group 4) Why Do We Need to be Humble?

(group 5) What Do We Gain from being Patient?

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I couldn't open the camera :'(( and didn't get to fit into the frame but all is well 'cause everyone looks goooood

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usrah sessions may end
but hopefully
our ukhuwah didn't.
— 18 Feb 2022, 5:00 pm

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links to my usrah mates' e-portfolio(s):

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links to my usrah mates' e-portfolio(s):

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1. Allyssa Natasya binti Muhammad Johari

https://padlet.com/allyssanat/wtgimlvtaeg7kblx

2. NURUL AINA SYAFIEQAH BINTI MOHD ASRI https://padlet.com/ainasyafieqah83/eportfolioaina

3. Nur Ajlaa bt Zulkefli
https://padlet.com/nurajlaaz/qqz1kjrdzjaqfu2p

4.NURUL SYAZANA BINTI AHMAD TAKIUDIN
https://padlet.com/nurulsyazanatakiudin/e4l6xknhhmt8t10j

5.Mish
https://padlet.com/snuramisha/ai2ga5ed0ews0q2u

6. Shaniel Arni Diana Binti Shahrulnizam
https://padlet.com/shanielarni/pssmuca0p82o4wo9

7.Nurain Alya
https://padlet.com/ainalya355/vmmvnp2yibuxjafj

8. Aunie Najihah Binti Laizani
https://padlet.com/aunie2412/6x86okzcluuyuqll

9.Nur Melissa Adriana bt Mohd Suhaidin
https://padlet.com/meliriana99/cv1y76gzopn14k2

10.NUR ALIA SAFIYA BINTI ZAKARIA
https://padlet.com/aliazakaria110/nrg28bbcib4x4xa5

11. NUR ADRIANA ALYA
https://padlet.com/adrianaarusman/iwmnkrmmdjct6170

12. SOFEA NASIHIN    https://padlet.com/sofeanasihin/mfq7e5gc6f6zg6j9

13. HUSNA NAFIISAH https://padlet.com/naffehusnanafiisah/58uncgue0dtfl79

14. Balqis Adira
https://padlet.com/balqissadira03/mutgmgjwzedkyqra

15. Yasmin Sofea
https://padlet.com/yasminsofea252/9s536cr8enub8g0n

16. Ghadi Binti Mohamad
https://padlet.com/ghadimg/usrah

17. Nur Irdina Fatini Binti Mohd Saupi
https://padlet.com/nurirdinafatini/19bop87jxnu1mnhg

18.Musfirah Hanis Binti Abdul Rahman
https://padlet.com/musfirahhanis19/90sj4gfqtpayhsd8

19. Farwiza Farid
https://padlet.com/farwizafarid/c1dm4qy1nszwyxi4

20. Hannah Nabilah binti Abd Aziz
https://padlet.com/hnabilahaziz/hannah

21. Ainin Sofiya Binti Mohd Khalil
https://anaainis.wixsite.com/usrahstory

22. Nur ‘Aliyah ‘Afifah binti Mohd Zakaria
https://padlet.com/aafifah45/t7trqh9ekbgrake9

23. Ain Natasha Elina Rohimi
https://padlet.com/anelinarohimi/usrah64_eportfolio

24. Nurul Nadhirah Binti Zakaria
https://padlet.com/nrlnadhirah101/4peowbrvitxs2t3l