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Insan is an Arabic word that means "human" or "person." It refers to individuals and emphasizes the qualities and characteristics that make us human, such as emotions, intellect, and social behavior. In a broader sense, it highlights our capacity for compassion, growth, and connection with others.

Examples of Ihsan:

Helping others selflessly: Offering assistance to someone in need without expecting anything in return.

Performing acts of worship sincerely: Praying or doing good deeds as though you see God, aware that He sees you.

Excellence in everyday conduct: Treating people kindly, speaking truthfully, and behaving ethically in all situations.

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Adab is a process in living life. According to Ibnu Qayyim, every religion has its own manners. for Islam, it is good morals. The difference between adab and akhlak is that adab is practical, manners, while akhlak are morality and character.

Manners to parents based on surah maryam verse 42-46, telling about the manners of Prophet Ibrahim when he invited his father to worship Allah;

Use good pronunciation

Don't sneer at parents even if we think we are right

Take care of parents' hearts, don't blame parents for mistakes they make

Don't speak rudely

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week 2 (my first usrah)

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week 3

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Hadith Jibril is one of the most important and comprehensive hadith in Islamic tradition. It is a narration in which Jibril comes to the Prophet Muhammad SAW in the form of man to ask him about Islamic fait. The conversation highlights the three fundamental dimensions of Islam:

1. Islam: refers to the outward actions, including the five pillars of Islam:

shahadah

prayer

zakat

fasting

hajj

2. Iman (faith): refers to the belief system, consisting of six articles of faith:

belief in Allah

belief in His angels

belief in His books

belief in His messengers

belief in the last day( judgment day)

belief in divine destiny(Qadr)

3. Ihsan: refers to spiritual excellence, meaning to worship Allah as though you see Him and even if you do not see Him, knowing that He sees you. It involves performing actions with sincerity.

At the end of the hadith, the Prophet Muhammad tells his companions that the person asking the questions was Jibril who come to teach them their religion.

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Surah al Baqarah verses 284-28, are concluding verses of the second chapter of the Quran, emphasizing key concepts of faith, accountability and supplication.

These verses focus on the relationship between human responsibility, divine mercy, and the reliance on Allah's guidance and protections. They are often recited for spiritual protection and peace.

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MY TEAMMATES

Khairunnisa' and Mawaddah

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Name: Aniessa Naeilah bt A'dni

Nickname: Niessa

Age: 20 years old

Birthdate: 20 May 2005

Birthplace: Kuching, Sarawak

Course: IRK

Matric number: 248981

Hobby: reading and writing

Fav food: laksa sarawak

Email: naeilniessa05@gmail.com

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1. Belief in Rasul and Anbiya'

All prophets bring the same message of al-tawhid. Based on this principle, all kind of worship should be devoted to Allah Alone and everything that is worshipped instead of Allah is to be rejected.Obedience to the prophet in religious matters is obedience to Allah SWT, conversely, disobedience to him is tantamount to disobedience to Allah.

2. Belief in Hereafter

Belief in Allah and the hereafter is the greatest assistant in renewing people’s hopes, relieving their pains and coping with the difficulties they face. A person with such a belief will show patience against all troubles, will try to overcome the barriers and misfortunes he faces with enthusiasm and hope.

3. Belief in Qada' and Qadar

Belief in pre-destination (Qada and Qadar) is one of the articles of faith in Islam. A person is not a believer without this pillar This belief leads to contentment and satisfaction, even in the face of hardship and adversity. Faith in pre-destination is implied by Allah's attribute of nourishing and sustaining the whole universe.

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REASONS AND SOURCES OF HIKMAH IN IBADAH

Sources of Hikmah in Ibadah
It can be derived from three main sources:
i. The Qur’an
The Qur’an explains the wisdom in every act of worship. For example, regarding fasting:

"O you who have believed, decreed upon you is fasting as it was decreed upon those before you that you may become righteous."
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:183)

This verse shows that fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink but aims to increase piety.

ii. Hadith of the Prophet ﷺ
The Prophet ﷺ emphasized the importance of worship in shaping a person’s character

The Prophet ﷺ said: "Indeed, the first deed that will be judged among people on the Day of Judgment is their prayer. If it is good, then the rest of his deeds will be good. If it is bad, then the rest of his deeds will be bad."
(Hadith narrated by Tirmidhi, No. 413

This hadith highlights that salah is the foundation of all other deeds.

iii. Experience and Studies
Personal reflection and studies by scholars and modern scientists have also proven the benefits of worship in terms of health, psychology, and social aspects.

2. Reasons for the Existence of Hikmah in Worship
Connecting a servant with Allah – Worship brings a person closer to Allah and strengthens faith.
Training the soul and character – Worship cultivates patience, honesty, and responsibility.
Bringing social and personal benefits – Acts like zakat and sadaqah contribute to societal well-being.

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Preparation for Ibadah with Khusyuk

1. Preparing the Heart and Intention

Sincerely intend to worship only for Allah.

Avoid distractions like showing off (riya’), doubts, and worldly concerns.

Increase istighfar (seeking forgiveness) and repentance before worship.

2. Physical Preparation

Ensure cleanliness and freshness (perform wudu properly).

Wear clean and appropriate clothing.

Choose a quiet and comfortable place for worship.

3. Understanding and Reflection

Understand the meaning of recitations in prayer and supplications.

Reflect on Allah’s greatness and our dependence on Him.

Read the Qur’an and Hadith about the importance of khushu’ in worship.

4. Avoiding Distractions and Haste

Turn off or keep away anything that may distract you, like phones.

Set a proper time for worship to avoid rushing.

Arrive early at the mosque for congregational prayers.

5. Practice and Self-Reflection

Regularly perform sunnah (voluntary) acts of worship to increase focus.

Reflect on your level of khushu’ after each act of worship.

Pray to Allah for a heart that remains humble and focused in worship.

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The Virtues Found in Salah with Khushu’:

1. Strengthening the Connection with Allah

Salah with khushu’ brings a deeper sense of closeness to Allah.

It allows for sincere communication and strengthens faith.

2. Inner Peace and Tranquility

A heart that focuses in prayer finds peace and calmness.

It helps reduce stress, anxiety, and worries.

3. Increased Concentration and Discipline

Practicing khushu’ trains the mind to focus and avoid distractions.

It builds self-discipline in both worship and daily life.

4. Sins Are Forgiven

Salah performed with full devotion erases minor sins.

It is a means of purification for the soul.

5. Higher Rewards and Acceptance of Deeds

A prayer performed with khushu’ is more likely to be accepted.

It brings greater rewards compared to a prayer performed without focus.

6. Protection from Evil and Immorality

Salah with khushu’ helps prevent sinful and immoral behavior.

It strengthens the heart against temptations and negative influences.

7. A Sign of True Believers

The Qur’an describes those who have khushu’ in their prayers as among the successful believers (Surah Al-Mu’minun: 1-2).

It distinguishes sincere worshippers from those who perform prayers as mere rituals.

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The Virtues Found in Sawm (Fasting):

1. Attaining Taqwa (Piety and God-consciousness)

Fasting helps believers develop self-control and strengthen their relationship with Allah.

It increases awareness of Allah’s presence in daily life.

2. Purification of the Soul and Body

Fasting cleanses the heart from bad habits and negative thoughts.

It allows the body to detoxify and rest from constant digestion.

3. Developing Patience and Self-discipline

Teaches patience in dealing with hunger, thirst, and desires.

Helps control anger, bad speech, and negative emotions.

4. Increasing Gratitude and Empathy

Helps us appreciate the blessings of food and drink.

Creates empathy for the less fortunate and encourages acts of charity.

5. Sins Are Forgiven

A sincere fast erases past minor sins.

The Prophet ﷺ said, "Whoever fasts Ramadan with faith and seeking reward, his past sins will be forgiven." (Bukhari & Muslim)

6. Multiplication of Rewards

Every good deed during fasting is multiplied many times.

Fasting is a special act of worship, and Allah Himself rewards it abundantly.

7. A Shield from Hellfire

Fasting acts as a protection against Hellfire.

The Prophet ﷺ said, "Fasting is a shield..." (Bukhari & Muslim)

8. Special Entry to Jannah (Paradise)

Those who fast sincerely will enter Jannah through "Bab Ar-Rayyan", a gate reserved only for those who fast.

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The Virtues Found in Zakat/Sadaqah:

1. Purification of Wealth and Soul

Zakat and sadaqah purify wealth from greed and selfishness.

It cleanses the heart from material attachment and develops sincerity.

2. Increasing Barakah (Blessings) in Wealth

Giving zakat and sadaqah does not decrease wealth; instead, it brings more blessings.

Allah promises to multiply the rewards of those who give in charity. (Surah Al-Baqarah: 261)

3. Helping the Needy and Strengthening Brotherhood

Provides relief to the poor, orphans, and those in difficulty.

Creates a sense of unity, love, and care among Muslims.

4. Protection from Hardships and Calamities

Charity serves as a shield against difficulties in life.

The Prophet ﷺ said, "Charity extinguishes sins like water extinguishes fire." (Tirmidhi)

5. A Path to Allah’s Mercy and Forgiveness

Those who give generously are among those whom Allah loves.

It leads to Allah’s forgiveness and helps erase past sins.

6. A Continuous Source of Reward (Sadaqah Jariyah)

Some forms of sadaqah continue to benefit even after death, such as building a well, funding education, or planting trees.

The Prophet ﷺ said, "When a person dies, his deeds end except for three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, and a righteous child who prays for him." (Muslim)

7. A Key to Jannah (Paradise)

Charity is a means of entering Jannah and receiving high ranks in the Hereafter.

The Prophet ﷺ said, "Save yourself from Hellfire even by giving half a date in charity." (Bukhari & Muslim)

8. Brings Inner Peace and Happiness

Helping others brings joy, satisfaction, and contentment in life.

It removes worries and increases gratitude towards Allah.

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Thank you puteri for being the best naqibah ever,, tq sbb dh berjaya menghidupkan usrah, so x rasa bosan nk datang. Thank you jgk untuk semua ilmu yg dikongsikan dan semoga dpt jadi pahala jariah utk awkk,, semoga Allah balas dgn kebaikan yang berlipat ganda. From dq until now, u never fail to impress me with your words and actions. Sorry jugak kalau ada salah apa apa tauu,, apa apa pun semoga awk terus berjaya✨