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Topic 3 : Pillars of Iman (Belief in Allah, Belief in Mala'ikah, Belief in Kutub) 

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Topic 3 : Pillars of Iman (Belief in Allah, Belief in Mala'ikah, Belief in Kutub) 

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Topic 4 : Belief in Rasul, the Day of Judgement & Belief in Qada' and Qadar

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Topic 4 : Belief in Rasul, the Day of Judgement & Belief in Qada' and Qadar

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This is the timeline of the Day of Judgement where every single human will faced whether muslim or not

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This is our poster regarding the topic.

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Topic 2 : Pillars of Islam - Hadith Jibril

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Topic 2 : Pillars of Islam - Hadith Jibril

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This is my group members and we present out the topic together.

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The Necessity of Prophethood Based on Surah Nuh (71:1-28)

Prophethood is necessary because it guides people toward the right path. In Surah Nuh, Prophet Nuh (Noah) called his people to worship Allah alone and warned them about the consequences of disbelief. However, they rejected his message and insisted on following their wrong ways. This shows that without prophets, people can go astray and lose their connection with Allah. Prophets are sent to remind people of the truth and help them avoid punishment in this life and the hereafter.

Prophets face many challenges in delivering their message. In Surah Nuh, Prophet Nuh preached for 950 years, but his people refused to listen. They mocked him, covered their ears, and ignored his warnings. This shows that prophets must remain patient and continue their mission, even when people reject them.

The duty of a prophet is to teach people about Allah, warn them about the Day of Judgment, and encourage them to do good. Prophet Nuh invited his people to seek forgiveness and promised that Allah would bless them if they repented. This teaches us that prophets are not only messengers but also role models who care for their people.

The Understanding of the Belief in Qada and Qadr

Qada and Qadr refer to the belief that everything happens by the will and knowledge of Allah. Qada means Allah’s eternal plan, while Qadr refers to how that plan unfolds in reality. This belief teaches us that nothing happens by accident; everything is part of Allah’s wisdom.

Believing in Qada and Qadr helps Muslims trust Allah in both good and bad times. When something good happens, they should be grateful, and when facing hardship, they should be patient because Allah has a reason for everything. This belief gives peace to the heart and prevents people from losing hope.

However, belief in Qada and Qadr does not mean that humans have no choice. Allah has given people free will to make decisions, but everything they do is within His knowledge. This teaches us to take responsibility for our actions while trusting in Allah’s plan.

https://islamqa.info/en/answers/34732/what-is-qadar-in-islam?utm_source

https://honeyfortheheart.wordpress.com/tafsir-ibn-kathir/tafsir-of-surah-nuh-ayat-1-28-end/?utm_source=

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These are the answers my friends and I came up during the discussion and Q&A session in our usrah

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This is what we wrote about the summarization of topic Hadith Jibril

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The Significance of Hadith Jibril as the Foundation of Religion

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The Significance of Hadith Jibril as the Foundation of Religion

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Hadith Jibril holds great significance as it clearly outlines the essence of Islam. In this narration, Angel Jibril appeared before Prophet Muhammad in human form and questioned him about Islam, faith (iman), and spiritual excellence (ihsan). The Prophet provided answers to each, and Jibril affirmed their correctness. This hadith highlights that Islam consists of three key aspects: outward practices (Islam), inner beliefs (iman), and striving for spiritual perfection (ihsan). It serves as a fundamental guide for Muslims, helping them deepen their understanding of the religion and encouraging them to practice with sincerity and devotion.

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The Pillars of Islam Based on Hadith Jibril

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The Pillars of Islam Based on Hadith Jibril

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Hadith Jibril emphasizes that Islam is established upon five essential pillars. These include affirming the testimony of faith (shahadah), performing the five daily prayers (salah), giving alms to those in need (zakah), fasting during the month of Ramadan (sawm), and undertaking the pilgrimage to Makkah (hajj) if one is able. These pillars form the core of a Muslim’s religious life, ensuring a strong connection with Allah. By upholding these practices, a believer strengthens their faith and adheres to the principles of Islam.

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Topic 1:  Adab in acquiring knowledge and Al- Quran as the Book of Guidance

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Topic 1:  Adab in acquiring knowledge and Al- Quran as the Book of Guidance

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This week, I gained valuable insights, particularly about adab (etiquette) in seeking knowledge as a student and the Quran as a guiding light.

I truly enjoyed this Usrah session as it allowed me to meet new people and strengthen my bond with friends. I hope future sessions continue to be just as engaging, and I eagerly look forward to the next one!

Everyone participated well during the communication session, but it would be even more enjoyable if everyone showed more enthusiasm for the Usrah.

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This week, I gained valuable knowledge, particularly about the pillars of Islam, with a deeper focus on Hadith Jibril.

I thoroughly enjoyed this Usrah session as it gave me the opportunity to meet new people and strengthen my bond with friends. I hope future sessions remain engaging, and I’m eagerly looking forward to the next one!

From my observation, all members participated actively in the discussion. However, it would be even more enriching if everyone contributed their thoughts more openly.

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This week, I learned about the pillars of Iman, with a primary focus on belief in Allah, belief in Malaikah (angels), and belief in Kitab (holy books). These pillars are essential and play a fundamental role in shaping us as Muslims.

I had a wonderful time engaging in discussions with my Usrah group, which helped strengthen our bond as a team. I believe everyone enjoyed it as well! I hope that in the next session, we get to play even more games.

Honestly, there’s nothing I would change because I truly loved this week’s session!

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This week’s session had a more serious tone as I gained new knowledge about belief in the Rasul, belief in Qiyamah, and Qada’ and Qadar which are key pillars of Iman. As Muslims, these beliefs are essential for us to hold firmly, as they serve as our guidance in this world and help us become better individuals.

I also learned about the timeline of events on Qiyamah, which was both fascinating and frightening. I’m grateful to have been introduced to this topic because it has inspired me to work on improving myself. I hope we can explore more thought-provoking topics like this in future sessions.

There’s nothing I would change because I truly loved today’s discussion!

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This week, I learned about Ihsan and Eschatology, topics that were quite new to me. It was an exciting opportunity to explore these concepts, and I truly enjoyed broadening my understanding of them.

One of the highlights was creating our own posters, which was so much fun! I loved decorating mine, and I felt really happy because my team members were incredibly supportive and worked together so well. I wish we could have more sessions using this interactive learning method.

Honestly, there’s nothing I would change because I’m really happy with this approach, as it has helped me a lot!

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Topic 6 : Adab towards Parents, Adab towards Neighbour and Society, Adab as a Student

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Topic 6 : Adab towards Parents, Adab towards Neighbour and Society, Adab as a Student

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Adab Toward Parents

In Islam, parents hold a high status, and treating them with respect and kindness is a sacred duty. Speaking gently, obeying them in good matters, and serving them with love especially in their old age bring immense blessings. Expressing gratitude for their sacrifices and praying for their well-being are essential acts of devotion. Disrespect, harsh words, or neglecting them is strongly discouraged, as it leads to displeasure from both parents and Allah.

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Islam emphasizes kindness, respect, and fairness in dealing with neighbors and society. A good Muslim is one who brings benefit to others, avoids causing harm, and maintains peace. Greeting warmly, helping those in need, and respecting others’ rights strengthen social harmony. Acts of honesty, generosity, and patience in conflicts reflect true Islamic values and foster unity within the community.

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Seeking knowledge is highly valued in Islam, and a student must approach learning with sincerity, discipline, and humility. Respecting teachers, listening attentively, and asking questions with courtesy are signs of good manners. A student should be punctual, dedicated, and eager to learn, using knowledge not only for personal growth but also to benefit others. True learning is not just about acquiring information but applying it to improve oneself and society.

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This week, I learned about Adab toward parents, neighbors, society, and as a student. Through our discussion, I gained valuable insights into proper etiquette that I can apply in my daily life.

We participated in a fun activity using the spin-the-wheel game, where we shared our thoughts and ideas on these topics. It was an engaging and enjoyable experience!

Overall, I feel grateful and satisfied with this week's Usrah session. The discussions and activities made learning meaningful, and I truly appreciated the time spent with my Usrah members.

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These are my Usrah members, and I feel truly grateful to have met them. They are incredibly supportive and intelligent, always sharing thoughtful opinions and encouraging each other in every discussion. Their kindness and willingness to listen have made every session more meaningful and enjoyable. Meeting them has been a wonderful experience because it has given me the opportunity to make new friends, learn from different perspectives, and grow both personally and spiritually.

I also want to thank our Naqibah, Nina, for her dedication and effort in guiding us. She has been a great help in explaining our weekly topics in depth, making each discussion more engaging and insightful. Her clear and detailed explanations have sparked our curiosity and encouraged us to explore the topics even further. Without her guidance, our learning experience would not have been as enriching and impactful.

I am so glad to have them in my life, as they have created a warm and welcoming environment where we can openly share our thoughts and support one another. Through this Usrah, I have gained not only knowledge but also friendships that I truly cherish. I sincerely hope to meet them again in Usrah 2, where we can continue this journey together, deepen our understanding, and strengthen the bond we have built.