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While preparing my usrah topic on the benefits of tadabbur Al-Qur’an, I realized that one of the strongest feelings that comes from reflecting on Allah’s words is gratitude. When we pause and think deeply about the Qur’an, we notice how many times Allah reminds us of His blessings—our health, guidance, food, family, and even the air we breathe. Tadabbur teaches me not to rush through recitation, but to reflect on how these ayat apply to my daily life. Through this, I feel more thankful for even the smallest things that I used to overlook. Gratitude then becomes more than just saying Alhamdulillah—it is also about using the blessings Allah gave me, like time, knowledge, and health, in ways that please Him. This reflection encourages me to be more consistent in practicing tadabbur so that I can strengthen my iman and live with a heart full of syukur. 🩷🌸

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Hi and assalamualaikum! My name is Allysha Adriana Binti Adeysham and I am from Malaysia. I was born at Hospital Besar Melaka and I'm the oldest out of 4 siblings. I major in economics and science management at Centre for foundation studies @ International Islamic University Malaysia. I absolutely adore beaches and wishes to help stray animals 🩷

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Name: Allysha Adriana Binti Adeysham

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My wish is to keep tadabbur as part of my daily life so that I can always find lessons and reminders from the Qur’an that guide me to be a better person. I hope to train my heart to see every blessing, big or small, as a reason to say Alhamdulillah and to use those blessings in the right way. More than that, I wish to share this spirit of gratitude with the people around me—my family, friends, and usrah members—so that together we can grow closer to Allah, support one another in faith, and spread positivity wherever we go🩷🌸🩷🌸

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🩷Tadabbur Al-Quran is when we take time to think deeply about the Quran. It makes our iman stronger, gives us guidance in daily life, and brings calmness to our hearts. It also teaches us to have good manners, reminds us of our true purpose in life, and helps us practice the Sunnah. In simple words, tadabbur is like a light that guides us to be closer to Allah and live a better, happier life.

🌸Group members:

1. ayeshah yasmin / 251402

2. dania umairah / 251571

3. allysha adriana / 250923

4. anisah munawwarah / 251200

5. nur iman / 255787

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1. Faith in the Rasul – I learned that believing in the prophets means more than just knowing their names. It’s about following their good character. The prophets went through so many tests, yet they stayed patient, humble, and thankful. This reminds me to also be grateful and not give up when I face my own challenges.

2. Faith in the Hereafter – Believing in the Day of Judgment makes me realize that life in this world is only temporary. What really matters are the good deeds we bring to meet Allah. This belief pushes me to improve myself, to be patient in difficulties, and to always remember that everything will be rewarded in the akhirah.

3. Faith in Qada’ and Qadar – This taught me to trust Allah’s plan fully. Whatever happens in my life, whether I like it or not, comes with wisdom that I may not see yet. Believing in Qada’ and Qadar helps me to stay calm, to accept things with an open heart, and to be thankful in every situation.

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Khalifah – I learned that being khalifah means taking care of the earth, being fair, and showing good manners. It also means using knowledge wisely and living in balance.

Rahmatan lil ‘Alamin – I realized that Islam brings mercy and kindness for everyone, not just Muslims. This teaches me to be kind to all people, respect differences, and also care for animals and nature.

L.E.A.D.E.R.S – I understood that being a leader is not about having power, but about showing good values like empathy, responsibility, honesty, respect, and caring for the future.