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Assalamualaikum ! Hi, my name is Nur Arissa but Ari for short.

I am an English Communication student. I'm beyond grateful to be put in a class full of beautiful souls. Shout out to Sr Aqeelah wuhooo !!

A little tmi about myself, I'm an artist and also a photographer. I do paint on my leisure time. However, now I'm stuck with commitments TT. Other than that, I am also a person who loves to explore and discover new things and develop beyond concentration in my interests.

Moreover, I do hope to gain more input by joining this usrah group,

XO, loves.

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WEEK 1 - Adab (ethics) in Learning Knowledge

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WEEK 1 - Adab (ethics) in Learning Knowledge

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This week, we've discussed the adabs (ethics) in learning knowledge and the importance of it.

Based on the discussion, it is clear that it is important to emphasize ethics while learning as it was stated in the al-Quran (the book of guidance).

These are some examples of ethics that should be practiced among students :

1. Recite the dua - clearly, as muslims we have to seek guidance from the Almighty as we know that the 'ilmu' comes from Allah.

2. Set the purpose of why - everything is based on your niat but we have to pursue it as an ibadah and a submission to Allah.

3. Respect your lecturers/teachers

4. Proper attire - wear syariah complience clothes to class (covering your aurah), wear appropriate clothes even while studying alone.

The importance of adab :

1. For better understanding

2. blessed with knowledge spiritually and physically

To summarize, the whole context was taught by the Prophet SAW himself through his sahabah. We should take him as the sole example as he is the most perfect human being created by Allah Al-Karim.

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This week, we've discussed about Hadith Jibril and the topics that are related to it.

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WEEK 3 - Pillars of Iman (PART 1) >  Belief in Allah, Angels, Revealed Scriptures 

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WEEK 3 - Pillars of Iman (PART 1) >  Belief in Allah, Angels, Revealed Scriptures 

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Through out our discussion, we have discussed about the Pillars of Iman (faith) more deeply.

1. Belief in Allah

as muslims, we have to belief in Allah throughly. this relates to the concept of Tawhid, which means the Oneness of Allah. As muslims, we should believe that there is only one God that is worthy to be worshipped and we should not associate Allah with other beings.

2. Belief in Angels (Malaikat)

It is compulsory for every human being to put their belief in the Angels as they are one of the most perfect makhluk that was created by Allah. The existence of Malaikat is to show the greatness of His power.

3. Belief in Revealed Scriptures

Allah has revealed 4 Kitabs through his Messengers as the final revelation of Allah's message to mankind. The 4 Kitab are Taurah (Prophet Musa A.S.), Zabur (Prophet Daud A.S.), Injeel (Prophet Isa A.S) and The Quran (Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.)

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Islam is the most beautiful religion of any other religion. Islam has so many beautiful rules and regulations that everyone can easily follow them. Some of the most popular scholars say that no religion is as excellent and gorgeous as Islam. Without any doubt, we can say Islam is a very lovely and elevated religion. In Islam, we have trust in Allah and His decisions. There are six pillars of iman, and below, I describe six of them. At first, we have faith in Allah, then in His angels whom He fixed for us, His messenger, the last one being Prophet Muhammad whom He sent to show us the right way, His holy book, which we need to follow, our faith, which we also need to trust, which Allah has written by his own hand, and lastly, on the last day, which is our judgmental day.

Trust in Allah

The first one is the most prominent pillar than others because we all Muslims should have full trust and faith in Allah. Whatever He decides for us, this is the best decision because we know He is the best plan creator. And we all know that we have only one god, which is Allah. He has no son or anyone else. That thing we can say Tawheed. Allah has so many plans for us. He knows which things make us happy, and He also knows when we need them. We need to trust in Allah.

Believe in Angels

The second one is trusting in His angels. The angels were created by light (Noor). There are so many beautiful angels. Our Allah created this angel before us so that they could adoration and salution Him. They always follow Allah's instructions. They don't need to eat and sleep like us. They never suffer from sickness. They are always active. They are selected for particular work, so we have to trust them. They also take care of us. Some prominent angels are: Jibarail, who delivers messages between Allah and His messenger. Next is Munkar Nakeer, who always sits beside human arms and writes down their good and bad deeds. Then Azrail, who is also an angel whose work is to take the soul from a body, Lastly, Ridwan and Malik are both the protectors of heaven and hell. In holy Quran Allah says, "يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُواْ آمِنُواْ بِاللَّهِ وَرَسُولِهِ وَالْكِتَابِ الَّذِي نَزَّلَ عَلَى رَسُولِهِ وَالْكِتَابِ الَّذِيَ أَنزَلَ مِن قَبْلُ وَمَن يَكْفُرْ بِاللَّهِ وَمَلائِكَتِهِ وَكُتُبِهِ وَرُسُلِهِ وَالْيَوْمِ الآخِرِ فَقَدْ ضَلَّ ضَلالاً بَعِيدًا" "O you who have believed, believe in Allah and His Messenger and the Book that He sent down upon His Messenger and the Scripture that He sent down before. And whoever disbelieves in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, and the Last Day has certainly gone far astray." (Surah An Nisa)

Believe in Allah's Book

The third iman is holy book which Allah sent by angels to messenger. This holy book appears to be a guide for us because it contains solutions to our life's problems. The holy books show us the way, and by reading them, we can make the right and wrong decisions. Muslims must follow this book and continue their lives according to this book. This holy book helps us in so many ways. So, we have a vast trust in it.

Trust in Allah's Messenger

The fourth iman is trust in His messenger. Allah sent us so many messengers. Lastly, he sent the prophet Muhammad. In the Quran, Allah subnalaatala mentions that He sent twenty-five prophets to us. This prophet shows us the right avenue and method that we should follow to achieve success in our lives. Some prominent prophets are mentioned here: Adam, who is the first prophet; Noah; Hud; Ibrahim; Ismail; Ayoob; Musa; Yusuf; Lut; Daud; Sulayma; Yaqub; Isa; and lastly, our prophet Muhammad (SAW). A Muslim cannot become a proper Muslim if he does not have trust in Allah's messenger.

Trust in the Qiyamat Day

The Qiyamat Day is the fifth pillar of iman. That day, Muslims should believe because this is the result day. A Muslim who properly follows Allah's rules and does so many good works in his life without any doubt goes to Jannat, which means paradise, and a Muslim who never follows anything that Allah tells us to do That Muslim who does so many bad works in his life will definitely go to hell. So we can say this is judgment or result day. A Muslim should trust in this iman so that he can do so many good deeds in his life and achieve paradise. The holy Quran says, "And we place the scales of justice for the Day of Resurrection so that no soul will be treated unjustly. And if there is even the weight of a mustard seed, we will bring it forth. And sufficient are we as accountants." Quran [21:47]

Trust in Qadr

Allah has decided everything for us. Which thing is good and which thing is bad for us He knows better than us. He selected everything in his own way. Whatever we face in our lives, we have to say that it is our faith and destiny, and it is the best thing for us. We humans have our wishes, our desires, everything Allah knows. He is the best planner, and He has the idea of which things give us comfort, enjoyment, and complacency and which things make us sad and upset.In this He gives us and fixed for us. Everything things has been written beore our birth whatever will be happening with us. So, we have to trust on our faith that Allah has written something best for us.

Conclusion

In conclusion, we can say that every Muslim should trust in these six imans to become a proper Muslim. Whoever has trust in this thing becomes closer and dearer to Allah. So for that reason, we all should have proper trust in this iman.

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Strengthening Your Faith: Exploring the Six Pillars of Iman in Islam.

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Explore Islam's six pillars of Faith with this helpful guide! Find out everything you need to know about these basics of the Islamic faith.

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WEEK 4 - Pillars of Iman (PART 2) > Belief in the Prophets&Messengers, Judgement Day, Qada'&Qadar

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WEEK 4 - Pillars of Iman (PART 2) > Belief in the Prophets&Messengers, Judgement Day, Qada'&Qadar

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4. Belief in the Prophets and Messengers

We are obliged to put our belief thoroughly as they are the ones chosen by Allah to guide us to the right path. They were also commanded to warn those who disbelieved about the punishment of Hell, and to give glad tidings to those who believed about the reward of Paradise.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgement

The Day of Judgment is the day when Allah judges mankind for their deeds. Every human being will be resurrected from their graves and will be given their book of deeds – both good and bad.

6. Belief in Devine Decree (Qada' & Qadar)

As muslims, we are obliged to believe that everything happen has its' own reason and Allah has planned everything occordingly and we were given the options to pursue it or not.

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Have you ever wondered about the core principles that guide Muslims on their spiritual journey? The 6 Pillars of Iman, also known as the 6 pillars of faith, serve as the foundation of Islamic belief, shaping their worldview and connection with Allah, humanity, and the world around them.

Mastering these pillars isn't just about ticking boxes; it's an ongoing process of deepening your faith, strengthening your connection to Allah, and unlocking a path to spiritual awakening.

In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into each pillar, exploring its significance, uncovering its impact on your faith, and offering practical tips to embody these principles in your daily life. Whether you're a seasoned Muslim seeking to strengthen your foundation or someone curious about Islam, this exploration will shed light on the power and beauty of these core beliefs.

Join us on this journey as we unlock the secrets of the 6 Pillars of Iman and unlock the potential for spiritual awakening within you.

Ever wonder what truly defines a Muslim's faith? It's not just about following rituals or traditions, but about understanding and embodying the core principles that guide their relationship with Allah and the world. These foundational beliefs are known as the 6 Pillars of Iman.

Think of them as pillars holding up a spiritual house. Each pillar represents a crucial aspect of faith, and mastering them strengthens your connection with Allah, deepens your understanding of Islam, and opens the door to a transformative spiritual journey.

Ready to explore these pillars and see how they can impact your life? Let's embark on this journey together, and discover the profound impact of the 6 Pillars of iman on your spiritual growth.

This guide will delve into each pillar, unveiling its significance and offering practical tips to integrate its principles into your daily life. Whether you're a seasoned believer or someone starting their exploration, this knowledge will empower you to build a strong spiritual foundation and unlock your potential for personal growth.
So, are you ready to begin? Turn the page and enter the world of the 6 Pillars of Iman!
The first and most fundamental pillar of Iman is the belief in Allah, the One and Only God. This pillar goes beyond mere belief; it's about acknowledging Allah's sovereignty, submitting to His will, and devoting your worship solely to Him.

By embracing this pillar with conviction, you lay the groundwork for a strong and unwavering faith.

Angels are beings of light created by Allah who serve as His messengers and agents in the universe. They carry out His commands, record our deeds, and offer protection and guidance.

By believing in angels, you open yourself up to the unseen world and connect with a powerful source of support and guidance.
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Authenticity: Affirming the divine origin of these scriptures.

Preservation: Believing that Allah has preserved His message through the ages.

Acceptance: Following the teachings and guidance found in these scriptures.

Throughout history, Allah has revealed His guidance and wisdom through various scriptures, including the Torah, the Psalms, the Gospel, and finally, the Quran. These Holy Books serve as a source of guidance, inspiration, and spiritual nourishment for Muslims.

By embracing the Holy Books, you gain access to a wealth of knowledge and guidance that can help you navigate the challenges of life and build a strong spiritual foundation.

Throughout history, Allah has chosen numerous individuals to serve as His messengers and prophets, guiding humanity towards righteous living and the path of Islam. These prophets include familiar names like Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and finally, Muhammad (peace be upon them all).

By believing and learning from the prophets, you gain access to a rich tapestry of wisdom and guidance that can help you navigate life's challenges and grow closer to Allah.

Study the Quran and Hadith: These sources describe the Day of Judgement in detail, helping you understand its significance.

Reflect on your actions: Regularly contemplate your deeds and intentions, striving to align them with Allah's guidance.

Seek repentance and forgiveness: Acknowledge your shortcomings and seek Allah's forgiveness to prepare for Judgement.

Perform good deeds: Engage in acts of charity, kindness, and justice to earn Allah's favor on the Day of Judgement.

The 5th pillar of Iman, Belief in the Day of Judgement, serves as a powerful reminder of ultimate accountability. It emphasizes the importance of living a righteous life according to Allah's will, knowing that all actions will be judged on that momentous day.

Remember: Belief in the Day of Judgement is not meant to instill fear, but rather encourage awareness and positive change. By sincerely embracing this pillar, you can cultivate a deeper sense of purpose and live a life guided by righteousness, leading to both inner peace and hope for the Hereafter.

Acceptance of Allah's control: Acknowledging that Allah knows and has decreed everything that happens, both good and bad.

Simultaneous belief in free will: Recognizing that humans have the agency to make choices and take actions within the framework of Allah's plan.

Trust in Allah's wisdom: Believing that even seemingly negative events unfold according to Allah's plan, ultimately leading to good outcomes.

Cultivates patience and resilience: Knowing that Allah has a plan helps individuals navigate difficulties and setbacks with greater acceptance and trust.

Promotes gratitude and appreciation: Recognizing Allah's control fosters a sense of gratitude for blessings and helps accept challenges as part of a larger design.

Deepens faith and trust in Allah: Accepting Divine Predestination strengthens your trust in Allah's ultimate wisdom and justice, even when you don't understand the reasons behind events.

Study Islamic teachings: Explore Islamic literature and scholars' interpretations of Qadar to gain a deeper understanding.

Reflect on your experiences: Consider how your choices and challenges might fit into a larger plan, seeking guidance from Allah through prayer and supplication.

Focus on your actions and intentions: Strive to make righteous choices and fulfill your responsibilities, trusting that Allah will guide the outcome.

Develop gratitude and acceptance: Practice gratitude for blessings and accept challenges with patience and trust, remembering that everything ultimately serves Allah's purpose.

The final pillar of Iman, Belief in Divine Predestination (Qadar), delves into the intricate relationship between free will and Allah's overarching plan for the universe. This pillar may seem challenging to understand at first, but it plays a crucial role in shaping a Muslim's perspective on life and its challenges.

Remember: Belief in Divine Predestination doesn't imply passivity or negating personal responsibility. It's about finding balance between trusting Allah's plan and actively striving for your own goals and well-being. By integrating this pillar into your life, you can cultivate a sense of peace, acceptance, and unwavering trust in Allah's wisdom and love.

The pillars act as the building blocks of Islamic belief, providing a clear and concise framework for understanding and upholding the core tenets of Islam.

They establish the foundational principles of monotheism, belief in the unseen, and accountability, shaping a Muslim's worldview and relationship with Allah.

The 6 Pillars of Iman are fundamental to the Islamic faith, serving as the core beliefs and practices that guide a Muslim's life. Their importance lies in several key aspects:

Mastering the 6 Pillars of Iman is an ongoing journey, not a one-time destination. Here are some tips to deepen your understanding and integrate these principles into your daily life:

Living a life guided by purpose and meaning: The Pillars provide a framework for ethical living and connecting with Allah, infusing your life with purpose and significance.

Deepening your connection with Allah: Through prayer, reflection, and adherence to the Pillars, you cultivate a closer relationship with Allah, experiencing His love and guidance.

Finding inner peace and contentment: Living according to Allah's will and accepting His plan can bring inner peace and tranquility, even amidst life's challenges.

Connecting with the Muslim community: Sharing your faith journey with others fosters a sense of belonging and support, enriching your spiritual development.

By embracing the 6 Pillars of Iman and actively working to embody their principles, you embark on a transformative journey towards spiritual awakening. This awakening isn't a sudden event but a gradual process of:

Remember, the 6 Pillars of Iman offer a roadmap for a fulfilling and meaningful life. By dedicating yourself to understanding and embodying them, you open yourself to a world of spiritual growth, inner peace, and a deeper connection with Allah.

Mastering the 6 Pillars of Iman is not just for religious scholars or seasoned believers; it's for anyone seeking to strengthen their faith, find meaning in life, and experience spiritual awakening. This journey is open to all, regardless of your background or current understanding.

There are 6 Pillars of Iman in Islam. It's important to remember this number accurately to avoid any confusion, especially when writing about them.

Some resources might mention additional pillars or practices, but these wouldn't be considered part of the core pillars of Iman. If you encounter information that seems to contradict this, it's best to consult reliable religious sources or scholars for clarification.

In Islam, there are two sets of fundamental principles: 5 Pillars of Islam and 6 Pillars of Iman.

Number: 5 pillars (Shahadah, Salat, Zakat, Sawm, Hajj)

Number: 6 pillars (Belief in Allah, Angels, Holy Books, Prophets, Day of Judgement, Divine Predestination)
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The 6 Pillars Of Iman - A Roadmap To Meaning, Purpose, And Connection

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Have you ever wondered about the core principles that guide Muslims on their spiritual journey? The 6 Pillars of Iman, also known as the 6 pillars of faith, serve as the foundation of Islamic belief...

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During our previous discussion, we have discussed about the concept of Ihsan and the examples that we should take as a lesson.

The concept of Ihsan was previously described in the Hadith Jibril, "Ihsan is to worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you do not see Him, know that He sees you".

There are 3 parts of Ihsan that we should apply in our daily lives.

1. Do good to others.

2. Do good to others with the best form of quality.

3. Do it for the sake of Allah

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Prophet Ibrahim A.S. - For years, Prophet Ibrahim has tried his best to persuade his father to immerse in Islam. However, his father still pushed him away. By that, the Prophet decided to destroy each and every statue that was made by his father. This shows that the Prophet has set up a strategy. Lastly, everything that Prophet Ibrahim did is for the sake of seeking Allah's pleasure (Lillahi ta'ala).

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This week, we've discussed about the significance of adab and akhlaq in Islam.

1) Adab with Parents

based on Surah Maryam verse 41-48, it talks about how Prophet Ibrahim talked politely and gently to his father even though his father was being very harsh on him.

The Prophet explained to his father why we cant worship Shaaitan and whoever worships other beings than Allah, that person would be disobedient to Allah.

However, his father replied by questioning the Prophet why was he rejecting his 'Gods' and banished him away.

talk gently and politely with your parents

regardless who your parents are, still respect them and love them as your parents

use respectful words even though they're disbelievers

2) Adab towards Neighbors

treat them as families - they are going to be the ones that will help us incase of an emergency

offering gifts - as an act of ukhwah

3) Adab as Students/Friends

keep secrets to yourself

respect boundaries

consider others

don't talk bad about others

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