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Topic: Adab in learning knowledge

Inward manner
1. Intention
Have a high intention of why you are seeking knowledge.

2. Clear & Defined Goals
Have a clear sense of what you are seeking, and define what your goals are for seeking knowledge.

3. Veneration
Have a deep, unshakeable respect for scholars even if you disagree.

4.Consistency
Learn something every day and review every day.

Outward manner
1. Repeat and Review
Key Concepts, conditions, and integrals,Definitions
2. Take Notes
Take notes while listening and reading.
3. Ask away!
We shouldn’t be scared to ask questions from our teachers because if we don’t ask, it may lead to confusion and misunderstanding.
4. Extra Readings
We must  learns the core of their knowledge through teachers but at the same time they continue reading to gain breadth of knowledge.
5. Prepare for class
It is best to read and understand the text of the section being discussed, however, if nothing else, read over the text of the section.

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Topic: Hadith Jibril
This hadith explains the three pillars in Islamic religion, namely the pillars of Islam, the pillars of Iman and Ihsan.
Firstly, the pillars of Islam consists of five practices which includes Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj. These five practices are referred to as pillars because they form the foundation of Muslim life. All Muslims are obligated to fulfil them throughout their lifetime.
Next, the pillars of Iman that comprise of

Belief in Allah.

Belief in His Prophets.

Belief in His Books.

Belief in His Angels.

Belief in the Unseen.

Belief in the Resurrection.

Belief in the Qadar (Divine Decree)

Therefore, all of the components of faith originate from our belief in the oneness of Allah. It is our belief in Allah that encourages us to do good and to promote goodness.
Last but not least, Ihsan.  Ihsan denotes "beautification", "perfection" or "excellence". This means that to worshipping Allah as if you see Him means to strive for excellence in worship and in all of our deeds. On top of that, Islam teaches us to perform all of our good deeds—prayer, charity, fasting, or any beneficial activity we do—as best as we possibly can, as if Allah were right in front of us.

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Topic chose: Adab as a student
Members of the group:Nadine, Wahidah, Asma’, Alyssa & Huda
In this slide, we included five question:
1)How the adab should be instilled by students?
2)Why adab is important for students?
3)How to be consistent in applying the adab of a student?
4) Why we should have adab as a student?
5) What does the Quran or hadith says about adab as a student?
In each question, we will explain what it meant and the explanation to help increase understanding about the point.
That's all everyone. Have a good day!

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SEM 1 POSTER USRAH 38

Pembahagian tugas
1)Hana Humaira -hias poster
2)Nur Alyssa -Mencari maklumat
3)Syahirah Athikah -Mencari maklumat
4)Nabila Amira -mencari maklumat

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Topic: Virtues found in Sawm ( Fasting)

These are some of the virtues:
1) Sabr
-Sabr means patience  and endurance.
-We are often sabr when facong tough challenges.
-Patience reflects how we treat ourselves and others.If we are patient,we eill not inflict pain on others.

2) Takrim
It means respect,honour,reverance,civility
We are taught to treat people with respect.
But how to treat people with respect?
a) Use nice words.
b) Prevent from making enemies.
c) Prevent from doing bad things.

3)Rahmah
It means friendliness
Without friendliness,the world would become violent.
Friendliness allows people to help each other out when they need it.
It also allows people to make friends and increase brotherhood.

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Topic: Virtues found in Sadaqah

1) Tawakkul
-Tawakkul means reliance on Allah
-We put our trust/believe in Allah when facing challenges and difficult challenges.
-Allah takes care of our affair,thus we should trust in him.
2)Ukhuwah
-Ukhuwah means brotherhood.
-Strengthening our bonds with family,neighbours and friends increases ukhuwah.

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Topic: Virtues found in Umrah/Hajj

1) Al-Tadhiyyah
Al tadhiyyah means sacrifice
We sacrificed a lot when doing umrah/Hajj. We sacrificed a lot of our time,our money,our family for the sake of umrah/Hajj. The sacrifice that we made is essential to fulfill our responsibilities as Muslim.

2) Taqwa
-Taqwa is God Consciousness
-We believe every challenge we face in life whether it is negative or positive,we are still under the protection of Allah SWT
-Negative challenges test our Sabr( Patience) and it made us rely to Allah SWT for assistance.It also deepens our relationship to Allah SWT
-Positive challenges tests how we apply religious aspects into our daily life.

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The topic we chose is Never Judge People To Early.
In this poster, we included the reasons why we judge people,consequences if we judge people too early and the hikmah(importance).
Group members list:
-Hidayah Abu Bakar
-Alya Hijanah
-Nur Yasmin
-Fatin Nabila
-Nur Alyssa Maisarah

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Topic: Acquisition of Hikmah from Ibadah

The importance of worship (ibadah) can be understood in the following verse of Qur’an, chapter 51, verse 36:
“And I did not create the jinn and mankind except to Worship me”
1) Worship must be done accordingly.
2) We have to be sincere when performing salah.
3) Salah strengthens our bonds with Allah S.W.T.
4) We must apply Ihsan in salah.

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Topic: Reason and sources of Hikmah from ibadah

We as muslims are obligated to perform ibadah like sawm,salah,zakat and Hajj.
Here are a list of reasons why we should perform ibadah:
1)Greatness of God makes us feel humble.
2)Feelings of dependance as our very existence depends upon the will of God.
3)Awareness of abundant blessings of God.
4)Worship is an instinctive and integral part of human nature.
Moving on,next is the sources of Hikmah from ibadah:

وَلَقَدْ بَعَثْنَا فِي كُلِّ أُمَّةٍ رَّسُولاً أَنِ اعْبُدُواْ اللّهَ وَاجْتَنِبُواْ الطَّاغُوتَ

“Certainly We raised an apostle in every nation (to preach:) ‘Worship Allah, and keep away from the Rebel’.”2
So, the objective behind the creation of the universe and the mission of the prophets (as) has been the worship of God. However, it is clear that God, the Exalted, is in no need of our worship:

فَإِنَّ اللَّهَ غَنِيٌّ عَنكُمْ

“Yet Allah is Independent of you.”3
The benefit of worship returns to the worshippers themselves, as simply as the pupils’ decision to study their lessons is to their own advantage and has no gain for the teacher.

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Topic: Preparation For Salah with Khusyu'

Khusyu’  is usually referred to the sincerity and concentration of an individual during his/her prayer. It takes place when a person focuses on nothing else but his conversation with his Almighty Creator. In other words, when you obtain Khusyu’  in solat (prayer), you cannot hear or think anything that surrounds you at that particular moment as you stand and speak to Allah the Almighty.
There are four ways to achieve khusyu' in Salah:
1)Taharah (Wudu'/Tayamum)
2) Conditions for the acceptance of Salah
3)Pillars of Salah
4)Application of Salah based on situations

Websites: https://www.hmetro.com.my/addin/2018/12/401332/sukar-khusyuk-dalam-solat

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Sukar khusyuk dalam solat | Harian Metro

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APAKAH cara boleh dilakukan supaya hati dapat menumpukan sepenuhnya ketika solat?

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Topic: Virtues found in Salah with Khusyu'

There are five virtues in Salah:
1) Al-Ta'ah
-Al Ta'ah means loyalty
-Loyalty in Islam is the expression of brotherhood, kindness, and compassion Muslims ought to have for one another.
2)Al-Jihad
-It means struggle in the path of Allah
Example: struggle in studying and struggle in doing dakwah etc
3)Muhasabah
- In easy words,it meant reflection
- Prayer is an essential element in our lives and we must be willing to pray regardless of the situation. We must communicate and give God thanks when we are happy, sad, or experiencing some sort of catastrophe.
4)Iffah
-Modesty
-While performing salah,synchronize your limbs with your heart so that just as the latter has become humble and modest, each part of the body feels lowly, meek and submissive in the presence of the Almighty Creator.
5)Tawadduk
- Humilty
-We should abandon all selfishness and pride in our human power, and stand humbled, meek, and submissive as servants of Allah above all else.

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Conclusions first, there are many goals I want to achieve. My biggest goal is to achieve success in life! Other than that, I also want to be a polyglot of four languages which are English ,Malay, Chinese and Japanese. Using that, I can be a translator as a side job. Last but not least, I want to travel around the world for experience and memories.

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Bright and Sunny Back to School Ice Breaker (1)

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Week 5 (Ihsan)

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Blue Green and Pink Organic and Handcrafted Classroom Health and Safety Elementary Back to School Poster

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-by my favourite Japanese author,Atsushi Nakajima.

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Topic: Ihsan and Eschatology

Ihsan is excellence. You do more than what is required and expect less from people and believe Allah more.

The First Degree: Ihsan in worship, to purify and clean the intention. We should do more than just the obligation set by Allah.

The Second Degree: Ihsan in treating people, people here means family, friends and such. For it is us to treat them fairly. Even if things and times may have change, what counts is to be loyal and persistent in your state of Ihsan and avoid inconstancy.

The Third Degree: Ihsan in time, which means to stay a Muhsin despite the passing of time. We should never to give up dedication in worship or weaken your perseverance.

Eschatology
In Islamic doctrine, on the Last Day, when the world will come to an end, the dead will be resurrected and a judgment will be pronounced on every person in accordance with his deeds. However, no one except Allah and Prophet Muhammad knows when the Last Day will come.

Muhammad declares his ummah as his Ikhwan. It is said that he in fact really loves and misses his ummah so much. Even if they have not meet him, he said his ummah out there loves him so much.

One of the signs the Last day is coming closer are more apparent nowadays in social medias. Information in social media are often taken from suspicious sources and then spread to a large number of people on the platform. When the information is confirmed as false, it is already considered as a slander towards the real deal. From this, we learn that slander is often displayed publicly to other people. This, in fact, has happen a lot more than what we think.

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Topic: Pillars of Iman part 1
| -        Belief in Allah
Believing in Allah includes implementing all of the obligations Allah has placed upon us. As well as believing in everything that He has sent down, which includes all of the other aspects of faith. All of which Allah has informed us about through His books and His Messenger Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ).
| -        Belief in Malaikat
he Angels are a creation of Allah, created long before mankind. They worship Allah and obey Him entirely. Allah mentions that the angels were present before our creation in surah Baqarah, verse: 30.
“And when your Lord said to the Angels, Verily I am going to place (mankind) generations after generations on earth.”
| -        Belief in Kutub
To believe in Allah’s Books, is to believe that Allah sent down all of the following holy Books to His four Prophets. The Torah, The Psalms, The Gospel, and the Quran. The Books of Prophet Daud(David) was that of the Psalms and the Book of Prophet Musa (Moses) was that of the Torah which were sent to guide the Jews from Allah.

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Topic: Pillars of Iman p2

| -        Belief in Rusul and Anbiya’
It is compulsory upon us to believe in all the Prophets whose names are mentioned by Allah in His Book. We must also believe that Allah has sent Prophets and Messengers even we do not know the names and numbers of them but He knows only.
| -        Belief in Qiyamah
The Day of Resurrection is the Day when all mankind of kind, every person ever created will be gathered together and questioned about how they lived their life. On this day the earth shall be destroyed and everything on it will die, and all of creation will be brought back to life and questioned. It is often referenced in the Quran.
| -        Belief in Qada' and Qadr
Believing in the Qadar (the divine decree), is believing that Allah already knows what will happen in the future. Believing in the Day of Judgement, is an example of believing in the Divine Decree, because it is something that Allah has already ordained.
Qada is His creation of things and events when their time is due based on His pre-eternal knowledge and ordaining.

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Topic: Adab towards parents and neighbors/ as a student
1) Parents
Honouring one’s parents means obeying them, respecting them, praying for them, lowering one's voice in their presence, smiling at them, lowering the wing of humility to them, not showing displeasure towards them, listening to what they say, not being stubborn towards them and respecting their friends both during their lifetime and after they have died.
2) Student
Students owe a debt of gratitude to ALL teachers. Thus, never be rude or think we’re ‘paying’ them because at the end of the day, the teachers are still the ones with knowledge; knowledge is power and more valuable than wealth. Plus, teachers are inheritors of the Prophets. The Prophets do not leave behind any wealth except knowledge( the truth).
3) Neighbour
Being a good neighbor and realizing the duty to our neighbors doesn’t just mean being friendly to the homeowners next door. It means to help take care of the community as a whole—and that includes the poor. Many Muslims know the importance of respecting and caring for our parents and other family members, but too many fail to fulfill their duty to our neighbors and the deprived in the community.

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Topic:  Appreciation for the nature and environment

First things first, why do we have to show love for the nature and environment?
Being in nature can help build confidence, promote an active imagination, and provide an opportunity for your kids to actively engage with a variety of stimuli different from their day-to-day experiences. Studies have also shown that time spent outside drastically reduces stress levels in both adults and children.

So,here are some simple Things You Can Do to Help Protect the Earth:

Reduce, reuse, and recycle. Cut down on what you throw away. Follow the three "R's" to conserve natural resources and landfill space.

Volunteer. Volunteer for cleanups in your community. You can get involved in protecting your watershed, too.

Educate. When you further your own education, you can help others understand the importance and value of our natural resources.

Conserve water. The less water you use, the less runoff and wastewater that eventually end up in the ocean.

Choose sustainable. Learn how to make smart seafood choices at www.fishwatch.gov.

Shop wisely. Buy less plastic and bring a reusable shopping bag.

Use long-lasting light bulbs. Energy efficient light bulbs reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Also flip the light switch off when you leave the room!

Plant a tree. Trees provide food and oxygen. They help save energy, clean the air, and help combat climate change.

Don't send chemicals into our waterways. Choose non-toxic chemicals in the home and office.

Bike more. Drive less.

Topic: Sustainability in Islam
Islamic environmental ethics can be based on the following principles: One God (Tawhid), Stewardship (Khilafa), Responsibility (Amanah), Balance (Mizan) and Justice (Adl).

The seven heavens, the earth, and all that is within them give glory to Him. There is nothing but gives glory to Him with His praise, though you do not understand their hymns of praise. He is Most Forbearing, Exceedingly Forgiving.” [Quran 17:44]

Everything is subject to the will of Allah. Human beings represent a part of creation created exclusively to serve Allah.

“Thus We have made you trustees (khulafaa) on the earth after them, to see how you would act.” [Qur’an 10:14].

Allah both honours and tests man. If man is allowed to make use of nature on the one hand, then on the other hand he is responsible for the balanced and sustainable use of it.

For nothing is in man’s possession; rather, he rules over the entrusted property that Allah has placed at his disposal.

The principle of the Amanah is that the earth has been entrusted to man and must be cared and protected accordingly. He has the task of cultivating the earth sustainably and maintaining ecological balance.

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Overall, i did have a fun time in Usrah. Have met a lot of new people especially in my own course hehe. But not only that, i also gained a lot of new knowledge from all the people in there. In terms of knowledge, i did not remember all of it but i do remember some parts of the knowledge earned which is stuck in my head till now. Some of them are mostly about the adab and i make sure to practise them till now. Thank you so much for the memories till now. Until we meet again.

Jazakillah khair.

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All in all, i think it stay this way for a long time. Except i do find it more fun if a quiz was held at the end of a usrah session. Just for the funs and strengthening relationship among the members. Additionally, i do love if the quiz is done in random groups :>. Also, doing a sharing session by a member each week can be an improvement as well.

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Week: 1) Adab in learning knowledge
2) Hadis Jibril
3) Belief in Allah -        Belief in Malaikah -        Belief in Kutub
4) Belief in Allah -        Belief in Malaikah -        Belief in Kutub
5)  Ihsan -        Eschatology
6)   Adab towards parents - Adab towards neighbours and society  -        Adab as a student
7)  Apreciation for the nature and environment - sustainability in Islam