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Name : Adriana Nabilah binti Mohamad Yusree

Nickname : Adriana

Matric number : 2416816

Place of birth : Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah , Klang

Date of birth : 30/05/2004

Origin : Klang , Selangor

Programme : Abdul Hamid Abu Sulayman Kulliyah Of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences Majoring in Quran Sunnah studies

University : International Islamic University Malaysia

Language : Malay , English , Arabic , Hangul

Previous High School : Kolej Islam Sultan Alam Shah ( KISAS )

Siblings : 5 out of 5

Interest and hobby : Reading , Pingpong

Phone number : 018-2117595

Email : adrianaayusree@gmail.com

MOTTO IN MY LIFE

" Miracle is another name for hardwork "

So , besides working hard , I also believe that miracles can happen at any time. Miracles that surely come from Allah SWT

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Usrah (Arabic: أُسْرَة) literally means "family" in Arabic, but in the context of Islamic education, it refers to a small group or circle formed to promote mutual learning, spiritual growth, and moral development among its members.

Key Aspects of Usrah:

1. Purpose:

To foster understanding of Islamic teachings and apply them in daily life.

To strengthen bonds of brotherhood (ukhuwah) and collective responsibility within the group.

2. Structure:

Usrah usually consists of a small group, often between 5 to 15 members, led by a naqib or naqibah (facilitator/leader).

Meetings are held regularly, such as weekly or biweekly, in a comfortable and informal setting like homes, mosques, or online.

3. Components of Usrah Sessions:

Taaruf (Introduction): Strengthening relationships among members.

Tazkirah (Reminder): Sharing Islamic lessons, hadith, Quranic verses, or reflections.

Tafsir and Discussion: Engaging in discussions on Islamic rulings, ethics, or current issues.

Closing Du'a (Prayer): Ending the session with collective prayers.

4. Significance:

Encourages personal growth and adherence to Islamic principles.

Provides a platform for problem-solving, support, and collective learning.

Builds a strong sense of community and accountability

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1) Taaruf session

We got to know our facilitator, Sr Syahmina.

We also got to know each other. We introduced our name, where we are from and so on. Its very nice to got some new friends.

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Today was the first day of learning. My friends, Group 1, presented about the reason and source of ḥikmah from ʿibādah. I learned many things, among them:

Reason for ʿibādah: Purpose of creation, attaining taqwā, and test of obedience.

Wisdom of ʿibādah: Purification of the soul, inner peace, moral discipline, social justice, and closeness to Allah.

After that, we played a quiz and I got first place, yay! I also received RM5 from Sr. Syahmina. Finally, we got ice cream from Sr. Syahmina as the closing of the class.

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Today we learned about preparation for ṣalāh with khushūʿ. The topic was very interesting and enjoyable to understand. Among the notes I managed to take are:

1. Renew your niyyah and remind yourself that you’re meeting Allah.

2. Make wuḍūʾ slowly and mindfully.

3. Wear clean and modest clothes.

4. Arrive calmly and avoid rushing.

5. Clear your heart with istighfār.

6. Focus on the meanings of the Qurʾān while reciting.

7. Perform movements calmly and make duʿāʾ in sujūd.

After that, we played a crossword game. It was really fun because it tested our understanding of khushūʿ.

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As shown in the picture, we learned about the virtues found in ṣalāh with khushūʿ. Some of the key points are:

Success in this world and the next

Forgiveness of sins

Light (nūr) on the Day of Judgment

Protection from evil

Nearness to Allah

Peace and tranquility

A shield from hypocrisy

In conclusion, it is very important to maintain khushūʿ in prayer. Oh, and we also played Quizizz!

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At the beginning of this week’s class, we learned about the virtues found in ṣawm (fasting). What I learned includes:

Attaining taqwā

Shield from Hellfire

Limitless reward from Allah

Forgiveness of sins

Entry into Jannah through al-Rayyan

Intercession on the Day of Judgment

Builds patience, discipline, and good character

Double joy: in this world and the next

In conclusion, fasting is not only an obligation but also a source of spiritual strength, purification, and countless blessings.

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Today it was my turn to do the presentation! Alhamdulillah, everything went smoothly. Our topic was the virtues found in zakāh. Among the points we shared were:

Purifies wealth and soul

A pillar of Islam

Brings barakah in wealth

Shield from Hellfire

Proof of true faith

Promotes social justice and unity

Multiplied reward from Allah

A means of attaining Allah’s mercy

After that, we played a game on Kahoot. It was really fun to see everyone participating and understanding more about the virtues of zakāh. Overall, it was a new and exciting presentation experience for me.

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Today was the last day of class, and my feelings were truly mixed. On one hand, I felt happy because we celebrated with a small feast, but on the other hand, I was sad knowing that this was our final session together. Honestly, I really enjoyed this class from the very beginning until the end. Throughout the lessons, I learned so many new things, gained valuable knowledge about the virtues of different acts of worship, and at the same time improved myself spiritually.

Another special thing about this class is that I managed to make new friends. The activities, discussions, and group presentations brought us closer, and I am really grateful for the bond we created. These memories will surely stay with me for a long time.

Today was also the final presentation, which was about the virtues found in Ḥajj. It was inspiring to listen and reflect on how ḥajj carries so many lessons such as unity, sacrifice, humility, and total submission to Allah. Overall, this whole experience has been very meaningful, and I feel blessed to have been part of it.