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assalamualaikum ! and this is a brief introduction about myself

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assalamualaikum ! and this is a brief introduction about myself

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Name: Nur Aisya Syafiqa Binti Nasrul khairi

Age : 18 years old

Secondary school : Maktab Mahmud Pendang

Matriks number: 244726

Mahallah: Khalid al - walid

Course: Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage

Contact number: 013-4138930

Hometown: No 84 Kg kubang kuar mukim ayer puteh 06700 Pendang Kedah darul aman

Email: syafiqasyafiqa106@gmail.com

Hobby: watch en - o'clock

Ambition: Lecturer

Motto: '' we are not perfect always remember that, we're young ,we will be wrong but we learn from it'' -sim jaeyun -

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assalamualaikum wbt !

This week, I learned about the topic of adab seeking in knowledge and al-quran as the book guidance It was very enjoyable because I discovered many things I did not know before. I am grateful to my facilitator for providing such valuable lectures and to my study group friends for sharing a lot of knowledge that I had never heard before.Here, I would like to conclude the topic I studied in the first week of the study group.

1. Adab in seeking knowledge

It involves treating teachers with great respect and gratitude. This includes listening attentively, valuing their time, and being mindful of their advice.

A learner should approach knowledge with humility, recognizing that there is always more to learn. This means being open to correction and willing to admit what one does not know.

2. Al - quran as the book of the guidance

The Quran, considered the holy book of Islam, is revered as a comprehensive guide for all aspects of life. Muslims believe it is the literal word of God (Allah) as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) over 23 years.The Quran is believed to be the finaluidance revelation from God, following earlier scriptures like the Torah and the Bible. It serves as a timeless guide for humanity, providing spiritual, moral, and practical

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assalamualaikum wbt ! and hye everyone

Here i want to share about what i learned in usrah.

The Five Pillars of Islam are the core beliefs and practices that shape a Muslim's faith and actions. They are:

1. Pillars of islam

The Five Pillars of Islam are the core beliefs and practices that shape a Muslim's faith and actions.The first one is Shahada (Faith):Second,Salah (Prayer) ,ThirdZakat (Charity).Fourth,Sawm (Fasting): sunset.Lastly,Hajj (Pilgrimage)These pillars are central to a Muslim's faith and practice, guiding their actions and spiritual life.

2. Pillars of iman

The Pillars of Iman (faith) are the fundamental beliefs that every Muslim is required to hold. They outline the core tenets of faith in Islam and are essential for a complete understanding and practice of the religion. The Six Pillars of Iman are:

Firstly,Belief in Allah (God) Second,Belief in Angels.Thirdly,Belief in the Prophets. Fourthly,Belief in the Holy Books. Fifthly,Belief in the Day of Judgment. Lastly,Belief in Divine Decree (Qadar).These pillars form the foundation of a Muslim's faith and guide their understanding of their relationship with Allah and the world.

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BALQIS BINTI SALMAN 248985

NOR IZZLIANA BINTI MOHD ZAWAWI 244453

NUR AISYA SYAFIQA BINTI NASRUL KHAIRI 244726

NUR DANISHA HAIFA BINTI MOHD ROSHDAN 245193

FATHIAH ZUHAYRAH BINTI FAUZI 241727

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assalamuaalaikum wbt ! and hye everyoneeeee

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This week our usrah was held through google meet during the holiday. This week i learn about the concept of ihsan anad its relation to islamic eschatology.

Ihsan is an Arabic term that translates to "excellence" or "perfection," and it holds a significant place in Islamic thought. It is often understood as striving to do good and to seek the best in one's actions, embodying a higher standard of morality and ethics in everyday life

Relation to Islamic Eschatology :

1. Interpersonal Relationships: The practice of ihsan extends beyond personal piety; it encompasses how one treats others. This aspect is vital in establishing a just and compassionate society, which aligns with the Islamic vision of a harmonious community in this life and is rewarded in the hereafter.

2. Hope and Fear: Ihsan balances the dual concepts of hope (in Allah’s mercy) and fear (of His wrath). Believers are encouraged to strive for excellence, not out of despair but with the hope of achieving a place in paradise.

In summary, ihsan is not just a personal virtue but a comprehensive approach to life that influences both individual conduct and societal norms. Its significance in Islamic eschatology reinforces the idea that striving for excellence in faith and actions leads to divine reward in the hereafter.

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here my wish and reflectian !

As a student, I wish to immerse myself fully in the rich heritage of Islamic revealed knowledge. May I be granted the wisdom to appreciate the depth of the Qur'an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). I hope to understand not only the words but also the spirit behind them, allowing them to guide my actions and character.

I reflect on the importance of knowledge in Islam, as it is a means to strengthen my faith and my relationship with Allah. I aspire to seek knowledge that uplifts my soul and benefits those around me. May I approach my studies with sincerity, always striving for excellence (ihsan) in my learning and character.

I wish to honor the legacy of scholars who came before me, who dedicated their lives to the pursuit of knowledge. I hope to contribute positively to my community, using what I learn to promote justice, compassion, and understanding.

May I always remember that knowledge is a trust from Allah, and I pray for the strength to uphold this trust with integrity. As I continue my journey, I hope to embody the values of patience, humility, and gratitude, reflecting the teachings of Islam in my daily life.

With determination and faith, I strive to become a beacon of knowledge and a positive influence, rooted in the beautiful heritage of my faith.

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This week i want to share about what i learned in usrah. Topic i learned this week is acquisition of hikmah (positive value).

The acquisition of hikmah (wisdom) involves cultivating positive values such as knowledge, patience, reflection, and ethical behavior. In Islamic thought, hikmah is often associated with deep understanding, sound judgment, and the ability to apply knowledge in a just and beneficial manner.

To acquire hikmah, one must:

1. Seek Knowledge – Learning from various sources, especially divine revelation (Qur’an and Hadith), philosophy, and life experiences.

2. Practice Reflection – Thinking critically about actions, consequences, and moral responsibilities.

3. Apply Ethical Principles – Acting with justice, compassion, and sincerity in daily life

To sum up , hikmah is not just about acquiring knowledge but also about applying it in a way that leads to goodness and righteousness.

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This week our usrah held through google meet during holiday. This week i learned about preparation for salah with khusyu'.

Khusyu’ in Salah means performing the prayer with full concentration, humility, and sincerity, free from distractions. Achieving khusyu’ requires both physical and spiritual preparation.

1. Dress Properly and Modestly

Wear clean, appropriate clothing to enhance the feeling of standing before Allah.

2. Clear Your Mind

Take a moment to disconnect from worldly concerns before starting Salah.

3. Maintain Eye Focus (Sujud Point)

Keeping your gaze on the place of sujud helps prevent distractions.

Conclusion,Khusyu’ is not achieved instantly but through consistent effort. By preparing both physically and mentally, understanding the significance of prayer, and minimizing distractions, one can develop a deep, meaningful connection with Allah in Salah.

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hyeeee everyone and assalamuaalaikum !!!

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Today i want to share what i learned in usrah this week. The topic about virtues found in salah with khusyu'.Performing Salah with khusyu’ brings numerous virtues that benefit both spiritual and worldly life.

1. Strengthens Connection with Allah

Khusyu’ allows a person to truly engage in a direct conversation with Allah

2. Leads to Inner Peace and Tranquility

Salah with khusyu’ removes worries and anxieties.

3. Increases Taqwa

Khusyu’ in Salah nurtures awareness of Allah in daily life, leading to righteous actions.

4. Erases Sins

Prayers performed sincerely wipe away past minor sins.

Lastly, Salah with khusyu’ is not just a ritual but a source of deep spiritual growth, inner peace, and divine reward. By striving for khusyu’, a person attains true success in both this life and the next.

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here i want to share topic about virtues found in sawm (fasting). Fasting (sawm) is one of the greatest acts of worship in Islam, bringing numerous virtues both spiritually and physically.

1. Earns the Pleasure and Reward of Allah

The reward for fasting is beyond measure, showing its high status in Islam.

2. Acts as a Shield from Sins and Hellfire

Fasting suppresses desires and protects from wrongdoing.

3. Brings Spiritual and Physical Cleansing

Fasting purifies the heart, mind, and body.

It removes toxins, increases discipline, and strengthens patience.

Conclusion, Ibadah is a means to acquire hikmah because it nurtures the soul, disciplines the body, and sharpens the intellect.

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This week our usrah discuss about topic of virtues found in zakah / sadaqah. Zakah and Sadaqah both hold immense virtues in Islam, benefiting individuals and society. Some key virtues include:

1. Purification of Wealth & Soul – Zakah purifies one's earnings and soul from greed

2. Increased Blessings & Sustenance – Charity does not decrease wealth but instead brings barakah

3. A Path to Jannah – The generous are promised a place in Paradise

4. Social Welfare & Justice – It reduces economic disparity and supports the needy.

Both Zakah (obligatory) and Sadaqah (voluntary) are means of spiritual growth, social harmony, and divine reward.

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This week i learned about topic virtues found in hajj / umrah. Hajj and Umrah hold immense virtues in Islam, offering both spiritual and worldly benefits. Some key virtues include:

1. Closeness to Allah – Being in sacred places like the Kaaba and Arafah enhances one's connection with Allah.

2. Following the Footsteps of Prophets – Hajj and Umrah revive the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

3. Continuous Rewards (Ongoing Good Deeds) – Every step taken during Hajj and Umrah brings blessings and rewards (Tirmidhi).

To conclude that, Hajj (obligatory) and Umrah (voluntary) serve as powerful acts of worship that bring immense spiritual benefits, purification, and divine rewards.

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NUR AISYA SYAFIQA BT NASRUL KHAIRI 244726

my part that i do is choose a peaceful where you won't be interrupted. as muslim we must choose a quite place to reach khusyuk. so important tu choose a place . that's all from me . thanks you !

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here i want to share topic about Reasons and Sources of Hikmah (Wisdom) from Ibadah

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Ibadah (worship) in Islam is not just a ritual but a means to acquire hikmah (wisdom) by shaping one's character, refining the soul, and strengthening the relationship with Allah

Reasons Why Ibadah Leads to Hikmah

1. Strengthens Taqwa (God-consciousness)

Ibadah instills a sense of accountability and mindfulness of Allah, leading to wiser decision-making in life.

2. Teaches Discipline and Patience

Regular worship (e.g., Salah, fasting) requires consistency and self-restraint, cultivating patience and resilience

Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

1. Salah (Prayer)

Teaches discipline, humility, and focus.

2. Sawm (Fasting)

Develops self-control and empathy, fostering wisdom in managing desires and understanding the struggles of others.

3. Zakat and Sadaqah (Charity)

Instills generosity and social responsibility, deepening wisdom in economic and ethical matters.

4. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Promotes unity, patience, and global awareness, teaching valuable lessons about life and spirituality.

5. Recitation and Reflection on the Quran

The Quran is the ultimate source of hikmah,

To conclude ,Ibadah is a means to acquire hikmah because it nurtures the soul, disciplines the body, and sharpens the intellect.