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I'm Siti Nurin Izzah binti Ahmad Fauzi.

Matric no: 248176

Course: AED

Usrah group: 40

Get in touch with me at: Whatsapp 0199440581,

Email nurinmeow2@gmail.com

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The first time i joined this usrah, I felt excited and nervous at the same time since i met a lot of people who i had never met before. Not long after that, I feel at ease knowing my facilitator is a very joyful person.

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I learned that adab starts with our relationship with Allah. This includes showing gratitude and humility in our worship. Understanding that Allah is always present encourages me to conduct myself with sincerity and devotion. The teachings emphasize that good adab towards Allah manifests in our daily actions, influencing how we treat others.

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From usrah, I learned that the Five Pillars of Islam provide a solid foundation for faith, guiding my worship, character, and responsibilities in life. Other than that, my participation in usrah has enriched my understanding of the Five Pillars of Islam and their profound impact on my daily life.

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Another thing i learned from usrah is about our beloved prophet Muhammad SAW. Rasulullah’s life exemplifies compassion, integrity, and leadership, serving as a timeless model for Muslims to emulate in their daily lives.

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My groupmate and I collaborated on this poster titled "Why Our Iman Is Being Tested." We carefully crafted the concept, selecting vibrant colors to convey our message, and worked together to elaborate on each point, creating a visually engaging and thought-provoking piece

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As I look to the future, I have several goals that are deeply connected with my faith as a Muslim. These aspirations echo my desire to grow spiritually, contribute to my community, and really live Islam in all aspects of my life.

Furthermore, my hope in this usrah section is to cultivate a deeper understanding of Islamic principles and strengthen our bonds as a community.

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The purpose of ibadah. Everything starts with intention; for example, attending classes for Allah's learning, eating,all the things we do are for Allah. Every single thing we do has its own benefits, either for ourselves or society. Understanding the purpose of ibadah enriches our lives. Reflecting on our intentions adds depth to our actions. Every act, from learning to eating, can be elevated with the right intention. This awareness brings a sense of purpose and mindfulness to our daily routines. Cultivating sincerity in our ibadah is a beautiful and continuous journey.

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I learned about ibadah. Benefits for Benefits for oneself. Our relationship with Allah, its benefits for ourselves, to gain Allah's pleasure, do it sincerely. Ibadah is divided into two: general and specific. General: Daily life actions to gain Allah's pleasure (eating, sleeping, learning, recreation). Specific: The five pillars. Prayer prevents evil deeds. Benefits: Physically (exercise), socially (congregation at the mosque)

The concept of ibadah is a rewarding journey of self-discovery. It offers a path to inner peace and contentment through mindful practice. Cultivating a stronger connection with the divine brings a sense of purpose and belonging. These practices can lead to a more balanced and fulfilling life. Embracing ibadah is a deeply personal and enriching experience.

rayer: preventing wrongdoing, prayer.

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Preparing for Solat with Khusyu’

Khusyu’ in solat requires preparation of both body and heart. Proper wudu’ helps cleanse distractions, while a quiet, clean place enhances focus. Understanding the meaning of recitations deepens connection, and maintaining the right mindset prevents distractions. By preparing well, solat becomes a sincere and meaningful conversation with Allah.

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Me and my friends present about takrim and its relation with fasting.

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5 virtues:

1. taat ⁃ submission or loyalty ⁃ total obedience towards Allah's commands - bowing and porstration signify submission ⁃ it also builds unwavering loyalty towards Allah ⁃ solat reminds us of our purpose and servitude to Allah

2. jihad ⁃ struggle in the path of Allah ⁃ we strive for Allah's cause spiritually and morally ⁃ overcoming distractions to maintain focus ⁃ battling ourself to achieve khusyuk ⁃ daily prayers strenghthen our resolve to face life's daily struggles with patience

3. muhasabah - self accountability and contemplation ⁃ during solat, is a time for self reflection and seeking forgiveness

4. tawadhuk ⁃ humility and humbleness ⁃ the acknowledgment of one's position as a servant of Allah ⁃ physical acts like bowing and prostration demonstrates humility ⁃ removes arrogance and instills gratitude ⁃ develop a humble attitude in daily interactions

5. iffah ⁃ purity, modesty or self restrict from sinful behaviour ⁃ avoidance of sinful behaviours and desires ⁃ reminders of Allah's presence which fosters modesty in thoughts and actions ⁃ nurtures self discipline and moral integrity ⁃ solat with khusyuk shapes believer's character and strengthen the bond with Allah ⁃ the virtues caltuvated thru solah permits every aspect of life leading to spiritual growth and success

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The virtues found in zakah

⁃ zakah is one of the five pillars in islam ⁃ zakah helps one to grow closer to Allah alongside solah, saum, and hajj ⁃ zakah impacts individual and social life positively

What is zakah?

⁃ literal meaning is growth, increase cleanliness and ⁃ technical meaning, a determined share of wealth prescribed by God to be distributed among deserving categories

What differentiates zakah and tax systems?

⁃ zakah promotes spiritual purification, and social responsibility zakah is a compilsory act of ibadah , it is a formal and structured ritual in islam ⁃ Allah specified its receivers amount of paymenta