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Assalamualaikum everyone, my name is Siti Humaira Binti Mohd Farid and my matric number is 2318252. I am currently a second year student, majoring in Usuluddin and Comparative Religions from AHAS Kulliyah Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences. I am passionate about exploring the depth of religious studies and understanding diverse beliefs and practices. That a little bit about me :)

Personally, I don't really understanding well about the importance of learning about sustainable and global issues related at first. After attending a sustainable development class, I realize that understanding global issues is important because it helps us work together to solve big problems that affect everyone, like climate change, poverty, and health crises. When we know more about these problems, we can make better choices and find ways to help. Learning about global issues also teaches us to care about others and take action to make the world a fairer and better place. By staying aware and working as a team, we can create a safer, healthier, and happier world for everyone.

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By attending this talk, "An Islamic Perspective on Personal Finance," that relates to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 1: No Poverty, I can learning personal finance from an Islamic perspective which is rooted in ethical and moral principles that emphasize responbility, fairness, and social justice.From an Islamic perspective, personal finance is rooted in ethical and moral principles that emphasize responsibility, fairness, and social justice. Key aspects include earning a lawful (halal) income, avoiding unethical practices such as fraud or exploitation, and steering clear of interest-based transactions (riba). Wealth is viewed as a trust from Allah, and Muslims are encouraged to spend responsibly, save for future needs, and give generously through zakat (charitable giving) and sadaqah (voluntary charity) to support those in need. Islam also promotes avoiding excessive debt and living within one’s means, fostering financial stability and a balanced lifestyle. These principles aim to ensure not only individual well-being but also contribute to the broader economic and social welfare of the community.

The talk promotes financial literacy, encouraging responsible management of personal finances aligned with Islamic principles, which can foster economic stability and sustainable growth within communities.Other than that, by teaching individuals to manage their finances effectively, the talk contributes to reducing poverty. Besides, Islamic financial principles , such as avoiding excessive debt and encouraging charity (zakat), directly address poverty alleviation.

To conclude, this talk session aligns with these SDGs by emphasizing sustainable and suitable financial practices.

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Many benefits that i get after joined the "60 Minutes with Alumni: The Alumni Journey – From Seeds to Success" program. This program offers numerous benefits for participants. This event provides a unique opportunity to learn from the inspiring experiences of successful alumni, such as Fynn Jamal, fostering motivation and guidance for personal and professional growth. Participants can gain valuable insights into overcoming challenges, building skills, and achieving success in their respective fields. The program also allows networking with alumni and peers, creating connections that can lead to future collaborations or mentorship.

Other than that, this program links with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which is SDG 4: Quality Education by learning from successful alumni, inspiring students and staff to pursue educational and professional growth through shared experiences.

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On 22 December 2024, i had joined a church trip that arranged by my lecturer, Dr Rashid Ungaran is a part of journey in learning under World Religions subject. It giving me new experience and opportunity to engaged with church communities, gain a deeper understanding of the church's historical, cultural and architectural significance.Other than that, i had learned that respecting other religions is essential for living in harmony, as it helps build understanding, peace, and unity among people with different beliefs. Every religion teaches values like love, kindness, and compassion, which are common to all humanity. By respecting other faiths, we show that we value diversity and are willing to learn from one another. This creates an environment where people feel safe and accepted, regardless of their background.

Respecting other religions doesn’t mean you have to agree with all their beliefs, but it does mean treating them with kindness and fairness. When we respect each other’s faiths, we build stronger communities where everyone can live peacefully and contribute positively to society. This aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals ,SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities that focuses on making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable. This goal emphasizes the preservation of cultural and historical sites, promoting sustainable urban development, and fostering community inclusivity. A church learning trip aligns with this goal by exploring the church as a cultural and historical landmark, emphasizing its role in preserving heritage and fostering a sense of community.

Furthermore,the church trip also align with the Sustainable Development Goals, SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions aims to promote peaceful and inclusive societies, provide access to justice, and build accountable and inclusive institutions. Churches play a vital role in fostering peace and social justice through their teachings and outreach programs. A learning trip to a church can explore how faith-based organizations promote reconciliation, conflict resolution, and support for marginalized groups.

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The Islamic education exhibition giving so much benefits to me as a student because i could learn and getting so much information related of key Islamic topics such as Fiqh (jurisprudence), Sirah (the Prophet’s life), and Muamalat (Islamic financial ethics), and connect these principles by applying in daily life.

Participating in the Islamic Education Exhibition offers students numerous benefits that contribute to their academic, personal, and spiritual growth. Additionally, it inspires personal and spiritual development by emphasizing values like justice, ethics, and worship practices, enhancing their faith and character.

This Islamic Education Exhibition aligns closely with SDG 4: Quality Education is highly relevant as the event promotes inclusive and equitable quality education through workshops and discussions on topics such as Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), history (sirah), and teaching methodologies. By fostering knowledge in these areas, it enhances lifelong learning opportunities for all attendees.

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The 6th University in Action Symposium aligns closely with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by fostering collaboration between universities and communities to promote shared values and sustainable practices. SDG 4: Quality Education is supported as the program encourages experiential learning innovative approaches to education.

This program, which focuses on students presenting community-related projects that benefit society, plays a significant role in developing critical thinking skills and enhancing abilities and talents. By working on real-world issues that impact communities, students are required to analyze complex problems, identify root causes, and develop innovative and practical solutions. This process encourages them to think critically, evaluate evidence, and consider multiple perspectives to ensure their projects effectively address community needs. Presenting their projects further refines their ability to articulate ideas, justify decisions, and respond to feedback, fostering confidence and adaptability.