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1. BELIEF OF ALLAH

Believe completely with heart, tongue, and action that Allah SWT is the only Almighty God, the Creator, and the Owner of the universe. This belief includes the recognition that Allah is the One Worthy of Worship, and compliance with all His commands and prohibitions.

Virtue: It underlies all aspects of life and moves humans to devote themselves to Allah SWT, in addition to providing an understanding of the importance of gratitude and caring for nature

2. BELIEF IN MALAIKAT (ANGEL)

Believe that angels are creatures of Allah SWT who were created from light. They always obey the commands of Allah SWT and never violate His prohibitions.

Virtue: Belief in angels is very important in Islam because it is the second pillar of faith, which is one of the elements that every Muslim must believe in. By believing in angels, we increase our faith in Allah SWT and are confident in the truth of Islamic teachings.

3. BELIEF IN KITAB

Believing in the book means believing in all the books that Allah SWT revealed to the prophets and messengers. These books are a guide for life for humans, containing laws and guidance to achieve the right path. Among the books that we need to believe in are the Torah, the Psalms, the Gospel, and the Quran

Virtue: Believing in the books of Allah is very important because it forms one of the pillars of faith in Islam, and provides guidance, truth, and security in life. Through believing in the books, we can know the truth, distinguish between good and bad, and understand the history and wisdom of past lives.

4. BELIEF IN RASUL

Believing in the messengers means believing that Allah SWT has sent prophets and messengers to mankind to convey His revelations and teachings. This includes believing in the 25 messengers mentioned in the Quran.

Virtue: Believing in the messengers and following their teachings will lead to salvation in this world and the hereafter and Through the teachings conveyed by the messengers, we can know Allah SWT and understand His greatness.

5. BELIEF IN QIYAMAH

Belief in the Day of Judgment means believing that the universe will one day be destroyed, followed by the resurrection of all living beings to receive their reward in the afterlife.

Virtue: Belief in the Day of Judgment has a profound impact on human life, encouraging people to always do good deeds, increase their piety to Allah SWT, and avoid immoral acts. In addition, it also helps a person to always do good to others, maintain a relationship with Allah SWT, and better prepare themselves for the Day of Judgment.

6. BELIEVING IN QADA AND QADAR

Believing in qada and qadar means believing completely that everything that happens in this world is the decree or decision of Allah SWT. This includes all good or bad events, life or death, all are the will of Allah.

Virtue: Believing in qada and qadar, which is believing that everything that happens in the world is the decree of Allah SWT, brings several important effects in a person's life. Among them, it promotes a sense of calm, thinking further, and reducing arrogance, as well as encouraging to work hard while leaving the results to Allah SWT.

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1. THE TWO DECRALATION OF FAITH

Definition: Saying the two words of shahadah means declaring faith in the oneness of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad SAW as His messenger. It is the first pillar of Islam and is said when a person converts to Islam. By saying the shahadah, a person declares testimony to the oneness of Allah and the truthfulness of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. It is the foundation of faith in Islam and signifies that a person has believed and become a Muslim.

VIRTUES : First, reciting the Shahadah sincerely is the main requirement for becoming a Muslim and the key to opening the doors of Jannah (Heaven), as long as it is fulfilled with sincerity and lived accordingly.

2. PRAY 5 TIMES A DAY

In the context of Islam, prayer refers to the practice of worship involving certain actions and words that begin with takbiratul ihram and end with salam. Prayer is the second pillar of Islam and is considered a pillar of Islam.

VIRTUES: Salah is the backbone of Islamic life and a central expression of faith and obedience to Allah.

3. FASTING IN RAMADHAN

The linguistic meaning of fasting is "to abstain". In terms of Islamic law, fasting means refraining from eating, drinking, and all things that invalidate the fast, starting from dawn until sunset with intention.

VIRTUE : Fasting brings many benefits, including weight loss, increased metabolism, and reduced risk of cardiovascular disease. It also helps control appetite, improve brain function, and activate the detoxification process in the body. In addition, fasting can maintain skin health, prevent acne, and improve mental health.

4. PAYING THE ZAKAT

The term zakat means to purify wealth and cleanse the rich from being stingy and stingy. In another sense, it means to cleanse oneself from envy and grudge against the rich.

VIRTUE : Zakat brings many benefits, including helping the less fortunate, cleaning up wealth, and educating the community in economic matters. It also fosters gratitude, reduces envy, and strengthens social bonds. Zakat also helps reduce stinginess and encourages a sense of love, as well as being a way to get closer to Allah SWT.

5. PERFORM HAJJ

The word "hajj" comes from the Arabic word hajj (حج) which means to make a pilgrimage to a specific place for a long time to fulfill a religious obligation. In that sense, hajj can also mean to go to Allah the Almighty.

VIRTUE : Performing the Hajj brings various benefits in terms of spirituality, social, and individual. From a spiritual perspective, the Hajj can increase a person's faith and piety to Allah SWT. In addition, the Hajj is also a fulfillment of religious obligations that are important for every Muslim. In terms of society, the Hajj can also strengthen Muslim brotherhood throughout the world, and encourage interaction and cooperation between pilgrims. Individually, the Hajj can bring spiritual pleasure, improve morals, and increase knowledge about Islam