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Name : Nurin Binti Suryadi

Nickname : Nuyin

Matrix Number : 2316704

Programme : Bachelor in Economics

Year : First year 3rd semester

University : International Islamic University Malaysia

Place of Birth : Selangor

Siblings : Second child out of 4 (aka favorite child)

Date of Birth : 19th September 2003

Hobby : Watching K-drama

Favourite Movies/Series : Young Sheldon & Maze Runner

Phone Number : 013 - 8987858

Instagram : nurinsrydi

Email : nurinsuryadi19@gmail.com

Dreams : Travel around the world with my beloved people

Motto in life : At the end, you will come to realize that it is only ALLAH who kept his promise.

Fun fact about me : All my friends said I am a random person because of my laughing and humor. I like pink and purple and photobooth.

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Even though we commit many sins and feel unforgiven, but Allah is the Most Forgiving and Most Merciful. Allah will forgive the sins of his repentant servant because he knows that his servant is a sinner

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We were doing a podcast during the group presentation. My group members were Sofia, Rita, and Hani. It's been great having them on the team. I was in charge of the main idea two which is celebrating small victories. There are three main ideas of how to cherish life:

Appreciate the Present Moment

Celebrate Small Victories

Stay Thankful (Shukr)

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During taaruf, each person will introduce themselves and tell one fun fact about themselves.

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Adab is a caution of responsibility as a human being

When having knowledge, need to share it with others and it should be a responsibility to serve others because they have the right to know it. Knowledge needs to be used in the right way.

There are two adab in knowledge in terms of internal and external (actions).

Internal includes two aspects, namely intention/mindset, and goals.

For external, like how people behave in learning, repeat & review, take notes, and ask questions.

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Al- Quran also known as Kalam Allah.

The Qur'an was revealed to guide mankind to the right path and is the perfect last book.

The Qur'an was revealed to the people of the last days despite different religions.

Al Quran is also the solution to all problems in terms of food, marriage, and business.

Al - Quran is a reliable source in the past present and future.

Al - Quran is a perfect source of guidance because from then until now it has remained the same and teaches us to pursue success.

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The test is sweetness and a love letter from Allah.

The test means that Allah still remembers us and longs for his servant.

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Tawhid Rububiyah = affirms that a servant must believe that God is the Ruler of the universe. The meaning of Tawhid-ul-Rububiyyah (Oneness of Allah’s Lordship) is the ascription of all Acts of Allah (Glorified and Exalted be He) to none but Him Alone, such as creation, bringing into being, providing sustenance, giving life, and causing death.

Tawhid Uluhiyah = The meaning of Tawhid-ul-Uluhiyyah (Oneness of Worship) is the dedication of all acts of the servants to none but Allah Alone, such as: Du’a (supplication), asking help, seeking refuge, fear, hope, reliance and all other forms of ‘Ibadah (worship).

Asma' wa sifat (The Names and Attributes of Allah) = The Most Beautiful Names of Allah of which there are 99 in the Qur’an.

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Angels are heavenly illuminating beings, created from light.

The characteristics of Angels:

A. They neither eat nor drink.

B. They neither marry nor procreate.

C. They are neither males nor females.

D. Always dhikr and worship Allah.

E. No lust

Fun fact about Malik Angel is never smiles and has a fierce face.

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The holy book of Muslim = Al - Quran

The book was revealed as a guide and reference to humans.

In particular, the Quran is the final revelation.

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Muslims are required to believe in all the prophets and messengers sent by Allah to guide humanity.

All messengers are prophets, but not all prophets are messengers,

The Difference between Messenger (Rasul) and Prophet (Nabi):

Rasul = One who is given new Shariah and new divine book. Get revelation but it is not obligatory to share with people.

Nabi = is not granted a new divine book but he preaches according to his previous messenger. Get revelation but it is mandatory to share with people

Need to believe there are 25 Rasul.

Rasul Ulul Azmi = a title given to the Rasul who held a high/special position because of their extraordinary perseverance and patience, in spreading Islam.

Nabi Nuh a.s.

Nabi Ibrahim a.s.

Nabi Musa a.s.

Nabi Isa a.s.

Nabi Muhammad s.a.w.

The duty of the Rasul:

1. Delivering da'wah

2. Invite faith in Allah

3. Giving good news and warnings

4. Straightening out distorted and misguided thoughts

5. Leading the people

6. Showing a good example to humans

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On the Day of Judgment, every individual is believed to be held accountable for their actions in this life. Those who have followed the righteous path adhered to the teachings of Islam, and sought forgiveness for their sins will be rewarded with eternal paradise (Jannah). Those who have led a sinful life without repentance may face punishment in hell (Jahannam). All human deeds will be weighed during Al-Mizan. Allah keeps The Day of Resurrection secret so that Allah can judge who believes and does not believe in Allah.

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Belief in Qada and Qadr is one of the six articles of faith in Islam, making it an essential part of a Muslim's belief system.

By accepting these concepts, Muslims find peace in understanding that both good and bad experiences are part of God’s divine wisdom.

There are two types of Qada – Mubram and Mu’allaq. The command of Allāh Almighty which is known as Qada (fate of destiny), is of two types Qada Mubram (inevitable fate) and Qada Mu’allaq (pending or suspended fate). Qada Mubram does not change and takes place as Divinely ordained. Qada Mu’allaq takes place or is lifted off due to Sadaqah [charity] and Du’ā’s

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Ihsan is the Muslim responsibility to obtain perfection, or excellence, in worship. Muslims try to worship God as if they see Him, and although they cannot see Him, they undoubtedly believe that He is constantly watching over them.

"beautification" and "perfection" of our behavior as if Allah were seeing us. For instance, performing sunat prayers and doing charity.

There are three aspects in Ihsan which are Ihsan to Allah, Ihsan to people, and Ihsan to yourself

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Discussions about life after death and our preparation the day after death.

In Islam = Muslims will live only once on earth. Once you leave the earth, you will not come back to life because it is the first and last trial of life on earth.

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Adab (good manners) towards parents is fundamental in Islam and many cultures:

Show respect and honor to parents

Appreciate them

Avoid having any conflicts or arguing with them. We need to resolve asap because we can feel the burden and complexity to face our parents from day to day.

Listen and obedience to them with Shariah compliance

Forgiveness and Patient

Well behave in front of them

Spend and serve our money to them

Show humanity and be humble not to crossed the line

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As a Muslim, you must have the nature of responsibility to society such as amar makruf nahi mungkar.

Treat them with respect.

If our neighbours ask for help, then we must help those who are in distress because it is our responsibility as Muslims.

For example, visiting when sick, and coming to weddings.

Treat them as if they were family.

Don't harass and harm them.

Don't trouble the neighbors

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It is divided into two which are Adab to teachers and Adab as students.

Teacher:

We must respect teachers to be blessed in learning.

Someone can be knowledgeable but there is no manners and vice versa.

Do not disturb when the teacher is teaching, if you want to interrupt, you need to ask permission first.

Don't swear at the teacher.

Student:

Set our intention when studying.

Read dua before studying, performing ablution, or taking a bath because we become fresher and easier to understand.

Be ready and well-prepared before studying

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Topic: Appreciation for the Nature & Environment

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Topic: Appreciation for the Nature & Environment

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Appreciation for nature and the environment is about recognizing the beauty, complexity, and interconnectedness of the natural world and our role in preserving it. This appreciation can inspire a deeper sense of responsibility for protecting ecosystems, conserving natural resources, and promoting sustainability.

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Sustainability in Islam is deeply rooted in the principles of stewardship (khalifah), balance (mizan), and responsibility (amanah) toward the natural world. Islamic teachings emphasize the importance of caring for the environment, conserving resources, and maintaining harmony between humanity and nature.

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Hadith Jibril touched on three things, namely faith (iman), Islam, and ihsan.

Pillars of Islam: (5)

- Shahadah

- Salat

- Zakat

- Fasting

- Hajj

Iman = Believing in Allah

Ihsan = beautify and accomplish our ibadah

Signs the Day of Judgement:

- disobedient children

- Many people pursue wealth and build skyscrapers

the perfection of a Muslim when he has mastered Islam, Faith, and Ihsan.

How to see at what level our faith is:

- By seeing our Fajr prayer because Fajr prayers are difficult for Muslims to do.

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I felt very sad because it was our last usrah with my friends. I will miss the environment where we are together like family during usrah time. Till we meet again. Love you guys so much !

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Wish for the Future, Conclusion from the Usrah, & Short Reflection

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Wish for the Future, Conclusion from the Usrah, & Short Reflection

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I want to become a better person who embodies the principles of Islam more fully in my daily life. I wish to strengthen my faith, deepen my understanding of the Qur'an and Hadith, and apply the teachings in every aspect of my interactions with others, ensuring that my actions align with justice, kindness, and humility. I also wish to contribute to building a stronger, more supportive Muslim community that upholds these values.

The session emphasized the importance of continuous self-reflection and growth. Islam teaches us not just to focus on rituals, but also on internalizing moral and ethical lessons. Being part of an usrah reminds me of the power of collective learning and support in strengthening our faith and actions. The session also highlighted how each of us can play a small but meaningful role in bringing positive change to our communities.

This usrah session has been a meaningful reminder that Islam encourages constant self-improvement, learning, and community engagement. It gave me the clarity that faith is a journey—one that requires patience, self-awareness, and the support of others who share the same values. I’m inspired to be more consistent in practicing what I’ve learned and fostering deeper connections with fellow Muslims.

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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I get to strengthen my faith because participants may focus on understanding Islamic principles, such as faith, prayer, and character building, to strengthen their connection with God (Allah).

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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It can create community bonding since usrah translates to "family," the session encourages building a sense of sisterhood among the participants.

I realized that my intention in pursuing knowledge should always be pure. Whether I’m learning religious or worldly knowledge, I should aim to apply it for good, to help others, and to bring myself closer to Allah. Purifying my intentions regularly is key.

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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This hadith clarified for me that Islam isn’t just about rituals, but about faith and striving for excellence in worship. It helped me see that Islam involves both external actions and an internal transformation. Ihsan inspired me to aim for sincerity in my actions, knowing that even if I can’t physically see Allah, He sees me.

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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It made me more aware of how certain behaviors or societal trends can signal a departure from Islamic values. While it’s easy to be distracted by worldly affairs, I’m reminded to stay anchored in faith and to try to be a force for good, even in difficult times.

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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I was reminded that my time on earth is limited, and my focus should be on preparing for the eternal life in the hereafter. This realization encourages me to prioritize spiritual growth, good deeds, and cultivating a relationship with Allah over temporary worldly pleasures or distractions.

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What did you get from each of the usrah session

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Reflecting on this made me appreciate how much my parents have done for me. It encouraged me to express more gratitude, not only through words but by helping them in practical ways, taking care of them as they age, and showing patience in dealing with any difficulties they face.

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This inspires me to appreciate the beauty and complexity of the natural world as a manifestation of Allah’s greatness. It encourages me to spend time in nature, not just for relaxation but as a way to reflect on and connect with my Creator. Preserving nature becomes more than an ethical duty; it becomes a form of spiritual practice, reminding me of the divine signs all around. As a khalifah, I need to ensure that my actions contribute to the well-being of the planet rather than its destruction. This responsibility makes me more mindful of my lifestyle choices, such as reducing waste, conserving water, and protecting nature.