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NURLAILA MAISARAH BINTI ABDUL LATIF

ENGINEERING

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nurlailamaisarah06@gmail.com

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What is adab ?

Adab is proper manner, respect and ethical behaviour in recieving knowledge.

Why does Adab important ?

Ensure knowledge is pursued Ethically

Promote a respectful and effective learning environment

Reduce the need of disciplinary measures

How does adab applied ?

Through sincere intentions

Through respectful interaction

Through ethical practice in learning

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What is the difference between Quran and

Previous Book

Quran is the final and most complete revelation

Quran provide comprehensive guidance for all aspects of life

How to apply Al-Quran in our life

1) learn about signs of Creator

natural signs of Allah SWT’s existence

2) Learn about Arguments of Oneness of God

theological foundations of monotheism in Quran

3) Learn about Stories of prophet

study about lives and missions to dakwah and spread Islam

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The story of hadith jibril

In this hadith, the Angel Jibril (Gabriel) appears to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in the form of a man while sitting with his companions and asks several questions to educate them on the essentials of faith.

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Islam

Jibril first asks the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) about Islam, to which the Prophet responds with the five pillars of Islam:

1. ﻿﻿﻿Declaration of faith (Shahada)

2. ﻿﻿﻿Performing prayers (Salah)

3. ﻿﻿﻿Fasting during Ramadan (Sawm)

4. ﻿﻿﻿Giving charity (Zakat)

5. ﻿﻿﻿Pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj
Iman (Faith)

Jibril then asks about

Iman (faith). The Prophet defines Iman as belief in:

1. ﻿﻿﻿Allah (God)

2. ﻿﻿﻿His angels

3. ﻿﻿﻿His books (scriptures)

4. ﻿﻿﻿His messengers

5. ﻿﻿﻿The Day of Judgment

6. ﻿﻿﻿Divine predestination (Qadr), both good and bad

Ihsan

When Jibril asks about Ihsan, the Prophet explains it as:

Worshipping Allah as though you see Him, and if you cannot see Him, know that

He sees you.

The Hour (Day of Judgment)

Jibril finally asks about the time of the Day of Judgment. The Prophet responds that neither he nor anyone else knows when it will occur, but he mentions some signs, such as when slaves give birth to their masters and when barefoot, destitute shepherds compete in constructing tall buildings.

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1. Belief in Allah (God)

• Muslims believe in the oneness of Allah, the Creator of everything. He is unique, eternal, and has no partners, children, or equals. Belief in Allah involves understanding His absolute authority, mercy, and justice.

2. Belief in Angels

• Angels are spiritual beings created by Allah to carry out His commands. They are without free will and perform specific duties, such as delivering messages to prophets (e.g., Angel Jibril) and recording people's deeds.

3. Belief in Divine Books

• Muslims believe that Allah sent down holy scriptures to guide humanity. These include the Torah (Tawrat), the Psalms (Zabur), the Gospel (Injil), and the Qur'an. The Qur'an is the final and most complete revelation, superseding previous scriptures.

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4. Belief in Prophets

• Allah sent prophets to convey His message to humanity. These prophets include figures like Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (PBUH). Muhammad is the final prophet, and his teachings are meant to guide all of mankind.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgment

• Muslims believe that all people will be resurrected after death and judged based on their deeds. Those who have done good will be rewarded with paradise, while those who have done wrong will face punishment. This belief emphasizes accountability and justice.

6. Belief in Divine Decree (Qadr)

• Everything that happens, good or bad, is by Allah's will and knowledge. Muslims believe in predestination, understanding that while humans have free will, nothing occurs outside of Allah's plan.

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W5 : THE CONCEPT OF IHSAN AND ITS RELATION TO ISLAM ESCHATOLOGY 🤝

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W5 : THE CONCEPT OF IHSAN AND ITS RELATION TO ISLAM ESCHATOLOGY 🤝

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The word "Ihsan" is mentioned 211 times in the Quran. According to the Quran, there are three

characteristics of al-Muhsin (those who possess the quality of Ihsan):

1. ﻿﻿﻿Doing good for others.

2. ﻿﻿﻿Doing good for others to the best of one's ability.

3. ﻿﻿﻿Performing the first two actions for the sake of Allah
SWT.

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W5 : THE CONCEPT OF IHSAN AND ITS RELATION TO ISLAMIC ESCHATOLOGY 🤝

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W5 : THE CONCEPT OF IHSAN AND ITS RELATION TO ISLAMIC ESCHATOLOGY 🤝

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Story of Prophet Nuh (Noah) - The Ark

Story of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) - Confronting His

Father about Idol Worship

Story of Prophet Ibrahim - The Dream to Sacrifice His Son

(Prophet Ismail)

Story of Prophet Yusuf (Joseph) - resisting temptation from imraatul aziz ( zulaikha)

Story of Prophet Yusuf - The Famine

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Poster about the hereafter

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In this collaboration, I took part in explaining the second sign of the Hour that mentioned in hadith Jibreel which is "you will see barefooted". Meaning that, the world will be more modern as the time goes but the people are not behave like they should be.

There are many of them that are poor and destitute but the rich people are being arrogant and not noticing the people below them. They are competing with each other over who's build the tallest building and not use their ability to help the poor people.

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I wish to become a better person in all aspects especially in my faith (deen), by joining and actively perform in usrah dedicated by uia, it helps me gain more knowledge and strengthen bond (ukhwah) between me and my usrah family. Also my naqibah, is very professional in handling the usrah by constantly reminding us to always repent to Allah and Allah only.

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importance of usrah

to strengthen relationship with Allah, seeking Allah's pleasure and contentment

strengthen ukhwah between muslims

increase and deepens understanding towards Islam.

producing good figure, developing better insaniyah

provides a support system to face life's challenges.

INTENTION (niat)

sincerity in performing ibadah to worship Allah in seeking his pleasure.

EXCELLENCE (ihsan)

striving for perfection in life

performing ibadah as if we truly sees Allah (musyahadah) and as if we knows truly Allah is watching us (mujahadah)

AMAL (actions)

actions reflects a person's character.

actions involves bad and good actions.

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week 2 : THE WISDOM OF WORSHIP (HIKMAH OF IBADAH)

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week 2 : THE WISDOM OF WORSHIP (HIKMAH OF IBADAH)

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Ibadah involves ibadah khassah (spesific) and ammah(general).

worship benefits us

the more we worship, the more Allah loves us

worship increases taqwa

fasting: when we fast, we feel hungry, the hunger feeling reminds us of our brothers and sisters in Gaza who are also starving

worship purifies soul

zakat: helps to support and uplift the underprivileged (asnaf)

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week 3 : PREPARATION FOR SALAH WITH KHUSYU'

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week 3 : PREPARATION FOR SALAH WITH KHUSYU'

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Khusyu' (خُشُوع) is a state of deep focus, humility, and sincerity in worship, especially in prayer. It means being fully present, free from distractions, and spiritually connected to Allah.

salah is the first ibadah that Allah will judge on judgment day, focusing as a foundation of a believer's deeds.

hence, salah must be performed with the highest and purest sincerity, humility, and complete focus (khusyu') to ensure acceptance and get closer to Allah.

if we perform salah well, it will become the source of our success and lead to the acceptance of our other good deeds.

however, if salah is neglected or performed poorly, it may render other deeds meaningless, as salah reflects one's relationship with Allah

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week 4 : THE VIRTUES OF SALAH WITH KHUSYU'

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week 4 : THE VIRTUES OF SALAH WITH KHUSYU'

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-5 virtues-

1) LOYALTY (taat)

involves obeying Allah's commands and staying faithful to his guidance.

2) STRUGGLE IN ALLAH'S PLAN (jihad)

striving to fulfill Allah's plan, whether through personal sacrifice or fighting inner struggles.

3) HUMBLENESS (tawadhu')

being humble, acknowledging one's limitations, and treating others with respect.

4) REFLECTION (MUHASABAH)

self-reflection regularly to assess one's actions, seeking and finding life improvement to become a better insan.

5) MODESTY AND SELF RESTRAIN FROM SINFUL BEHAVIOUR (iffah)

maintaining modesty and self-restrain, avoiding sinful acts and desires.

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Sawm (fasting) in Islam, especially during Ramadan, carries deep hikmah (wisdom) beyond its physical practice. Some of the key wisdoms behind fasting include:

1. Spiritual Purification

Fasting helps cleanse the soul, reduce sins, and bring one closer to Allah. It strengthens taqwā (God-consciousness), as mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:183).

2. Self-Discipline & Patience

Sawm teaches sabr (patience) by controlling desires and resisting temptations, fostering inner strength and resilience.

3. Empathy & Social Solidarity

Experiencing hunger and thirst increases empathy for the poor and needy, encouraging charity and generosity.

4. Health Benefits

Fasting detoxifies the body, regulates metabolism, and promotes self-control over food consumption, leading to better physical well-being.

5. Strengthening Willpower

It trains the nafs (self) to resist negative habits, such as overeating, gossiping, or engaging in sinful activities.

6. Gratitude & Contentment

Depriving oneself of basic needs temporarily helps develop appreciation for Allah’s blessings.

7. Increased Focus on Worship

With fewer distractions, believers dedicate more time to prayer, Qur’an recitation, and remembrance of Allah.

These wisdoms highlight that sawm is not just about abstaining from food and drink but is a comprehensive means of spiritual and personal development.

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Literal = Growth, cleanliness, betterment.

Technical = A determined share of wealth prescribed by God to be distributed among deserving categories.

Zakah

-fitr

-aml

﻿﻿compulsory

﻿﻿formal

﻿﻿Allah spesified the receipents, amount, time, method.

Sadaqah

infaq

Waqaf

Recommended

Not formal

Virtues

﻿﻿Tawakkul - reliance on Allah

﻿assurance that Allah will replace what is given for the sake of Allah with another better thing/ rizq

Ikhuwah - fosters love among muslim, unity, empathy

Purify from envy, hatred

conclusion

﻿﻿Zakat is not only financial obligation, but is a spiritual and social act of worship

﻿﻿If fosters tawakal on Allah, strengthen ukhwah

﻿﻿Zakat is essential for harmonious muslim community

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CONCLUSION ROLEPLAY 1 : COVERING AURAH 🧕🏻

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CONCLUSION ROLEPLAY 1 : COVERING AURAH 🧕🏻

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This poster emphasizes the importance of covering aurat among students at CFS IIUM based on Islamic teachings. It outlines Quranic verses that mandate modest dressing, explains the correct way to cover aurat, and highlights the consequences of not adhering to this practice. The conclusion reinforces that Islam places great importance on modesty, privacy, and social ethics, guiding individuals to dress appropriately according to divine commandments. The poster serves as an educational tool to promote awareness and adherence to Islamic guidelines on modesty.

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ROLEPLAY 2 : SUNNAH AND PROHIBITIONS ON FASTING 🍘

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ROLEPLAY 2 : SUNNAH AND PROHIBITIONS ON FASTING 🍘

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CONCLUSION ROLE-PLAY 2 : SUNNAH AND PROHIBITIONS ON FASTING 🍘

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CONCLUSION ROLE-PLAY 2 : SUNNAH AND PROHIBITIONS ON FASTING 🍘

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This poster provides an informative guide on the Sunnah (recommended acts) and prohibitions while fasting in Islam. It highlights the importance of following the Prophets (PBUH) teachings, such as eating suhoor, breaking the fast on time, and avoiding sinful actions like lying and backbiting. It also explains the consequences of breaking the fast intentionally and the concept of kaffarah (expiation). The conclusion emphasizes that adhering to these guidelines not only fulfills religious obligations but also cultivates self-discipline, spiritual growth, and a deeper connection with Allah.

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I truly want to become a better person in every aspect of my life, especially in my faith (deen). That’s why I actively participate in Usrah at UIA, it’s not just about gaining knowledge, but also about strengthening the bond (ukhwah) with my Usrah family. Being part of this group has given me a sense of belonging and a space where I can grow spiritually alongside like minded individuals.

One thing I truly appreciate is how professional my Naqibah is in handling our Usrah sessions. She constantly reminds us to turn back to Allah, to seek His forgiveness, and to always rely on Him in everything we do. Her guidance has helped me stay on track, reminding me of the importance of self-reflection and sincere repentance.

More than just attending, I try to be actively involved because I believe Usrah is not just a routine but a journey of self-improvement. Through discussions, reflections, and mutual support, I feel more connected to my faith and more aware of the values I need to uphold as a Muslim. The friendships I have built here are special, they are based on mutual encouragement, sincere advice, and a shared goal of becoming better Muslims.

This journey has been truly meaningful to me. It’s a reminder that growing in faith isn’t just about personal effort; it’s also about surrounding myself with people who inspire and uplift me. I pray that I continue to stay consistent and that this path brings me closer to Allah, one step at a time.