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Name: Camilea Umaira binti Shaharim

Age: 19 years old

Birthdate: 27 March 2024

Current Residence: Setapak, Kuala Lumpur

Course: Human Science

Hobbies: Writing and Listening to music

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In islam, seeking knowledge is a noble endeavor that requires adherence to proper adab.

1)Sincerity(Ikhlas): Seek knowledge solely to please Allah, avoiding desires for fame or personal gain.

2)Respect the Teachers: Honor and respect your teachers, recognizing their role in guiding us.

3)Humility: Approach learning with humility, acknowledging that acquiring knowledge is a continuous journey.

4)Patience and Perseverance: Be diligent and patient in your studies, understanding that mastery requires time and effort.

By observing these adab, a seeker aligns their pursuit of knowledge with islamic principles, ensuring that their efforts are both fruitful and blessed.

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The Hadith of Jibril is a pivotal narration in Islam where the Angel Gabriel, appearing as man, questions Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) about the fundamentals of the faith. This interaction outlines:

1) Islam(Submission): The Five Pillars: declaration of your faith, prayer, alsmgiving, fasting during Ramadan, and pilgrimage to Mecca.

2) Iman(Faith): Belief in Allah, His Angels, His books, His Messengers, the Day of Judgement, and divine sources.

3) Ihsan(Excellence): Worshipping Allah as if you see Him; even if you don't see Him, knowing that He sees you.

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Belief in Allah, the Angels and the Book.

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Belief in Allah, the Angels and the Book.

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In Islam, belief in Allah, His Angels and His books are fundamental aspects in faith:

1) Belief in Allah: Muslims affirm that Allah is the sole, omnipotent Creator of the Universe, possessing perfect attributes and free from any imperfections. He is unique, without any partner and equals.

2) Belief in Angels: Angels are unseen beings created by Allah to worship Him and execute His commands throughout the universe. Notable angels include Gabriel(Jibril), who delivered divine revelation to the prophets.

3) Belief in the Books of Allah: Muslims believe that Allah revealed holy scriptures to various prophets as a guidance for humanity. These include the Torah given to Moses, the Psalms to David, the Gospel to Jesus, and the Quran to Muhammad. The Quran is considered the final and unaltered word of God.

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Belief in Messengers and the Prophets, belief in Qada' and Qadar

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Belief in Messengers and the Prophets, belief in Qada' and Qadar

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In Islam, belief in the messengers, prophets and divine decree (Qada and Qadar) are fundamental aspects of faith:

1) Belief in the Messengers and Prophets: Muslims affirm that Allah sent prophets to every nation to guide them towards monotheism and righteous living. These prophets, including Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad, conveyed Allah's messages to humanity.

2) Belief in Qada and Qadar (Divine Decree): This entails acknowledging that Allah has preordained everything in the universe. While humans possess free will to make choices, all events occur within Allah's knowledge and decree. This belief encompasses accepting both the good and the bad as part of Allah's divine plan.

These beliefs underscore the importance of guidance through prophets and the acceptance of Allah's supreme wisdom in the unfolding of events.

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Belief in Qiyamah (the Day of Judgement) is a core part of Islamic Faith. Muslims believe that all humans will be resurrected and held accountable for their deeds. Allah will judge everyone fairly, rewarding the righteous with paradise and punishing the wicked in hell. Signs will precede Qiyamah, including moral decline and natural disasters. This belief encourages responsibility, ethical living, and preparation for the afterlife.

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In Islam, showing respect and kindness to parents is a fundamental duty.

1) Obedience and Respect: Listen to and obey them in all matters that do not contradict Islamic teachings.

2) Speak Kindly: Use gentle and respectful words; avoid raising your voice.

3) Praying for Them: Make dua for their well-being in this life and the hereafter.

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🕌 Week 1: The Wisdom of ʿIbādah (Worship)

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🧊 Icebreaker:

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

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🌟 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!

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❤️ 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.

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📖 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!

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🌿 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)

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✨ 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

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📌 Worship Has a Purpose

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

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🕌 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.

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🌙 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)

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💰 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.

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🕋 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

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❤ 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)

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⏳ How to Prepare for Khushūʿ

• Do wudhu with care

• Calm your heart before solat

• Leave distractions behind

• Remember Allah’s greatness

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🕋 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

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🌟 After Solat

• Reflect on your prayer

• Carry the calmness and humility into your day

• Stay mindful of Allah

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👥 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.

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🌹 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)

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🌿 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.

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✨ Hikmah (Wisdom)

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

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

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👥 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!

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🌙 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

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🕌 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

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🌟 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.

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👥 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!

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💰 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.”

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💞 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

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🌟 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.”

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👥 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.

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🕋 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]

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🌙 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]

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🎭 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

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🌟 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.

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👥 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

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👥GROUP MEMBERS

1. Nur Alyya Humaira Binti Mohd Rizal (244894)

2. ⁠Nur Aisyah Humaira Bintu Yuswadi(244746)

3. ⁠Ilya Dalilah Binti Hanapi (242073)

4. ⁠Amiera Batrisya Binti Achik Isam (240902)

5. ⁠Camilea Umaira Binti Shaharim (241392)

6. ⁠Nur Qistina Batrisya Binti Azhar (245692)

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MUHASABAH

“Muhasabah is the mirror of the soul — it shows us our flaws and guides us to purification.”

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What Is Muhasabah?

Muhasabah means checking and reflecting on our own actions, thoughts, and intentions. It helps us fix our mistakes and continue doing good.

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Qur’an: Surah al-Hashr (59:18)

“Believers! Be mindful of Allah and let every soul look at what it has sent for tomorrow. And fear Allah; surely Allah is All-Aware of what you do.”

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Why Is Muhasabah Important?

Helps us pause and look within

Checks if our actions match our values

Builds self-awareness and helps us grow

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Hadith

(from Umar ibn al-Khattab)

“Call yourself to account before you are called to account, and weigh your deeds before they are weighed for you.”

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Alhamdulillah, I really appreciate the effort that goes into our usrah sessions. I hope that in the future, our usrah sessions can have a bit more time for reflection and discussion. Sometimes, we move quickly through the content, and it would be nice to slow down and really absorb and share our thoughts more openly because personally, I’m not really a fan of playing games during usrah. I find more meaning in the discussions and reflections, so I hope we can focus more on those aspects in future sessions.