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My name is 'Alea shameem bt borhan. Mostly people all around me just call by my first name 'Alea but the closet one called me shameem maybe the special one......hahaha..just jokingg....... I was born on 12th September 2001 in Kuala Lipis, Pahang. I am the second youngest out of five siblings. My family is quiet rare because our sibling born in genders rotational order which mean after boy there will be girl and after girl there will be boy. It all started with my oldest brother and end with my youngest brother. My last recent study centre is in Darul quran Jakim and i spent my 5 years highschool at Sekolah Menengah Agama Al-maidah Addiniah Padang Tengku. I do really enjoy working out and sweating by dancing. Watching  korean dram is a must!!!!!. and i really enjoy eating...hahaaa. I really looking forward in my college journey in IIUM.

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This picture was taken before th e covid 19 pendemic occur which is in 2018...last year we did not even buy new cloth..hahah.. reall really looking forward to the situation to get better in the future.

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This particular day, I still remember it very clear, every single of you. we laugh, we cry, we did everything together.

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Just by looking at the photo really make miss the sky and environment in my previous study place.

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Madam Azlah who teach Biology is my Usrah lecturer. She introduce herself and all the task that will be conduct in Usrah meeting in Whatsapp group. We are divided into several group in order to carry out our group task.

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Madam Azlah present us videos about adab in seeking knowledge. Our group task is also to present about adab.

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The Significance of this Hadith

This hadith includes within it all outwardly actions and inwardly beliefs. The sciences of the Sharia’ return back to this hadith due to it encompassing knowledge of the Sunnah. Hence, some of the scholars have termed this hadith the Mother or Core of the Sunnah, just as Surah al-Fatiha has been termed the Mother or Core of the Qur'aan, due to it containing the entire Message of the Qur'an.

This hadith is also known as Hadith Jibreel (Angel Gabriel) (as). The hadith tells the story of Jibreel (as) when he came to the Prophet (sas), asking a set of questions. The Prophet (sas) responded to those questions and then addressed his companions. There is a door called “Baab Jibreel” at Masjid An-Nabawi in Madina. It is known as the door that Jibreel (as) came in to ask the Prophet (sas) these questions.

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The three levels of our religion were revealed to the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ in the famous hadith about his encounter with the Angel Gabriel, upon him be peace. Gabriel came to the Prophet ﷺ while he was surrounded by his companions and he said, “O Muḥammad, tell me about Islam.” The Prophet ﷺ said:

Islam is to testify there is no true god but Allah and Muḥammad is the Messenger of Allah, to establish prayer, to give charity, to fast the month of Ramadan, and to perform the Hajj pilgrimage to the House if one can find a way.

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Faith is to believe in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day, and to believe in the Divine Decree (al-qadr), both its good and its evil.

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Gabriel said, “You have spoken truthfully, so tell me about excellence.” The Prophet ﷺ said:

Excellence is to worship Allah as if you see Him, for though you do not see Him, He surely sees you.

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The Six Pillars of Iman

Just as Islam has five pillars (please recall the definitions of Islam and Pillar), so Iman (please recall the definition of Iman in all of its three necessary components) also has six pillars, taught to us by the Prophet (saws). These pillars are:
1. Belief in Allah;
2. Belief in the angels;
3. Belief in the revealed books;
4. Belief in the commissioned Messengers (peace be upon them).
5. Belief in the resurrection and the events of Qiyamah.
6. Belief in the predestination by Allah of all things, both the (seemingly) good and the (seemingly) bad.

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Group presentation of Iman, Islam and Ihsan

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Group presentation of Iman, Islam and Ihsan

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Three levels of Faith | Islam, Iman, and Ihsan:

(ISLAM)

The first level is Islam. A Muslim must be declared that there is no God but Allah and Muhammad (SAW) is the messenger of Allah (SWT). By declaring this a person accepts the message of Allah Almighty that is revealed to humanity through the last prophet Muhammad (SAW). After accepting Islam it is obligatory on Muslim to observe all other Islamic obligations like five daily prayers, Zakat, Fasting in Ramadan, make a pilgrimage (Hajj) of the house of Allah if he/she is capable of doing this physically and also financially. These are some obligatory things that a Muslim must follow after the proclamation of Islam. The rules of Islam come more easily to those who have prepared their hearts with Iman.

(IMAN)
Iman or faith is the first thing that we have to learn in our religion because it acts as our roots. Iman is basically to believe in Allah, His Angels, His Books, His Messengers and all the scriptures which He sent down before. As Allah Almighty said in Holy Quran: “O you who have believed, believe in Allah and His Messenger, (in) the Book that He sent down upon His Messenger, and the Scripture which He sent down before. And whoever disbelieves in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, and the Last Day has certainly gone far astray” (Quran, 4: 136)

(IHSAN)
Ihsan is the highest status of religion Islam. Its definition that our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) described is: “To worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you do not see Him, He sees you.”  The concept of Ihsan in Islam is also that a Muslim is a responsible person where he does things in a good manner. We can say that Ihsan means a Muhsen is sure that Allah is seeing him/her in everything he/she says or does in his life. So, a Muhsen does his best to say and do only what pleases Allah Almighty and conforms to His commands.

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'Alea shameem binti borhan (203908)

Among the lessons that can be taken from surah insyiqaq are

In this surah, there is a verse that describes the events of the destruction of the sky and the earth on the Day of Judgment. For example in the first verse of surah insyiqaq which means "When the sky is split"

Next, there is also a verse that describes the struggle of human life in the world will end with meeting God.

And finally this surah also explains the ways of the Believers and the infidels receive the records of their respective deeds on the Day of Judgment.

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From 'Alea shameem
In this surah, Allah ﷻ wants to tell: any human or jinn who has been listed as a member of hell, can no longer be removed from the list. Likewise, those whom Allah ﷻ has listed as members of heaven, also cannot be removed from the list.

Verses 1-17 are intended to rebuke and narrate the behavior / dishonesty of tyrannical traders. Woe to the mutaffif. Their deeds are called tatfif. This is one of the types of sin committed by man. That is, those who when giving to others in business, they give less than they should.

Verses 18-36 are intended to tell and preach about the beauty of heaven. This is a continuation of the news that has been mentioned in previous surahs. Now begins with the story of their practice book. It has previously been mentioned that the book of the infidels and the disobedient, their record in Sijjin. Where is the record of their good deeds? ... In fact, the record of their good deeds is in 'illiyyin.

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My group is the first group to present about Adab in seeking knowledge. Before we got to present, our group leader lead us and we make a discussion through whatsapp group. Every each of us contribute in order to complete the group task. My contribution is to elaborate and give example from Dalil of surah kahfi related about Adab. This is the template of our group title which is adab in seeking knowledge.

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we are from group 1 and consist of five members which are Farahin as a leader, fatin, shuhada and Tasha.0

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Reflection on presentation by group 7, topic how to increase amal in a consistent way.

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Reflection on presentation by group 7, topic how to increase amal in a consistent way.

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1. Surrounding yourself with good people. (as an inspiration to do more good deed)
2. Make dua. (Ask Allah to not deviate our heart on doing amal)
3. Regularly setting up the goal.
(as a motivation to achieve something)
4. remembering the death.
( Remembering death will make us worry about our amal)
Challenge that our prophet face to spread dakwah and the lessons that we can take.
1. Prophet Muhammad faced an extraordinary apposition by the Quraisy  while migrating to Madinah in order to spread the Dakwah Islamiyah.
Lesson:  we must always forgive someone who wronged us.
2.The people of Taif cursed and insulted the Prophet's arrival in the city and drove the prophet out.
Lesson: we should always turn to Allah and ask for his help.

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Usrah as a medium to gain extra knowledge

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Usrah as a medium to gain extra knowledge

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I really enjoy the usrah session because trough this platform i get to know many members from several different department and courses. In addition, trough usrah session, i can get new information regarding religion matters. Trough this i also know that I need to improve myself as a student and also a sinful servant. Lastly, I really wish I can be a better person in the future.

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Reflection on presentation by group 8, topic Hari Qiamat

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Reflection on presentation by group 8, topic Hari Qiamat

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1. Hikmah on believing Hari Qiamat. We will avoid making sinful act towards Allah, our own self, other human-being and other creation.

1)TOWARDS ALLAH;

-We perform our fardhu ain ibadah

-We observe the pillar of islam, pillar of iman, ihsan

(2)Towards ourselves;

-Do all the good deeds for us to fulfill the requirements to enter jannah

3)Towards another human being;

-Fulfill our promises

-We do not interfere other’s beliefs, theirselves, their families and properties

4)Other creations;

-We dont ill-treat the animals n be good to them such as providing Food, care and protection

-We will avoid making sinful act towards Allah, our ownself, other human-being and other creation.

2. implication if not believing in Hari Qiamat.
1) faith in the last day is one of the pillars of faith, namely is the fifth faith, if we do not confess or believe one of the pillars of faith, the our faith is doubtful, it can be " we are considered as disbelievers" (kafir)

2) there will be amoral damage in the community so that it makes us not carry out Allah's commands but instead turn away from him.

3) we always see good and bad, benefit and harm only from worldly perspective, and from things  that material in nature. this habit will eventually develop behavior and thoughts that show a materialistic attitude.

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Reflection on presentation by group 9, topic (Appreciation of environment in Islamic perspective)

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Reflection on presentation by group 9, topic (Appreciation of environment in Islamic perspective)

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1. How muslim can become role models in having a good relationship with the environment?
-Cleanliness is a part of iman
-Allah's mercy and bounties
-Bad impacts of damaged environment
2. Few example of current issues on abusing environment.
-Deforestation
-Air pollution
-Water pollution
-Littering.

3. How CFS students can instill the spirit of appreciation towards the environment in CFS/hometown?
-Make time for a walk around neighborhood or campus daily
- Make a small garden
- Be kind to nature-

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Reflection on presentation by group 3, topic 

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Reflection on presentation by group 3, topic 

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1. How we could make Al-quran as a book of hidayah.
* By reading and understand the message from Al-Quran
* By seeking further knowledge or understanding from righteous person.
* By sharing the knowledge or understanding to others.

2. is it too late to learn on how to recite Al-quran.
*Who said that learning is only for youngster . Most of the companion of the beloved of Allah, our prophet (Muhammad SAW) were memorizing the Quran at an old age (50+)

3. Reading (An action of reading the Quran without any deep understanding about the Quranic Versus), tadabbur (Interpretation of the Quranic versus in languages other than Arabic language), tafsir (Pondering or reflecting over the Quran, as you reach the end of a verse and the revisit it repeatedly, extracting benefits from it) and translation with dalil.

4.  How does Al-Quran treat the current problem faced by youth; mental state and other sources that can cause depression.
-From a psychological perspective, having a strong and healthy bond with Allah SWT can directly lead to better mental well-being

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In week 1, I learnt Ibadah.

So, Ibadah is the obedience, submission and devotion to Allah along with the ultimate love for him. Ibadah does not only mean worshipping five times a day. It also includes some good things that we do in are daily routine. It also means following the sunnah because Allah has asked us to follow the sunnah, and obeying Allah is worship.

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1. Hikmah (FASTING):
We have to take note that Ramadan is a gift from Allah (SWT); an opportunity for Muslims to capitalize on and earn His blessings and a way to seek salvation and forgiveness. We should all make the most of it.

"Allah has made Laylat al-Qadr in this month, which is better than a thousand months, as Allaah says...The Night of Al-Qadr is better than a thousand months. Therein descend the angels and the Rooh [Jibreel (Gabriel)] by Allaah's Permission with all Decrees, there is peace until the appearance of dawn." -- Al-Qadar 97:1-

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Topic ( benefits of niyyah)
group member ('Alea, Nathira, Jamalin and Alisya)

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Importance of concentrating during Salah

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Importance of concentrating during Salah

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We should remember that making time for Ibadah, such as praying (including optional prayers), zhikr (remembrance of Allah) and reciting Qur’an are all very important for us.

Why we should making time for Ibadah:
Making time for our Ibadah will consequently make us feel less stressed about the tasks of our daily lives, because we understand in our hearts and minds that Allah is in charge of everything. We focus on Him and put our trust completely in Him – not in anything, or anyone else.

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1. We are all equal as humans
Rich or poor, old or young, millions of Muslims from across the world, from all walks of life and every corner of the world unite to perform the holy pilgrimage, reminding us that in the eyes of Allah (swt) we are all equal as human beings.

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Performing salah prevent Muslims from committing sins and wrongdoings.

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1. Not praying when feeling sleepy

2.Centre of focus

3.Not praying when one needs to answer the call of nature.

4.Not praying when there is food prepared that one wants to eat

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As Muslims, we should try our best to stay focused during Salah. Allah says in the Holy Qur’an:                                                                        “Certainly will the believers have succeeded: They who are during prayer humbly submissive.” (Qur’an 23:1-2)

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As Muslims, we should try our best to stay focused during Salah. Allah says in the Holy Qur’an:                                                                        “Certainly will the believers have succeeded: They who are during prayer humbly submissive.” (Qur’an 23:1-2)

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Therefore,                                   1. we should be mindful of falling into heedlessness during our Salah.                                       2.We should concentrate on our Lord and all that he has blessed us with.                      3.We should keep in mind that there are so many things that Allah has protected us from that we are not even aware of, as He is aware of all things we are not.                                       4. We must not allow Shaytan to distract us when we are praying. Shaytan’s aim is to ruin our prayer and guide us away from Allah and our religion. 

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Therefore,                                   1. we should be mindful of falling into heedlessness during our Salah.                                       2.We should concentrate on our Lord and all that he has blessed us with.                      3.We should keep in mind that there are so many things that Allah has protected us from that we are not even aware of, as He is aware of all things we are not.                                       4. We must not allow Shaytan to distract us when we are praying. Shaytan’s aim is to ruin our prayer and guide us away from Allah and our religion. 

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I really enjoy the usrah session because trough this platform i get to know many members from several different department and courses. In addition, trough usrah session, i can get new information regarding religion matters.  Trough  this i also know that I need to improve myself as a student and also a sinful servant. Lastly, I really wish I can be a better person in the future. 

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I really enjoy the usrah session because trough this platform i get to know many members from several different department and courses. In addition, trough usrah session, i can get new information regarding religion matters.  Trough  this i also know that I need to improve myself as a student and also a sinful servant. Lastly, I really wish I can be a better person in the future. 