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Name: Aina Qistina Binti Muhammad Suffian

Nickname: Aina

Course: ECONS

Age: 19

Dreams: Accountant, PTD

Hobby: Walking

Born: 12th May 2006

Fav colour: Earth colours

Phone Number: 011-1326-2124

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Acquisition of Hikmah (positive values) from Ibadah

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Acquisition of Hikmah (positive values) from Ibadah

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- Wisdom from Allah

- Difference between knowledge and hikmah:

* Knowledge: something new we hear/learn

* Hikmah: application of knowledge, using it for benefit

Example: throwing trash into a bin. If the intention is for Allah, that’s an act of worship. Hence, that is hikmah

Simple, but brings rewards (pahala)

- Characteristics of a person with hikmah:

1. Knows when to speak, knows when to stay silent. Think first, then act

2. Always refers to the Qur’an and Sunnah

- A wise person views trials through the lens of faith

- Allah gives trials to make us more humble (tawaduk), detached from worldly things (zuhud), and patient (sabar)

- Hence, the output/result is the sweetness of faith (halawatul iman)

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1. Hajj

• Visiting Makkah at a specific time with specific conditions

• Pillars of Hajj (6): intention for ihram, standing at Arafah (wukuf), tawaf, sa’i, shaving/cutting hair, order (tertib)

• Types of Hajj: ifrad, tamattu’, qiran

• Obligatory acts (wajib) of Hajj (if not done, must pay dam/penalty):

• Slaughter a goat

• Feed the poor

• Fast

2. Zakat

• Fardu ’Ain (individual obligation)

• Types of zakat:

• Fitrah: obligatory for Muslim men and women during Eid al-Fitr

• Wealth: paid based on owned assets at any time of the year

• 8 categories of eligible recipients

• Benefits of zakat: strengthens the bond between the rich and the poor

* Zakat: like giving charity for those who can afford it

* Charity: reduces greed and stinginess, encouraged even when we don’t have much

3. Fasting

• Abstaining from things that break the fast from dawn (fajr) until sunset

• Types of fasting:

• Kafarah: to atone for sins done during Ramadan

• Sunnah fasting

• Makruh (discouraged) fasting

• Trains self-discipline, gratitude, purification of the soul

4. Prayer (solat)

• 13 pillars of prayer

• Types: obligatory (fardu), sunnah, jamak & qasar, hajat, repentance (taubat), eclipse prayer (gerhana)

• Physical purification before prayer

• Spiritual purification

• Reading the Qur’an

• Solat: answering Allah’s call

- Why do we need to understand all this?

• For appreciation (khusyuk)

• To feel the sweetness of worship (halawatul ibadah)

• To become more sensitive to sin

• Preventing a Muslim from doing good is considered a sin (maksiat)

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Khusyuk = Muhasabah

~ Build a strong connection with Allah

~ Feel the heart close to Allah

2 ways:

~ Leads to success

Solat = meditate

~ Brings peace and calmness

~ Reduces anxiety and stress

~ Protects from immorality

~ Purifies the soul

Virtues in Fasting (Puasa)

(Al-Baqarah: 183)

~ Increases taqwa

~ Patience (sabar), respect (taqrim), mercy (rahmah)

Sabar: remaining steadfast and calm

Types:

• Obedience

e.g. staying consistent in doing good even when it’s hard

• Avoiding sins

e.g. humans and sins are inseparable like gossip

• During trials

e.g. losing something

Taqrim = to honor/respect

3S: Senyum, Sapa, Salam

(smile, greet, give salam)

e.g. maintain eye contact when someone talks to us

Rahmah: not just towards humans, but ALL of Allah’s creations

e.g. if in conflict, have a forgiving nature, help those in need

e.g. the environment — feeding cats, even if you’re scared or disgusted, don’t kick them

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1. Purifies Wealth and Heart
Giving zakah removes greed and purifies what we earn.

2. Reduces Poverty
Zakah and sadaqah help support the needy, improving their quality of life.

3. Builds Social Unity
When we help others, we create stronger bonds within the ummah.

4. Brings Barakah (Blessings)
Allah increases the wealth and reward of those who give sincerely.

5. Shows Obedience to Allah
Giving charity proves our trust in Allah and submission to His command.

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1) Khusyuk in Prayer

i. Not moving during solat

ii. Tadabbur – understanding the meaning of the rukun qawli (spoken parts of prayer) itself

2) Jamak (combining prayers):

• Allowed during travel (musafir) and rain

• For those who usually pray at a distant mosque (BUT must stand during the first prayer time only)

• Also allowed for the sick and during nawafil (voluntary/sunnah prayers)

3) Thoharoh (cleanliness/purification):

• Includes cleaning the sideburns, under the nails, inside the navel, and behind the ears

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1. Develops Taqwa (God-consciousness)
Fasting helps Muslims become more aware of Allah and control their desires.

2. Builds Patience and Self-discipline
By abstaining from food, drink, and desires, we learn patience and strengthen our willpower.

3. Encourages Gratitude
Feeling hunger makes us more thankful for our blessings.

4. Teaches Compassion
Experiencing the pain of hunger helps us empathize with the poor and needy.

5. Purifies the Soul
Fasting cleanses both the body and spirit, reducing sins and increasing sincerity.

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Group 5:

1. Nur Najihah binti Khoiru Adnan (245634)

2. Nur Insyirah binti Zainal Abidin (245437)

3. Ismi Nisryna Binti Mohd Jamri (242200)

4. Zahraa' Izzati bt Zaharin (248703)

5. Nur Anis Amalin Binti Safull Azami (244974)

6. Aina Qistina binti Muhammad Suffian (240562)

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Wipes Away Sins
A sincere hajj makes a person as pure as a newborn, free from past sins.

Strengthens Faith and Submission
Performing the rituals reminds us of Prophet Ibrahim's obedience and strengthens our connection to Allah.

Unites the Ummah
Muslims from all around the world gather in the same place, showing equality and unity.

Teaches Patience and Humility
Facing challenges during hajj trains the heart to be humble and patient.

Increases Spiritual Awareness
Hajj and Umrah bring peace and renewal, helping us reflect deeply on our purpose.

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REFLECTION 🌙

Usrah helps me strengthen my connection with Allah 🕌

It increases my faith and deepens my understanding of Islam 🤲🏻

It makes my Fridays full of barakah 🌷

It constantly reminds me to become a better Muslim and improve myself 🌱

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