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name : azwa safrina binti mohd yusof (call me azwa)

birth date : 14th may 2006

matric no. : 241340

course : ben (sect 735)

mahallah : fatima al majritiya

usrah section : 39

phone number : 0135753231

social media : @sfrnazwaa (insta)

facts about me :

i'm an only child

i enjoy playing roblox

i love chococat

goals :

graduate with first class honours

become a successful woman and live happily ever after with my parents

collect calico critters & jellycat plushies & chococat merch

perform hajj and umrah with my parents

enter Jannah without hisab

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only Allah can help us during Judgment Day.

all our deeds will be judged in Akhirah.

good deeds will be rewarded and vice versa.

we are placed in this world as 'abid.

in conclusion, in page 498, Allah has emphasised the contents of heaven and hell. Quran is literally the guide of life and it is up to us to follow or disobey his commands.

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have patience

set intentions (tuntut ilmu kerana Allah)

respect the teachers

read prayers before start studying

ensure studying area is clean

do not be proud of knowledge because knowledge belongs to Allah

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1. Belief in Allah

All Muslims must belief that there is one God and there are no other powers except Allah. This is the first pillar showing it is the most important element of Iman.

2. Belief in Angels

The second pillar of Iman is to believe in the existence of angels despite not being able to see them. Angels are created from light and has a sole purpose of obeying and worshipping Allah only.

3. Belief in the Holy Books

The third pillar of Iman highlights that all Muslims must believe in Suhf (revealed to Prophet Ibrahim), Zabur (revealed to Prophet Daud), Taurat (revealed to Prophet Musa), Injil (revealed to Prophet Isa) and Quran (revealed to Prophet Muhammad). These are all books that contains guidance on how to practice Islam the right way.

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4. Belief in Allah's Messengers

It is compulsory for all Muslims to believe in the Prophets. There are 25 Rasul that we are required to know. They has spread Islam and we must be grateful because we get the chance to become a Muslim due to their effort.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgment and the Hereafter

The Day of Judgment is when Muslims are awaken from their grave and receive their books of deeds which they did during their lifetime. It is also important to believe in the Afterlife so Muslims know that the world is only a place of tests and we will truly receive the retribution for our deeds during the Hereafter.

6. Belief in Qadha and Qadr

All Muslims must believe that Allah is aware of everything that happens to us and He knows what's best for us. Anything Allah wills occurs, and whatever he does not will not occur.

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Ihsan is doing good deeds perfectly because we believe that Allah is always watching us.

1. Ihsan towards Allah : Doing ibadah sincerely and in full focus.

2. Ihsan towards other people : Treat people with kindness and spread justice.

3. Ihsan in fulfilling duties : This can be applied in studies by using the chance to continue our studies to fulfill our dreams.

4. Ihsan towards the world : Treat animals with kindness and mercy and not polluting the Earth.

Ways to practice Ihsan

1. Remember Allah in everything we do.

2. Forgive everyone in our lives everyday.

3. Fulfill our commitments wholeheartedly.

4. Don't act harshly towards others.

5. Do justice and do good.

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There are 5 pillars of Islam ;

1. Reciting the Shahada

All Muslims recite "There is no god but God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God" to become a a believer. It is also recited daily in the obligatory prayers. We must do good deeds during our lifetime to ensure we can recite it before our death.

2. Performing the Salah Fardhu

It is compulsory for all Muslims to practice the 5 obligatory prayers daily. The 5 obligatory prayers are Subuh (performed in the early morning until dawn), Zuhr (performed in the afternoon), Asr (performed in the evening), Maghrib (performed during dusk) and Isha (performed during the night).

3. Paying the Zakat

Muslims must do the almsgiving during Ramadan to those in need. Islam prioritizes balance of wealth between Muslims which is why it is compulsory to perform this act of giving one's portion of wealth to those in need.

4. Fasting (Sawm)

All Muslims are required to retain themselves from drinking and eating and performing acts that can invalidate their Sawm. The main purpose of this act is to instill gratefulness in ourselves and bring us closer to Allah during Ramadhan.

5. Hajj

Muslims are required to perform this duty if they are financially and physically able to reach Mecca. This act reminds Muslims that everyone is equal and Allah is the Greatest.

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1. Adab towards parents

Talk nicely to parents

Don't follow their instructions if it is forbidden in Islam

Always pray for them

Be humble

2. Adab towards friends

Don't expect them to repay us for our kindness

Do not spread their aib

Don't talk bad about them

Pray for our friends

3. Adab towards teachers

Talk softly to them

Don't talk bad about them

Respect teachers

4. Adab towards animals

Love animals

Feed the stray animals if possible

Don't hurt innocent animals in whatever circumstances

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Taqwa : to be conscious of Allah, be pious and fearful of Allah. People who practice Taqwa are called Muttaqin.

Levels of Taqwa:

1. The highest level (AL MUTTAQIN)

2. The lowest level : Protecting oneself from polytheism, this is the required level of Taqwa.

3. The moderate level : Most common level among Muslims.

We can achieve higher levels of Taqwa by praying to Allah and increasing our good deeds because Taqwa is closely related to Ihsan and Amal.

Ramadan and Taqwa

1. Perform qiyamullail, tahajjud and tarawih to increase Taqwa.

2. Do as much as ibadah possible because Ramadan is our bootcamp to increase our iman and taqwa.

Prayers to increase taqwa

1. اللهم اتی نفسی تقواها وا زکها انت خیر من زکها انت ولیھا و مولھا

Translation: O’ my Lord, grant my nafs the taqwa it desires, and purify it, indeed , verily you are The One Who can purify it, as You are the companion of this nafs and You are its saviour.

2. اللھم الھمنی رشد ی و اعزنی من شر نفسیی

Translation: O’ Allah the Almighty grant me the right path, and save me from the evil of my nafs or ego.

Dhikr to increase Taqwa

1. استغفرالله الذی لااله الا هو الحی القیوم و اتوب الیه

Translation: I seek the forgiveness of Allah the Almighty. There is none worthy of worship except Him, The Living, The Eternal and I repent unto Him.

2. سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظیم

Translation: Glorified is Allah the Almighty and praised is He, Glorified is Allah the Exalted , the Most Great.

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Comments : Everything is great. I am blessed to know all great people in my usrah. They are very supportive and such good friends. All in all, this program is a great initiative for students to widen their network and tighten ukhuwah among one another. I hope all the people I get to know thru this usrah will not forget one another as we get to learn many interesting things about Islam and each other.

Suggestions : I suggest for this program to be continued in the future because it gives many benefits for students.

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According to Eliza Tasbihi (2014), the term ḥikmah refers to "the ability to discern the true nature of things and to act accordingly“.

We acquire hikmah through :

1. Niyyah (intentions)

2. Amal (good deeds)

3. Ihsan (virtue)

How to know if we set the right Niyyah?

1. sincere

2. pure intentions

3. clarity

4. focus

5. consistency

What is Amal?

1. Right deeds according to Quran and Sunnah. We must perform it consistently. For example, solat, sawm, zakat and hajj.

What is Ihsan?

1. Ihsan are positive virtues that are necessary to lead a good life.

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we can obtain five virtues from maintaining khusyu' in salah which are :

1. ta'ah (submission)

2. jihad (struggle in the path of Allah)

3. tawaddu' (humility)

4. muhasabah (reflection)

5. iffah (self-restraint)

ta'ah

total obedience to Allah's commands

salah helps us to obey Allah's commands. for example when we bow and sujood which signifies total submission to Allah.

jihad

struggle to strive for Allah's pleasure, spiritually and physically.

when we try to overcome distractions in salah, it shows our jihad to maintain our khusyu'

muhasabah

self accountability and self contemplation

salah is the time when we reflect our sins and seek forgiveness from Allah during prayers after salah

tawaddu'

acknowledgment of one's position as a humble servant to Allah

physical acts like bowing helps instill humility and us therefore making our hearts humble especially in daily interactions.

iffah

self restraint from committing sins

salah helps us remember Allah's presence and becomes a barrier against sins and worldly distractions

In conclusion, salah with khusyu' helps shapes our character as Allah's servant and strengthen our bond with Him as a believer.

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In a Hadith Qudsi, Allah says:

"For the fasting person, there are two joys: the joy when breaking the fast, and the joy when meeting their Lord." (Muttafaq ‘alaih)

This hadith shows the special status of fasting. Though fasting can be challenging, it brings deep happiness, both in this life and the next.

1. Joy in This World

Fasting brings joy at iftar, not just because of food, but from the satisfaction of completing an act of worship for Allah. This happiness reflects sincere faith and the believer’s love for pleasing Allah.

However, true happiness isn’t found in worldly pleasures. The Qur'an reminds us that happiness from wealth or status alone can mislead people. Real joy comes from Allah’s guidance, mercy, and blessings, through the Qur’an, the Prophet’s teachings, and righteous deeds.

2. Joy in the Hereafter

The second and greater joy is when the believer meets Allah on the Day of Judgment. Those who fast with sincere faith and do righteous deeds will receive eternal rewards and will be admitted into Paradise. The greatest joy will be seeing Allah’s face which is a reward beyond all worldly pleasures.

Reflection:
Ramadhan is a time filled with Allah’s mercy and multiplied rewards. Let us welcome it with gratitude and fill it with good deeds. True happiness lies in pleasing Allah, both now and forever.

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reasons and sources of hikmah from ibadah

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reasons and sources of hikmah from ibadah

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In Surah Dhariyat, Allah states that he created jinns and humans to worship him; “And I did not create the jinn and

mankind except to worship Me.”

1. Salah

Helps instill awareness of Allah and restrains from disobeying Allah's commands due to the attributes of Ikhlas (sincerity for Allah), fear of Allah, and remembrance of Allah, which can be gained through Salah.

2. Sawm (Fasting)

Sawm develops taqwa, empathy, and discipline, and draws us closer to Allah. This is because we gain the attributes of realizing Allah's observation on us and it helps weakens Stan's influence on us, thus fostering our acts of worship.

3. Zakah

Zakah helps purify wealth and discourages greed by fostering generosity. The benefits we can gain from this ibadah are that it helps cleanse our sins and bad traits, and it helps the needy.

4. Hajj

Ḥajj disciplines believers to follow Allah’s

commandments and abstain from prohibited acts. This is because the etiquettes of Hajj, such as avoiding indecent acts and focusing only on worshipping Allah, help us avoid committing sins.

In conclusion, Ibadah can strengthen our iman and prove our obedience towards Allah.

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1. Definition of Khushu': Focus, relax, and understand fully what is being recited, recognize that oneself is praying to Allah, and refrain from doing unnecessary moves during salah.

2. How to gain khushu'?

Make early preparations before Salah.

Clean yourself before Salah

Do not perform prayers if food has been prepared.

Refrain from performing salah if needed to pee or poop.

Wear clean and proper clothing.

Do not eat too much before performing salah

Perform salah where there isn't any disturbance

Take ablution perfectly

Focus on our sajadah

Understand the recitals during salah

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Zakāh is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. Muslims must observe this Ibadah. Zakah is a determined share of wealth

prescribed by God to be distributed among the deserving

categories. It differentiates from taxes because Zakāh promotes spiritual purification and social responsibility. The significance of Zakah can be seen by the way it is mentioned 30 times alongside Salah in Quran. The virtues of zakah that can be gained are:

1. Tawakkul

train Muslims that Allah will replace what is lost with something better.

train Muslims to rely on Allah rather than materialistic wealth.

2. Ukhuwwah

fosters love, empathy and unity among Muslims.

purifies society from envy and hatred.

In conclusion, Zakah is important to maintain a harmonious Muslim community.

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Hajj, the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, holds significant virtues and blessings. It is a journey of spiritual cleansing, forgiveness of sins, and a means to attain Paradise.

forgiveness of sins:

a Hajj performed with sincerity and without engaging in sin is believed to erase past sins.

entry into paradise:

a Hajj performed with the right intentions and accepted by Allah is a path to Paradise.

spiritual renewal:

Hajj provides a sense of spiritual peace and fulfillment.

unity and equality:

Hajj brings together Muslims from diverse backgrounds, highlighting their shared faith and equality in the eyes of Allah.

remembrance of Allah:

Hajj strengthens one's connection with Allah.

the guests of Allah:

Pilgrims are considered the guests of Allah during Hajj, and are under His special care and protection.

greatest acts of worship:

Hajj is considered one of the greatest acts of worship in Islam.