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VIRTUES FOUND IN HAJJ

1) Fulfilment of the 5th Pillar of Islam.

Once in a lifetime if financially able is enough.

Performing Hajj fulfills a core obligation and completes one's foundational acts of devotion.

2) Unity of Ummah

Muslim from all around the world will all gather to perform Hajj regardless from different races, backgrounds or status. All unite to Worship Allah representing unity and equality.

3) Training for Sabr and discipline

Enduring physical hardship, time management and controlling desires for self growth.

4) Dua and acceptance

During Hajj, it is Mustajab to Dua as it is most likely will be accepted especially at Arafah. Also a change to repent to return home clean as a baby.

5) Reconnect to Prophetic Legacy

Every step of Hajj retraces the journey of Prophet Ibrahim A.S, Hajar R.A, and Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.

It reenacts the lives and devotion of key Islamic figures.

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Fasting is the 3rd pillar of Islam.

It was mandated during the second year of the Hijri calendar (2 AH) after the migration of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina.

3 categories:

1) General Fasting.

Holding yourself from consuming food or drinks from Fajr until Maghrib. Restrain ourselves from surrendering to hunger and thirst.

2) Specific Fasting.

Avoid ourselves from giving in to our Hawa Nafs and become a slave to it.

This helps to disciplines ourselves.

3) Anbiya' Fasting.

Practiced by the Sahabat

Attributes attain when we Fast:

Discipline

Taqwa

Self-control

Gratefulness

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Salah is a sacred and personal communication with Allah, allowing the worshipper to speak directly to Him. It is exclusive and spiritually profound, highlighting its central role in a Muslim’s connection with the divine. Khusyuk, or deep concentration, is essential in salat and begins with mindful wudhu'. True khusyuk involves the heart being present and aware of the prayer’s words and actions. Khusyuk is present when a person is in physical stillness and calmness. Without khusyuk, our salah may not be accepted and meaningless.We can practice reading Surah An-Nas before salah to protect and ward away distractions. Trying to refocus in Salah and also seeking forgiveness for lapses help maintain consistent khusyuk.

Syahadah is the first commitment for Rubbubiyyah.

اَلَستُ بِرَبِّکُم ("Am I not your Lord?")

The souls, collectively, responded " بَلَىٰ ۛ شَهِدْنَآ " (Yes, indeed)

Feel the Adzan fully through our body, respect.

Zikrulmaut, Every living thing will return to Allah SWT. Ensure our Salah is like the very last Salah in this world. Avoid procrastination. Seek solution and the taubah, tasbih and tahmid will be very different. Sakinah - Tomakninah.

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Assalamualaikum, MUHAMMAD AMZAR HARITH BIN ABDUL HALIM is the name. Born in 13 DECEMBER 06 - Parit Buntar. Computer Science Foundation Student Section 484.

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its been a very educational session each time. helps our growth in knowledge even about basics as a muslim like the Pillars Of Islam.

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1) Attaining true success

starts with humble and sincere intentions

2) Purification of the soul

Salah with Khusyu’ purifies the heart and removes sins and bad habits, leading to spiritual growth.

3) Inner peace and tranquility

Khusyu’ brings calmness and peace to a soul

4) Taqwa to Allah SWT

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verse 286 of Surah al-Baqarah:

-The ayah' start with Allah does not test His slave, humans according to what they cannot handle.

-Allah said He test his slave according to what He know His slave can handle it.

-It become my favourite verse because it always remind me, whenever you have many challenges in your life, remember, Allah test us because He knows that we can do it.

-As for hikmah, it will teach us to be more matured in the future to face the challenges.

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1. Purifies the Soul and Wealth

“Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them and cause them increase...”
— Surah At-Tawbah (9:103)

Zakah cleanses greed and selfishness from the heart.

2. Brings Closer to Allah

It is an act of obedience that earns Allah’s pleasure and increases taqwa (God-consciousness).

3. A Path to Paradise (Jannah)

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Charity extinguishes sins just as water extinguishes fire.”
— Tirmidhi

4. Increases Barakah (Blessings)

Giving for the sake of Allah does not decrease wealth; it actually multiplies it in barakah.