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Favourite Quotes:

"“And when My servants ask you concerning Me, indeed I am near. I respond to the invocation of the supplicant when he calls upon Me.”
(Al-Baqarah 2:186)

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SURAT AL BAQARAH AYAT 186 | dr HASAN SUPANDY

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Thank you everyone for being part of Usrah 2, section 105. I really appreciate the time we have spent together and the insights we have shared. I’m looking forward to our next steps and how we can apply what we've learned."

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Student name: Muhammad Khairul Hafiz bin Abdul Rafar

Matric number: 2411921

Lecturer: Br. Ammar bin Rasid

Course: CCUB 1062 section 102

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Assalamualaikum W.B.T., welcome to my blog about Usrah (CCUB 1062).

First and foremost, I would like to express my gratitude to Allah SWT for granting me the opportunity to participate in this course. It has truly been a meaningful journey that has deepened my understanding of ukhuwah from an Islamic perspective.

I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to my course instructor, Br. Ammar bin Rasid, for his guidance, reminders, and valuable sharing throughout the usrah sessions. His approach has helped create a comfortable environment for discussion, reflection, and strengthening bonds among us as brothers.

Through this course, I have learned that ukhuwah is not merely about companionship, but about sincerity, mutual care, and shared responsibility in seeking the pleasure of Allah SWT.

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In the first week, I was introduced to information about the course I registered for this semester. The assigned lecturer emphasized the course outline and several important details that must be completed throughout the learning sessions.

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This hadith narrated by ʿUmar ibn al-Khaṭṭāb (ra) deeply reminds me that the true value of any action lies not in its outward form, but in the intention (niyyah) behind it. In a world where actions are often judged by visible achievements, recognition, or outcomes, this hadith redirects my focus towards sincerity and inner accountability before Allah SWT. It teaches me that even the greatest act, such as hijrah, can lose its spiritual worth if it is driven by worldly desires rather than devotion to Allah and His Messenger.

Reflecting on my own life as a student, this hadith encourages me to constantly reassess my intentions in pursuing knowledge, completing assignments, and engaging in extracurricular activities. It makes me question whether I am seeking knowledge purely for grades, praise, or future status, or sincerely for self-improvement and service to the ummah. This reflection instils a sense of humility, as it reminds me that only Allah knows the true intentions of my heart.

Furthermore, this hadith teaches personal responsibility and self-discipline. It emphasizes that while actions may appear similar outwardly, their rewards differ greatly based on intention. This understanding motivates me to purify my intentions consistently, especially in acts of worship and daily responsibilities.

Ultimately, this hadith serves as a lifelong principle that guides my spiritual growth, reminding me that sincerity is the foundation of meaningful actions and lasting success in both this world and the hereafter.

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Assessment by Course Instructor

Reflection on the Video: Islam Is a “Way of Life”

1. Understanding Islam Beyond Rituals : The video emphasizes that Islam is not merely a set of isolated rituals or acts of worship, but a comprehensive way of life. It teaches us how to live ethically and morally in every aspect from personal conduct such as honesty, respect, and truthfulness, to social responsibility such as justice, kindness, and fulfilling rights of others. This reflection reminded me that practicing Islam involves both inner faith (īmān) and outer actions (ʿamal) align with the teachings of the Qur’an and the Sunnah.

2. Personal Application: Daily Life and Conduct: Watching this video made me reflect on how I apply Islam in my daily routines. It encouraged me to look beyond performing prayers and fasting alone; it reminded me to also embody Islamic principles in my interactions with family, classmates, and colleagues. Whether it’s being truthful, helping others, or managing responsibilities, Islam guides every part of human life. After watching, I felt compelled to regularly evaluate my behaviour and intentions — not to just do good deeds, but to live Islam as a complete, integrated lifestyle.

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3. Broader Impact "Living Islam with Sincerity" : It reminded me that Islamic ethics should influence how I study, make decisions, treat others, and even set goals. The reflection deepened my appreciation for the holistic nature of the religion and inspired me to strive for sincerity in all aspects of life to ensure my actions are not just habitual but grounded in Islamic purpose and meaning.

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What does it mean when one says, Islam is a 'Way of Life?'

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Welcome to my ePortfolio which hosts selected pieces of my journey here at the Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed and Human Sciences of the International Islamic University Malaysia. The purpose of this e-Portfolio is for fulfill the CCUB 1062, Section 102 assessment for this semester. Also to express my reflection about this course.

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☎️ Contact Information

Address

Banting, Selangor

Emails

Khairulhafizabdulrafar@gmail.com

🎓 Education

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia

Sekolah Menengah Islam Darul Bayan

Diploma

Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu

2021-2022

🛠 Key Skills

Effective communication

Attention to detail - Ensured accuracy in processing received items and documents.

Technical Proficiency - Experience with relevant software/tools for tracking and managing data.

Language - Malay, English.

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Solat with khushu’ is an important element in a Muslim’s life as it reflects the level of sincerity and focus in worship. Through understanding the hikmah of solat with khushu’, I realise that prayer is not only a routine obligation, but a means to strengthen faith, improve character, and purify the heart.

1. Strengthening iman

Solat performed with khushu’ helps strengthen the heart and increase iman. When I focus fully during prayer, I feel closer to Allah SWT and more spiritually aware in my daily life.

2. Preventing negative behaviour

Khushu’ in solat reminds me to be mindful of my actions outside prayer. It encourages me to avoid sinful and negative behaviour as I become more conscious of Allah’s presence.

3. Improving character (akhlaq)

Solat with khushu’ trains patience, humility, and self-discipline. These values gradually shape better character and behaviour in everyday interactions.

4. Purifying the heart and improving focus

Through khushu’, the heart becomes calmer and more sincere, making it easier to focus not only in solat but also in studies and daily responsibilities.

Overall, solat with khushu’ guides me towards becoming a more disciplined, sincere, and mindful individual.

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Solat is not only an obligatory act of worship but also a source of guidance and balance in a Muslim’s daily life. Reflecting on the wisdom behind solat helps me appreciate how it shapes my character, strengthens my faith, and brings peace to my heart.

1. Solat wipes away minor sins

Performing solat sincerely reminds me that Allah is Most Merciful and constantly gives opportunities for repentance. It encourages me to improve myself and be more mindful of my actions throughout the day.

2. Solat calms the heart and mind

In the midst of daily stress and responsibilities, solat becomes a moment of peace. Standing before Allah helps me slow down, refocus, and find inner calm.

Solat strengthens my relationship with Allah

Solat is a direct connection between me and Allah without any mediator. Through it, I express gratitude, seek forgiveness, and ask for guidance, which deepens my dependence on Him.

3. Solat brings physical and health benefits

The movements in solat, such as standing, bowing, and prostrating, promote physical well-being. This shows that Islam cares about both spiritual and physical health.

Solat cultivates humility and gratitude

Reciting Surah al-Fatihah and performing sujud reminds me of my position as a servant of Allah. It nurtures humility and a grateful heart.

5. Solat helps maintain balance in life

By praying regularly, I am reminded that worldly matters are temporary. Solat helps me balance between my responsibilities in this world and my preparation for the hereafter.

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