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name:muhammad aqiel irfan bin mohd fadzly
matric.no:212295
programme:engin
number:0195754275
assalamualaikum and hi!,my name is aqiel but sometimes i go by the name bull.im from kl and i have 5 sibling inc me :) whilst im the eldest

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in taaruf week we had the chance to get to know our usrah-mates better by telling about ourselves and breaking the ice between us.Br farid also briefed us about our upcoming assesments that had to be done before our final examinations.i genuinely enjoyed this session very much

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Br Farid explained to all of us about the each 5 pillars of Islam.he also explained each one of it by referring to ayat from related surah such as Surah Al-Ankabut:45, Surah Al-Baqarah:183, At-Taubah:3 and Al-Baqarah:197

Shahadah(Profession of Faith)

The first act of worship that every Muslim performs is a confirmation of faith, known as the shahaadah. The word shahaadah literally means “to bear witness,” so by professing faith verbally, one is bearing witness to the truth of Islam’s message and its most fundamental teachings.

Salaat(Prayer)

Daily prayer is a touchstone in a Muslim’s life. In Islam, prayer is directly to Allah alone, directly, without any intermediary or intercessor. Muslims take time out five times each day to direct their hearts towards worship.

Zakat (Almsgiving)

In the Quran, giving in charity to the poor is often mentioned hand-in-hand with daily prayer. It is central to a Muslim’s core belief that everything we have comes from Allah, and is not ours to hoard or covet

Sawm (Fasting)

Many communities observe fasting as a way to purify the heart, mind, and body. In Islam, fasting helps us to empathize with those less fortunate, helps us to reprioritize our lives, and brings us closer to Allah in strengthened faith

Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Unlike the other “pillars” of Islam, which are performed on a daily or annual basis, the pilgrimage is required to be done only once in a lifetime. Such is the impact of the experience and the hardship that it entails

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‘Khushu’ is an Arabic word used to refer to humility or humbleness while offering our daily salah (prayers). The meaning and actualization of khushu lies in the ‘presence of our hearts’ while we are reporting for our daily duty towards Allah
By not understanding the importance of khushu in our salah, we risk rejection of this beautiful act of worship and may experience a decrease in our Iman.Khushu refers to the submissiveness, gentleness, humility, yearning, and quietude (out of love as well as fear) within the heart due to the consciousness of Allah’s Greatness and Grandeur.

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Virtues of salaat

-Salaat (Prayer) performed genuinely with humility and submission to Allah (subhanahu wa ta'ala) has unlimited virtues and benefits. It is the noblest expression of faith and the surest way of thanking Allah (subhanahu wa ta'ala) for His unlimited favors. It is the way to obtaining Allah's mercy, generosity, kindness, blessings and a sure way to paradise. Allah (subhanahu wa ta'ala) says in the Qur'an: “Prosperous indeed are the believers who are humble in their prayers” (Qur'an 23:1-2).

-It prevents you from Munkar

Verily, As-Salat (the prayer) prevents from Al-Fahsha (ie great sins of every kind, unlawful sexual intercourse, etc) and Al-Munkar (ie disbelief, polytheism, and every kind of evil wicked deed, etc)
Surah al-Ankabut, 29:45

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Virtues of hajj :
-Among the virtues of Hajj is to strengthen the bond of the servant with his Lord, such as making the Talbiyah,  remembering of Allah with passion, circumambulating around the house of Allah, and kissing the stone that is the right hand of Allah which his creations do shake

Virtues in sawm:
-Good Self-Control

Every Muslim believes by doing every type of fasting in Islam whether during Ramadhan or on a usual day, they will be a good person with good self-control. That because as long as they doing fasting, Muslims trained to refrain their self from anything.
-Get More Blessing

Muslims believe by doing fasting they will get more blessings from Allah. Moreover, if they doing it on Ramadhan, Allah will give more blessing to them. That because Ramadhan becomes the most special month among another 11 months in a year.