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Juga daripada Umar RA, beliau berkata: 

Ketika kami sedang duduk di sisi Rasulullah SAW pada suatu hari, tiba-tiba muncul di hadapan kami seorang lelaki yang sangat putih bajunya, sangat hitam rambutnya, tidak kelihatan padanya tanda-tanda perjalanan jauh, dan tiada seorangpun di antara kami yang mengenalinya, sehingga dia duduk di hadapan Rasulullah SAW. Lalu dia merapatkan lututnya ke lutut Rasulullah SAW dan meletakkan dua tapak tangannya di atas dua pahanya.

Dia segera berkata, “Wahai Muhammad, ceritakan kepadaku tentang Islam.” Lalu Rasulullah SAW menjawab, “Islam itu ialah kamu menyaksikan bahawa tiada Tuhan yang disembah melainkan Allah dan Muhammad adalah Pesuruh Allah, kamu mendirikan Solat, mengeluarkan Zakat, dan menunaikan Haji jika kamu mampu mengerjakannya.” Lelaki itu berkata, “Benarlah kamu!” Kami merasa hairan terhadapnya, dia bertanya dan dia juga yang membenarkannya.

Lelaki itu berkata lagi, “Ceritakan kepadaku tentang Iman.” Lalu Baginda SAW bersabda, “Bahawa kamu beriman kepada Allah, para Malaikat-Nya, Kitab-kitab-Nya, Rasul-rasul-Nya, Hari Kiamat dan kamu beriman dengan ketentuan Baik dan Buruk-Nya.” Lelaki itu berkata, “Benarlah kamu!” 

Dia berkata lagi, “Ceritakan kepadaku tentang Ihsan.” Lalu Baginda SAW menjawab, “Bahawa kamu beribadah kepada Allah seolah-olah kamu melihatnya. Jika kamu tidak melihatnya, sesungguhnya Allah melihat kamu.” Lelaki itu berkata, “Benarlah kamu!”

Dia berkata lagi, “Ceritakan kepadaku tentang Hari Kiamat.” Lalu Baginda SAW menjawab, “Orang yang ditanya tidak lebih mengetahui daripada orang yang bertanya (maksudnya kedua-duanya tidak tahu bila berlakunya Hari Kiamat).” 

Lelaki itu berkata lagi, “Ceritakan kepadaku tentang tanda-tandanya.” Lalu Baginda menjawab, “Apabila hamba perempuan melahirkan tuannya. Dan apabila kamu melihat orang yang tidak berkasut, tidak berbaju, miskin dan pengembala kambing berlumba-lumba membina bangunan.”

Kemudian lelaki itupun pergi. Maka akupun menunggu beberapa hari. Kemudian Rasulullah SAW berkata, “Wahai Umar, tahukah kamu siapakah orang yang bertanya itu?” Aku menjawab, “Allah dan Rasul-Nya lebih mengetahui.” Sabda Rasulullah SAW, “Sesungguhnya dia adalah Jibril. Dia datang untuk mengajar kamu tentang ad-Din kamu.”

(HR Muslim)

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NAME: AMANDA AYESHA FAIRUL NAZRI BINTI KAMARUZAMAN

MATRICS NUMBER: 240864

PROGRAMME: NURSING

EMAIL: ayeshakamaruzaman06@gmail.com

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MY GOALSS🌼

improve my understanding in my religion. Read tafsir, study hadith, and understand Islamic teachings beyond rituals.

learn from failures

educate others about Islam

Strengthen My Relationship with Allah. Increase sincerity in ibadah, improve concentration in salah, and make dua consistently.

Increase Gratitude and Positivity. Focus on blessings, practice shukr daily, and avoid negativity.

Improve My Adab (Manners). Speak kindly, respect elders, and embody patience in daily interactions.

Strengthen My Relationship with Allah . Increase sincerity in ibadah, improve concentration in salah, and make dua consistently.

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The importance of attending islamic gathering

A comprehensive guide to being a good Muslim

SUMMARY OF HADIS JIBRIL

The hadith describes how Angel Jibril questioned the Prophet (PBUH) in front of his companions:

1) The Prophet explained that Islam consists of the 5 pillars

syahadah (testimony of faith)

salah (prayer)

zakat (charity)

fasting

hajj (pilgrimage)

2) The Prophet outlined the six pillars of faith:

belief in Allah

His angels

His books

His messengers

the day of judgement

Qadar (divine decree)

3) The signs of the last day:

A slave giving birth to her master

people competing in construction tall buildings

4) Excellence in worship:

Worship Allah as if we see Him, and even if we do not see Him, know that He sees us

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1. Islam is not just about performing rituals but also having strong faith and practicing with sincerity

2. the importance of continuous learning, Jibril did not ask questions because he doesn't know the answer, he simply teaching the companion and us since seeking knowledge is part of faith.

3. Allah informing us about the sign of the last day so that we can reflect and be reminded that our time on this earth is only temporary and we should prepare for the Hereafter.

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I realized that each pillar reminded me how deeply it plays a role in life and relationship with Allah SWT. Each pillar serves as a reminder of my purpose and responsibilities as a Muslim. For example,

1. It has strengthened my connection with Allah SWT. It's not just about acknowledging His existence, but truly living with Him in mind, every action, i have to consider if its good for me and seek guidance in decision so that i'll be more confident that it's within the blessing of Allah SWT.

2. As I've mentioned, i will always be mindful of my actions. Knowing that angels record my deeds make me more conscious as to not intentionally or unintentionally displeased Allah SWT. Striving to do good even when no one is watching

3. Finding guidance in the Quran. Quran is the book of life, yet sometimes i take for granted on how powerful it can be if i dive deep into it and learn its story. Not just by reading it, but also applying it in my daily life.

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1. Belief in Prophets. I've learned a lot from the stories of the Prophets. The struggles they faced, the immense challenges, yet they remained patient and steadfast. Their stories inspire me to keep going and knowing that struggles are part of the journey toward Allah SWT.

2. The belief in the Day of Judgement. It always makes me wonder if i have done enough in this world as stock to survive in the Hereafter. Am i using my time wisely by filling it up doing something useful? Am i kind enough to others and all of those around me? This belief helps me stay focused on what truly matters

3. Accepting Qadar has taught me that life will not be as easy as i initially thought...sometimes the best action is to accept things that is beyond my control. Instead of worrying, I just trust whatever happens is for the best.

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1. The Uncertainty of the Hour

No one except Allah knows when Qiyamah will occur (Surah Al-A'raf 7:187).

It will happen suddenly, catching humanity by surprise.

2. Signs of the Last Day

Minor Signs: These include societal corruption, increasing wealth disparity, earthquakes, and the prevalence of immoral behavior.

Major Signs: Among them are the emergence of Dajjal, the return of Prophet Isa (AS), the appearance of Ya’juj and Ma’juj, and the rising of the sun from the west.

3. Dajjal and His Deception

Dajjal will claim divinity and mislead people with miracles.

He will be unable to enter Makkah and Madinah, which will be protected by angels.

4. The Arrival of Imam Mahdi and Prophet Isa (AS)

Imam Mahdi will emerge to restore justice.

Prophet Isa (AS) will descend to defeat Dajjal and establish righteousness.

5. Resurrection and Final Judgment

All humans will be resurrected and judged based on their deeds.

People will either be rewarded with eternal paradise or punished in hell.

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The Importance of Adab (Etiquette) in Islam

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The Importance of Adab (Etiquette) in Islam

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Definition and Significance of Adab
Adab, derived from the Arabic root أدب, refers to refinement, education, and discipline. It embodies good manners, morals, and appropriate actions as guided by Islam. Unlike Akhlāq (morality), which is the philosophy of ethics, Adab focuses on the actual practice of proper behavior.

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Adab with Parents: The Example of Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.)

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Adab with Parents: The Example of Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.)

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The Qur'an (Surah Maryam 19:41-50) provides a powerful example of Adab through the interactions between Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) and his father. Despite his father’s rejection of monotheism, Ibrahim (A.S.) maintained deep respect, love, and humility in his speech and conduct. Key lessons include:

Respectful Communication: Ibrahim (A.S.) used affectionate words such as "O my father" (يَٰـٓأَبَتِ) instead of harsh rebuke.

Gentle Invitation to Truth: He reasoned with his father without insulting him or his beliefs.

Avoiding Hurtful Language: Ibrahim (A.S.) refrained from calling his father an infidel or sinner, demonstrating the importance of wisdom in dawah.

Patience in the Face of Rejection: Even when his father threatened to stone him, Ibrahim (A.S.) responded with peace (سَلَٰـمٌ عَلَ) and chose to supplicate for his father instead.

Trust in Allah’s Plan: After being rejected, he distanced himself from wrongdoing and was blessed with a pious lineage.

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The story of Ibrahim (A.S.) reminds us that good manners and respectful behavior should be upheld even in difficult situations. In today’s world, disagreements, especially within families, are common. However, responding with wisdom, patience, and kindness—rather than anger or confrontation—can lead to positive outcomes.

This lesson also encourages self-reflection:

Do we treat our parents with the respect they deserve?

How do we respond to disagreements—with patience or with frustration?

Are we mindful of our words and actions when advising others?

By embodying Adab in our daily interactions, we cultivate a character that not only pleases Allah but also fosters harmony in our relationships.

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Grateful for the Knowledge Gained . I feel blessed to have learned valuable lessons about Adab, personal growth, and strengthening my faith. It reminded me of the importance of applying Islamic teachings in my daily life.

Inspired to Improve Myself. The discussions and reflections have motivated me to be more mindful of my actions, especially in my relationship with Allah, my family, and those around me.

I feel a stronger bond with my peers, knowing that we are all striving to become better Muslims.

A Renewed Commitment to Adab. I'm inspired to be the best version of myself by following the adab and akhlaq of the prophets.

Determined to Stay Consistent. I realize that Usrah is not just about learning but about applying what I’ve learned in real life. I want to continue improving, even beyond this Usrah, by setting goals and holding myself accountable.

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Allow participants to share personal experiences related to the topic.

Variety in Learning Methods

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This infographic reminds me that seeking knowledge is not just about gaining facts but about refining my character. True learning requires humility, sincerity, and respect for teachers and fellow seekers.

One key takeaway is that knowledge is a blessing, but it must be practiced and preserved. It should not lead to arrogance but rather inspire patience and dedication. I also realize that Adab in seeking knowledge ensures that learning is meaningful and beneficial.

This reflection encourages me to:
✅ Seek knowledge with sincerity and good intentions.
✅ Apply what I learn in daily life.
✅ Show respect to my teachers and peers.
✅ Be patient and humble in the learning process.

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🗓 WEEK 1: Ta‘āruf & Ice-breaking + Acquisition of ḥikmah from ʿibādah

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🗓 WEEK 1: Ta‘āruf & Ice-breaking + Acquisition of ḥikmah from ʿibādah

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Ta‘āruf session

Niyyah (Intention): The importance of starting all acts of worship with a sincere intention.

📖"Actions are judged by intentions, and everyone will get what was intended..."
— Sahih al-Bukhari & Muslim (Hadith #1 in Arba'in Nawawi)

🌟TIPS: Worship Allah like you see Him

Amal (Practices): Doing acts of worship properly and consistently.

Ihsan: Doing everything with excellence as if Allah is watching.

"Indeed, Allah is with those who fear Him and those who are doers of good (muḥsinūn)."
— Surah Al-Naḥl (16:128)

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🗓 WEEK 2: Reasons and Sources of ḥikmah from ʿibādah

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🗓 WEEK 2: Reasons and Sources of ḥikmah from ʿibādah

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PURPOSE OF IBADAH

Salah (29:45): Instills discipline, self-control, and spiritual mindfulness.

“Indeed, prayer prohibits immorality and wrongdoing...”

Fasting (2:183): Builds taqwa.

“So that you may become righteous (muttaqīn).”

Zakah (9:103): Purifies wealth and soul.

“Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them...”

Hajj (2:197): Teaches discipline, patience, and devotion.

“And take provisions, but the best provision is taqwā.”

🔹 Wisdom Insight:
These pillars are not just rituals but pathways to transformation.

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🟠 Week 3: Preparing for Ṣalāh with Khushūʿ

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🟠 Week 3: Preparing for Ṣalāh with Khushūʿ

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Objective: To understand both the physical purification and inner preparation required for a meaningful prayer.

Ritual purity: (Wudu', Ghusl, Tayammum)

Conditions of Validity: Time, qiblah, covering ʿawrah, intention.

Pillars: Takbir, recitation, rukūʿ, sujūd, etc.

Types of Ṣalāh:

Qaṣr & Jamʿ (Travel)

Nawāfil (Optional prayers)

Salāh during illness

Cleanliness is half of faith, purification aligns both body and soul.

🔹 Hadith:

“When a Muslim washes his face (in wuḍū’), every sin he looked at comes out…” (Muslim)

🔹 Practical Tip:
Approach ṣalāh like a royal meeting prepare with full attention.

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🟠 Week 4: Virtues Found in Ṣalāh with Khushūʿ

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🟠 Week 4: Virtues Found in Ṣalāh with Khushūʿ

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This topic is so that we can reflect on how prayer builds powerful internal virtues.

🔹 Virtues Developed:

Al-Ṭāʿah – Submission and obedience to Allah.

Al-Jihād – Struggle against one’s nafs (inner self).

Muḥāsabah – Self-reflection and accountability.

ʿIffah – Restraint from sins and desires.

Tawaḍḍuʿ – Humility before the Creator.

🔹 Spiritual Reflection:
Khushūʿ makes prayer real — it becomes a dialogue with Allah, not just motions.

🔹 Qur’an:

“Successful indeed are the believers who humble themselves in their prayer.” (Al-Mu’minun 23:1-2)

🔹 Practical Tip:
Avoid rushing , pause between movements, reflect on meanings of what you recite.

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Understanding the importance of sincerity and proper intention before acting has made me more mindful. It taught me that worship isn’t only external – it starts deep within.

🔹 Hadith:

“Verily, actions are only by intentions, and every person will have what they intended.” (Bukhari & Muslim)

🔹 Qur’an:

"And they were not commanded except to worship Allah, being sincere to Him in religion..." (Al-Bayyinah 98:5)

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Each act of worship holds a deep secret and purpose. When done mindfully, it not only brings me closer to Allah but shapes who I am in daily life.

🔹 Wisdom Insight:
These pillars are not just rituals but pathways to transformation.

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Learning the details of ṣalāh helped me focus better and appreciate the importance of being both physically and spiritually prepared before standing in front of Allah.

🔹 Hadith:

“When a Muslim washes his face (in wuḍū’), every sin he looked at comes out…” (Muslim)

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Realizing that ṣalāh is not just about what I say, but how I feel and behave afterward, helped me develop more humility and self-discipline.

🔹 Qur’an:

“Successful indeed are the believers who humble themselves in their prayer.” (Al-Mu’minun 23:1-2)

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🟠 Week 5: Virtues Found in Ṣawm (Fasting)

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🟠 Week 5: Virtues Found in Ṣawm (Fasting)

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Objective: To understand how fasting purifies the heart and builds moral excellence.

🔹 Virtues Cultivated:

Ṣabr – Patience in hunger, hardship, and provocation.

Takrīm – Respect for others and self-dignity.

Raḥmah – Mercy, compassion, especially for the poor.

🔹 Spiritual Reflection:
Fasting isn't starvation — it’s soul training.

Hadith:

“Fasting is a shield; so when one of you is fasting, he should not behave indecently...” (Bukhari)

Practical Tip:
Treat Ramadan like a spiritual bootcamp carry its lessons into daily life.

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Fasting isn’t only about not eating – it’s a test of my emotions, words, and reactions. It reminded me that discipline starts in the heart.

🔹 Hadith:

“Fasting is a shield; so when one of you is fasting, he should not behave indecently...” (Bukhari)

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Objective: To discover how giving wealth purifies the heart and connects the ummah.

🔹 Virtues Nurtured:

Tawakkul – Trust that Allah will replace what is spent.

Ukhuwwah – Brotherhood and sisterhood in action.

🔹 Spiritual Reflection:
Giving doesn’t decrease wealth — it increases barakah (blessing).

🔹 Qur’an:

“The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed... Allah multiplies it...” (2:261)

🔹 Hadith:

“Charity does not decrease wealth...” (Muslim)

🔹 Practical Tip:
Give secretly, regularly, and with the belief that Allah will reward you tenfold or more.

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Giving regularly made me realize how much I have and how much others need. Even a small act of kindness can soften the heart.

🔹 Qur’an:

“The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed... Allah multiplies it...” (2:261)

🔹 Hadith:

“Charity does not decrease wealth...” (Muslim)

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Objective: To understand Ḥajj as a journey of complete submission and soul transformation.

🔹 Core Virtues:

Al-Taḍḥiyyah – Sacrifice of wealth, time, and comfort for Allah’s sake.

Taqwā – Heightened God-consciousness through the rituals of Ḥajj.

🔹 Spiritual Reflection:
Ḥajj symbolizes the believer’s return to Allah — stripped of ego, race, and status.

🔹 Hadith:

“Whoever performs Ḥajj and does not commit any obscenity or sin will return like a newborn baby.” (Bukhari)

🔹 Qur’an:

“...Hajj is [during] well-known months, so whoever has made Ḥajj obligatory upon himself therein... Let there be no obscenity, wickedness, or argument during Hajj...” (2:197)

🔹 Practical Tip:
Even if you haven’t been to Ḥajj yet, live with the mindset of a pilgrim always on a journey to Allah.

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Although I haven't performed Ḥajj, learning about it showed me the beauty of submission, unity, and spiritual cleansing, it’s a life-reset.

🔹 Hadith:

“Whoever performs Ḥajj and does not commit any obscenity or sin will return like a newborn baby.” (Bukhari)

🔹 Qur’an:

“...Let there be no obscenity, wickedness, or argument during Hajj...” (2:197)

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Alhamdulillah, I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to be part of this Usrah journey. Throughout the weeks, I’ve gained not just knowledge, but insight into how acts of worship are meant to transform the heart and shape our character. It reminded me that ʿibādah is not just ritual , it’s a way of life.

I’m especially thankful for the lessons on adab and inner purification, which made me reflect on how I carry myself as a Muslim.

What made this Usrah special was the sense of connection with my peers. Despite our different backgrounds, we were united by a shared purpose , to become better Muslims. This support system gave me strength and a renewed sense of purpose.

Most importantly, I’ve realized that learning alone is not enough. Consistency and application are key. I want to continue improving beyond Usrah, by setting personal goals, being accountable, and striving to live by the example of the Prophet ﷺ.

May Allah accept our efforts and guide us to maintain these values always. Ameen.

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🌱 Suggestions for Improvement

1. More Peer Engagement & Group Activities
While the discussions were meaningful, more group-based interactive activities (like quizzes, debates, or creative presentations) could help everyone participate more actively and bond more as a team.

2. Time Management
Some sessions felt a bit rushed or heavily packed. Spreading out the topics more evenly or giving time for deeper discussion could help us better reflect on each point.

3. Visual Aids & Media
Incorporating short videos, slides, or infographics during sharing sessions would make the lessons more engaging and easier to remember.

4. Personal Sharing Time
Adding time for each member to share personal reflections or experiences related to the topic could help build stronger emotional connections and mutual understanding.

5. Follow-Up Action Plans
Ending each session with a small action plan or goal for the week would encourage us to apply what we’ve learned in real life and stay consistent in

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