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Adab In Knowledge🤍

Seek knowledge for the sake of Allah , not just to get 4flat.

Show respect to our teachers , ackhowledging their role in imparting knowledge.

Maintain good manners & character in our pursuit of knowledge , as knowledge should improve our mind & behavior.

Al-quran As a Book of Guidance✨

The Qur'an give us deep reflection on the signs of Allah in the world , the universe & our own selves.

It reminds us of Allah 's infinite mercy & encourages repentance , offering hope even for those who have sinned.

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1)Islam

• Basic act of worship and declaration of faith.

• Testifying to the oneness of Allah and the finality of Muhammad's Prophethood

• Performing salah

• Paying Zakah

• Fasting in Ramadhan

• Performing Hajj

2)Iman

-Faith in 6 articles of belief

• Belief in Allah

• Belief in Angles

• Belief in the Divine Books

• Belief in the Prophets

• Belief in the Day of Judgement

• Belief in Qada and Qadar

3)Ihsan

• Highest level of spiritual excellence which is to worship Allah as we see Him, knowing that although we cannot see him but He sees us.

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-To manifest the first pillar of faith, which is believing in Allah, as a Muslim we must learn tawhid which discusses Allah's name and His Attributes. Tawhid are divided into three :-

1) Tawhid Ar-Rububiyyah

2) Tawhid Al-Uluhiyyah

3) Tawhid Al-Asma Wa-Sifat

-Allah is incomparable to any kind of creature or element due to His essence that cannot be comprehended by a man's logic

-No one associate to Allah

Believe In Angels

-As Muslims we need to believe in the existence of angels, who are created by Allah from light.

-They perform specific duties, such as conveying Allah's messages.

-For instance, Malaikat Jibril records human deeds

Belief in Quran

-The quran is the final, unaltered word of Allah.

-Revealed to Prophet Muhammad as guidance for humanity

-There are two types ayah in quran which is Ayat Makkiyah and Ayat Madaniyyah.

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1. Belief in the prophets is the fourth pillar of faith in Islam. Muslims believe that Allah sent prophets to guide humanity, delivering His messages to people at different points in history.

Prophet Muhammad serves as a role model for us, being a living example of how to practice faith in daily life. Prophet Adam taught humanity to worship only one God. Prophet Muhammad was given the miracle of the Quran.

Why is the Sunnah necessary? It helps us understand the Quran more deeply because the Quran is in the language of Allah, and Prophet Muhammad acted as the medium through whom Allah conveyed His guidance to humanity.

Belief in the Judgement Day

2. Belief in the Day of Judgment is the fifth pillar of faith. Muslims believe that all humans will be resurrected after death and judged by Allah for their actions in this life.

The Day of Judgment will certainly happen, though no one knows its exact timing. However, we can observe it through major signs. On that day, deeds will be weighed, and Allah will judge everyone based on their good and bad deeds.

The judgment made by Allah will be the fairest and most just. This belief serves as a reminder that everyone is accountable for all the actions they do in their life.

Belief in Qada' & Qadar

3. Belief in Qada and Qadar means believing that everything that happens in life, both good and bad, is part of Allah's divine will and plan. This pillar acknowledges that Allah has complete knowledge of everything and has preordained what will happen in the universe.

Qada refers to something definite and guaranteed by Allah, such as the date of death, a person's destined spouse, and the time we are brought into this world.

Qadar refers to things that can change, such as exam results (e.g., SPM) or whether we succeed in an interview.

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1.A Shield / Junnah

• In the context of fasting means protection or a barrier agains harm, especially from sins and Hellfire.

• The Prophet Muhammad said :

الصِيَّّامُ جُنَّةٌ

"Fasting is a shield (junnah)." (Sahih Al-Bukhari & Muslim)

2.Unlimited Rewards, Judged By Allah Himself

• Unlike other acts of worship, fasting has a unique reward that is beyond human comprehension, as Allah Himself determines its value.

• The Prophet said :

"Every deed of the son of Adam is multiplied in reward, except for fasting, which is for Me, and I will reward it accordingly." (Sahih al-Bukhari & Muslim)

3.Forgiveness Day & Night

• Fasting (siyam) is closely linked to seeking forgiveness during the day, while night prayers (Qiyam) offer an oppurtunity for sins to be erased

• Surah Adh-Dhariyat 51:18

"...and in the hours before dawn, they would seek forgiveness"

• Surah Ali-Imran 3:16

"(They are) those who say, "Our Lord, indeed we have believed, so forgive us our sins and protect us from the punishment of the Fire."

4.Faster Acceptance of Du'a (Supplications)

• The Prophet mentioned that the du'a of a fasting person is among those that will not be rejected :

"There are three whose supplications are not rejected: the fasting person when he breaks his fast , the just ruler , and the oppressed person." (Sunan al-Tirmizi)

Ramadan is not just about abstaining from food and drink, but a means to attain piety, forgiveness, and a strong connection with Allah.

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Ilmu tanpa adab seperti pohon tanpa akar. Ia mungkin tumbuh, tapi mudah tumbang.

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I'm Aqila Huda binti Azman, currently studying in ECONS. My matric number is 241142. My usrah group is 01. My usrah facilitator is Sr. Adani. I was born on the 17th of May, and I live at 468, Lorong Desa Makmur 6/3, Taman Desa Makmur, Lunas, Kedah. My comfort food is burger, and I love spending my free time watching movies. You can contact me at 01116262129 or through email at aqilahuda186@gmail.com.

" just enjoy your life without thinking others <3 "

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Throughout this usrah, we have implemented various activities such as interactive discussions, Q&A sessions, sharing personal experiences, using visual aids, and engaging in group activities. These have made our sessions more engaging and insightful. In my opinion, it would be helpful if the naqibah could send out the agenda beforehand so everyone knows what to expect. Overall, I’ve really enjoyed this usrah, and it’s been a valuable experience! And also a big thanks to our naqibah, Sr. Adani, for sharing valuable knowledge and putting in so much effort to conduct these usrah sessions. Your dedication and guidance have made a significant impact on all of us 🫶🏻!

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Hikmah ?

To do what needs to be done- the ability to act appropriately using
knowledge, experience, understanding, and common sense.

Reaching the truth with knowledge and action.

The Proper Use Of Knowledge - not just learning the theory, involves the practical application of the knowledge too.

But not everyone who has knowledge has Hikmah.

Ways To Acquire Hikmah :

1. Read the Quran with concentration, contemplation- words of the Creator

Learn from the stories of wise people that Allah mentioned.

2. Be in the company of wise people

The importance of choosing a circle of friends.

3. Obedience to Allah

As mentioned in Quran Surah Al-Qasas (28:14) "And when he reached full strength and maturity, We gave him wisdom and knowledge. This is how We reward the good-doers."

4. Have lots of life experience

Challenges will give us wisdom to not to fall into the same mistake.

5. Being humble

Not afraid to consult with people- an arrogant person will
not acquire wisdom

6. Silence

Only talk when there is a need to talk

A wise person will think before speak

7. Beg Allah for the wisdom

Allah grants wisdom to the people of his choice

8. Set niyyah

Niyyah

In Islam, the term niyyah refers to the intention or motive behind an act, which is to attain Allah SWT’s reward and draw oneself closer to the Almighty

Helps distinguish acts of worship and acts that are performed for the sake of others

Deeds performed without niyyah might not be accepted by Allah

How to know if we set the right niyyah :

1. Sincerity

Solely for the sake of Allah

Free from any bad motives

2. Clarity

Be clear about what needs to be done and why

3. Consistency

The intention remains consistent throughout the
act

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1.SALAH

As mentioned in Quran, Surah Al-Ankabut verse 45 "Recite what has been revealed to you [O Muhammad] of the Book, and establish prayer, for verily prayer keeps [one] away from obscenity and wickedness. And indeed your remembering Allah is of greater merit [than other acts of worship]. And Allah knows all that you do."

He mentioned the great Book, Al-Quran

Everything about religion is inside the Al-Quran

Prayer protects one from obscenity and wickedness

Prayer will purify our heart, building fear of Allah

And most importantly, prayer involves remembering Allah, verbally and physically-the best kind of worship

2.FASTING

trains oneself to remember that Allah is always watching

weakens Shaytan’s influence and reduces sins

those who understand that fasting isn’t just about not eating or drinking, will most likely does many acts of worship during fasting-bcs ramadan is a spiritual bootcamp and Shaytan isnt allowed to be in it.

helping a rich man feel the pain of hunger, making him inclined to help the poor and needy, be more grateful for His blessings

Umm ‘Umarah bint Ka’b reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, entered her home and she served him food. The Prophet said, “Will you eat?” She said, “Indeed, I am fasting.” The Prophet said, “Verily, angels send blessings upon a fasting person when others eat in their presence until they finish.”

3.ZAKAH

A bridge between the spiritual and the material, indicating that wealth is a trust
from Allah to be used wisely.

Create a spirit of empathy, solidarity, and cooperation among Muslims

Alleviate poverty and reduce economic gap within Ummah

Promoting self-sufficiency for the recipients- breaking the cycle of poverty

Cleans one’s wealth, removing any potential harm it might cause to the
individual and society

Free from material attachments and selfishness- gratitude and reliance on
Allah

Encourage personal spiritual growth- demonstrates obedience to Allah

4.HAJJ

Combines both physical and financial expenditure- once in a lifetime

Achieving compassion and love among muslims despite differences- unity

Declaring the oneness of Allah

-“Labbayka Allahumma Labbayk. Labbayka laa Shareeka laka Labbayk. Innal-Hamda wan-ni‘mata laka wal-mulk. Laa Shareeka lak.” (I am responding to Your Call O Allah; I am responding to Your call! I am responding to Your call, You have no partner with You, I am responding to Your call. All perfect praise and bounty belongs to You, and the dominion is Yours)

Equals to jihad for those unable to observe jihad. Aisha narrated that she said: "Should we (women) not actively participate in fighting and Jihad along with you?” The Prophet صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وسلم replied: “For you, the best and most beautiful Jihad is a valid and accepted Hajj.” (al-Bukhari)

Purifies one from sins- starting fresh, like a newborn

Prepare one for the Judgment Day

Restraining oneself from greed, temper, and other unlimited desires

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1. Purification (Taharah)

Wudu (Ablution): Cleanse yourself by performing wudu (washing the hands, mouth, nose, face, arms, wiping the head, ears, and washing the feet).

Tayammum: If water is not available or you are sick, dry ablution with clean dust can replace wudu.

2. Clean Clothing and Place

Wear clean clothes that cover the awrah (modesty).

For men: navel to knees must be covered.

For women: whole body except face and hands.

Ensure the place of prayer is clean.

3. Niyyah (Intention)

Make the intention in our heart for the specific prayer

4. Covering the Awrah Properly

5. Calmness and Presence

Prepare mind and heart. Focus on Allah, leaving behind worldly thoughts.

❌ Things That Invalidate the Wudu' (Batal Wuduk)

1. Anything from private parts
(urine, stool, wind, madhi, wadi)

2. Deep sleep

3. Losing consciousness
(fainting or drunk)

4. Touching private parts with bare hand

5. Bleeding

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Imagine

“Solat is like taking a shower — but for the heart.
A shower cleans your body; solat cleans your soul.
You do both daily to stay clean, fresh, and strong.”

What we get ?

1. Al-Ta’ah (Submission)

We humbly stand before Allah, showing we fully obey Him.

We follow His commands with sincerity and devotion.

It reminds us that we are His servants, not in control.

2. Al-Jihad (Struggle)

We fight against laziness and make time for prayer.

We resist distractions to maintain focus and khusyu’.

It builds spiritual strength and discipline in our lives.

3. Muhasabah (Self-reflection)

We reflect on our past actions during prayer.

We seek forgiveness and ask Allah for guidance.

It helps us improve and grow closer to Him.

4. Iffah (Self-restraint)

Salah reminds us to stay away from sins.

It trains us to control desires and temptations.

We become more mindful of our behavior every day.

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1. (Al-Baqarah ayat 183)

Allah enjoins us to fast the same way He enjoined the previous nations

fasting is beneficial for all physically, spiritually, socially

develop piety

2. (ayat 184)

fasting is only for a specific amount of days

He allows the fast to be broken if any hardship (ill, on a journey) occurs with the condition that it needs to be made up on other days

who should not fast during ramadhan:

severe mental or physical health condition

pregnant and breastfeeding women

elderly individuals: unable to regain strength even after eating

children below puberty

menstruating women

people who are travelling for purposes that is in accordance with the syariah

how to replace:

complete the incomplete days outside of ramadhan

pay fidyah

3. (ayat 185)

ramadhan is the month in which Allah bestowed upon us the Holy Quran

contains guidance in both religious and worldly affairs

obligatory to those who are able, healthy and not travelling

the month eases the path of attaining His pleasure

special features of ramadan:

laylat al-qadr (greater than a thousand months)