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Name : Ainul Faqihah Binti Ani

Matriks : 250689

Course : Islam Revealed Knowledge

Mahallah : Mfaz

State : Johor Bahru

Ctc Numb : 0199141612

email : ainulfaqihah.ani@live.iium.edu.my

ig : @qeyy4a

ketua naqibah : sr uzma 💓

usrah ke : 74

my favourite verse from Quran :

‫وَیَرۡزُقۡهُ مِنۡ حَیۡثُ لَا یَحۡتَسِبُۚ وَمَن یَتَوَكَّلۡ عَلَى ٱللَّهِ فَهُوَ حَسۡبُهُۥۤۚ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ بَـٰلِغُ أَمۡرِهِۦۚ قَدۡ جَعَلَ ٱللَّهُ لِكُلِّ شَیۡءࣲ قَدۡرࣰا﴿ ٣ ﴾‬

• Abdul Haleem:

and will provide for them from an unexpected source; God will be enough for those who put their trust in Him. God achieves His purpose; God has set a due measure for everything.

Aṭ-Ṭalāq, Ayah 3

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Last week, I had a conversation with my usrah friends about current issues, including Zara Qairina, Buggy, and others. Each of us shared our own opinions. From this discussion, I concluded that whenever we hear any news, we should carefully verify it before spreading it to others, and we should take the good lessons while leaving the bad ones. I felt very happy being with my friends even though it was our first meeting.

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Cherishing life is essential because it allows us to appreciate our blessings, make better decisions, and maintain our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. By valuing life, we can strengthen relationships, build resilience, and overcome challenges with gratitude. On the other hand, neglecting to cherish life may lead to loss of purpose, poor health, and broken relationships. Therefore, we should embrace life as a gift from Allah, live with gratitude, and nurture it by doing good deeds

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The Hadith of Jibril teaches that Islam is built on three foundations: Islam (outward actions like the five pillars), Iman (inner belief in the six articles of faith), and Ihsan (worshipping Allah as if you see Him). It also shows that only Allah knows the time of the Day of Judgment, while some signs include children disrespecting parents and the poor competing in tall buildings. This hadith is considered a summary of the whole religion, covering faith, practice, spirituality, and the Hereafter.

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The Hadith of Jibril recounts how an unknown man came to the Prophet ﷺ, sat closely, and asked about Islam, Iman, Ihsan, the Hour, and its signs. The Prophet ﷺ explained that Islam is practicing the five pillars, Iman is believing in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day, and divine destiny, and Ihsan is worshipping Allah as though you see Him. He said that no one knows the time of the Hour except Allah, but among its signs are a slave giving birth to her mistress and poor shepherds competing to build tall buildings. The man then left, and the Prophet ﷺ told the companions that it was Jibril, who came to teach them their religion.

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Belief in the Rasul and Anbiya’

Muslims believe that Allah sent prophets to guide humankind to the truth. These prophets were chosen people who received revelations and delivered Allah’s message to their communities. They taught about worshipping Allah alone, living with justice, and following His guidance. Some of the prophets include Adam, Nuh (Noah), Ibrahim (Abraham), Musa (Moses), Isa (Jesus), and the final prophet, Muhammad ﷺ. Believing in them means respecting their message and following their teachings as brought by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in the Qur’an and Sunnah.

Believe in the Hereafter

Muslims believe that life in this world is temporary, and the real eternal life begins after death. On the Day of Judgment, every person will be resurrected and held accountable for their deeds. The righteous will be rewarded with Paradise, while those who reject faith and commit evil will face punishment in Hell. This belief encourages Muslims to live responsibly, do good, and avoid sins because everything will be judged by Allah.

Believe in the Qada’ and Qadar

This means believing that everything that happens good or bad occurs according to Allah’s knowledge, wisdom, and plan. Allah has full control over the universe, but humans are still given free will to choose their actions. Whatever happens is by Allah’s decree, and Muslims are taught to be patient during difficulties, grateful in times of ease, and always trust in Allah’s wisdom.

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Treat the Qur’an with respect means be in wudu, sit properly, pronounce correctly, recite calmly and beautifully, begin with Ta‘awwudh and Basmala, don’t interrupt others, place it in a high position, never put other books on it, look at it daily, close it when not reading, and always handle it with care!

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Please learn with the right manners. We must prepare, revise, take notes, read more, and ask questions. Another that, we should have sincere intention, clear goals, respect knowledge, behave well, and stay consistent. The goal is to get closer to Allah. ❤️❤️

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Signs of the Last Day

In Islam, the Last Day is one of the pillars of faith. Its exact time is known only to Allah, but the Qur’an and Hadith describe signs that will happen before it.

Minor signs: spread of immorality, tall buildings, disobedient children, dishonesty, and widespread wealth. Many have already appeared.

Major signs: the coming of Dajjal, the descent of Prophet Isa (AS) to defeat him, the release of Ya’juj and Ma’juj, the sun rising from the west, the Beast, a great smoke, and a gentle wind taking believers’ souls.

Imam Mahdi: a descendant of the Prophet (PBUH) who will bring justice, unite Muslims, and prepare them for these trials.

These signs remind Muslims to stay firm in faith and prepare for the Day of Judgement.

Ihsan and the Afterlife

Ihsan is the highest level of faith: worshipping Allah as if you see Him, or knowing He sees you. It means doing all acts worship and daily dealings with sincerity and excellence.

It includes kindness to parents, honesty, mercy, and justice.

The Qur’an praises those who practice Ihsan and promises them Allah’s love and reward.

Ihsan is tied to the Afterlife, because believers know they will be judged for every action.

By practicing Ihsan, Muslims prepare for eternal success in the Hereafter, gaining Allah’s mercy and Paradise.

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WHAT IS ADAB ?

In Islam, adab refers to proper conduct, discipline, and etiquette in every aspect of life. It means showing respect, humility, and kindness in behavior, speech, and actions. Examples include:

Speaking politely and truthfully.

Showing respect to teachers, elders, and others.

Being humble, patient, and avoiding arrogance.

Acting with fairness and honesty in dealings.

Adab reflects the beauty of a Muslim’s character and is considered part of faith.

Adab Towards Parents

Respecting and obeying parents is one of the greatest duties in Islam, second only to worshipping Allah. The Qur’an repeatedly commands kindness to parents, especially in their old age. Important aspects include:

Speaking gently and never using harsh words.

Obeying them in what is good and lawful.

Caring for them, especially when they are weak or sick.

Showing gratitude for their sacrifices and prayers.

Making du‘a for their forgiveness and mercy.

The Prophet said that pleasing one’s parents leads to Allah’s pleasure, while disobeying them leads to His anger. ❤️❤️

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Today, I explained about adab and ahkam together with my group members, Ulfa, Auni, and Sara. I was assigned to present on the importance of adab. Among them are: strengthening relationships, showing a person’s faith, and gaining respect and trust from others. In Islam, adab means good manners, discipline, and proper behavior, while ahkam refers to Islamic rulings and laws that guide a Muslim’s life. Adab shapes a person’s character and relationships, while ahkam ensures actions are done according to Allah’s commands. Together, they help Muslims live with respect, justice, and closeness to Allah.

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🌟I wish to continue learning and practicing the knowledge I gained from usrah, and to strengthen my relationship with Allah and others.

🌟Through this usrah, I realized the importance of adab, teamwork, and reminding each other about Islam. It helped me to improve my faith and understand my responsibilities as a Muslim.

🌟I need to be more consistent in practicing what I have learned, participate more actively in discussions, and manage my time better to benefit fully from the usrah sessions.

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Acquisition of Hikmah (Wisdom)

In Islam, wisdom is considered a lost treasure of the believer. A true believer actively seeks wisdom wherever it can be found, regardless of its source, and embraces it when discovered. Acquiring hikmah means being open to learning, reflecting deeply, and applying knowledge in a way that brings benefit, justice, and goodness in life.

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Hikmah from Ibadah

Ibadah nurtures wisdom by strengthening faith, shaping good character, and guiding believers to make wise and balanced decisions in life.

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Preparation for Salah with Khusyu‘

Khusyu‘ in salah begins before the prayer itself. It requires sincere intention, physical and mental cleanliness, calmness, and focus on standing before Allah. Preparing the heart by avoiding distractions, understanding the meaning of recitations, and being mindful of Allah helps achieve deeper concentration and humility in prayer.

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Virtues of Salah with Khusyu‘

Salah performed with khusyu‘ brings inner peace, strengthens faith, and deepens the connection with Allah. It purifies the heart, improves character, prevents wrongdoing, and guides a believer toward patience, humility, and righteousness in daily life.

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Fasting and Its Virtues

Fasting nurtures self-discipline, patience, and sincerity. It strengthens faith, purifies the soul, increases gratitude, and builds empathy for others, guiding believers toward better character and closeness to Allah.

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The Virtues Of Zakah And Sadaqah

Zakah and Sadaqah purify a person’s wealth and heart by removing greed and selfishness. Through giving, Muslims learn generosity, gratitude, and responsibility towards others. These acts of charity help strengthen faith and increase closeness to Allah.

In addition, Zakah and Sadaqah promote social justice by helping the poor and needy. They reduce inequality in society and strengthen bonds between members of the community. By giving sincerely, a person gains spiritual rewards and blessings in both this world and the Hereafter.

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I strengthened my silaturahim and built closer relationships with my Usrah members. 👭

Usrah helped me grow spiritually by improving my understanding of Islamic values and encouraging me to practise good deeds in my daily life.🌷

My wish,

I wish this usrah can continue consistently as a meaningful space for us to gain knowledge, strengthen our faith, and build strong ukhuwah as we strive to become better individuals 🫶🏻

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I think,

Usrah can be improved by having more interactive discussions and activities to encourage active participation.

Organizing bonding activities can help strengthen silaturahim and cooperation among Usrah members.

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In my role play,

my contribution was preparing the content for the Taharah poster by finding a suitable template, researching the definition of taharah from authentic Islamic sources, organizing the main points on physical and spiritual purity, and deciding which points should be highlighted in the poster for clear understanding.

taharah in Islam refers to purification, and it involves both physical purity keeping the body, clothes, and place of prayer free from impurities and spiritual purity to prepare oneself for worship. ❤️

refer to this link to view our work : https://drive.google.com/file/d/12TlqrwisCw_D1vzo58wLiapgdbAmeNlW/view?usp=drivesdk