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Assalamualaikum and hye everyone! Let me introduce myself to you guys. Happy to know and meet you all!

Name : Wan Alya Qistina Binti Wan Muhammad Nizam

Age : 18 years old

Hometown : Kajang, Selangor

Secondary School : SMA Persekutuan Kajang

Matric No. : 258697

Mahallah : Fatima Al-Matrijiya

Course : Medicine

Contact No. : 0182865035

Email : wnalyaq@gmail.com

Instagram Account : @wnnlyaa

Usrah Assistant : Sr. Husna

Usrah Group : Group 33

Hobby :

watching YouTube videos

listening to music

My wishes :

Be someone who benefits others

Achieve success in life

Always have a positive mindset in every matter

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Assalamualaikum and hye everyone. For my first task in usrah, my members group and I are required to do role play through poster. We decided to do a poster about Adab Of Seeking Knowledge and Pillar Of Islam.

My task was to make a poster about Adab Of Seeking Knowledge and this poster was assigned for me and Aina. While my other members which are Adriana, Qistina and Nasrin were making poster about Pillar Of Islam. From this task, we can strengthen our bond by working together. Other than that, we can also explore our learning topic in depth.

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Usrah 1.2 Pillars of Islam : Hadith Jibril

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Usrah 1.2 Pillars of Islam : Hadith Jibril

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Hadith Jibril is also known as "mother of all hadith" which was an incident in which the angel Jibril (Gabriel) appeared to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as a man and asked him a number of questions. Teaching the companions as the fundamentals of Islam was the goal.

1. Islam : the Islamic outward practices (Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Fasting in Ramadan, Hajj)

2. Iman : belief in Allah, His Angles, His books, His Messenger, The Last Day and divine destiny (Qadar]

3. Ihsan :worshipping Allah as if you see Him

4. Signs of the Last Hour : such as tall buildings and others

FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAM

1. Declaration of faith : "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is His Messenger"

2. Obligatory prayer : five times a day

3. Compulsory giving : zakat which is giving one's wealth to those who are poor and in need

4. Fasting in month of Ramadan : fast from dawn to sunset

5. Pilgrimage to Mecca : for those who are physically and financially able

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1. Belief in Allah

Only believe in Oneness of Allah

Islamic faith is established

What is the application? : Recognise that only Allah is worthy of worship and obey His Commands that have been mentioned in Quran and Hadith

2. Belief in the Malaikah

Believe in the existence of angels created by Allah from light

Angels carry out Allah's commands and obey Him

What is the application? : Remember that our actions are recorded as deeds by the angels

3. Belief in Kutub

Allah has sent down divine books to guide humankind

Tawrat : Prophet Musa, Zabur : Prophet Daud, Injil : Prophet Isa, Al-Quran : Prophet Muhammad

What is the application? : Study and follow the teachings of the divine books especially the Quran

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1. Qadar :

Judged, ordained, executed perfectly

It means Allah's decision

2. Qada :

• How that decision happens in detail

• Allah's complete Knowledge that is written in the Safe Tablet

4 COMPONENTS OF QADA AND QADAR

a) Knowledge : Everyone must believe that Allah has knowledge of everything. He knows what will happen and how is it going to be even its in the past, present or future.

b) Writing : Allah has planned and written everything in Luh Mahfuz for every creations.

c) Will : Allah has the authority to let the incident happens or not. Besides that, Allah wills the presence and absence of everything in the heavens and in the earth.

d) Creation : Man believes that Allah is the Only God and the Creator for everything in this universe.

BENEFITS OF BELIEF IN QADA AND QADAR

1. Peace of mind

2. Only concern about your present actions

3. Leads to total dependence upon Allah

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A firm belief that Allah has sent a Messenger to every nation and to call them to worship Allah alone. Other than that, it is also a belief that Allah's messages were truthful, virtuous, trustworthy and rightly as the purpose of its message is to lead man to the true path and back to Allah.

NECESSETIES OF THE MESSENGERS

1. Guiding humanity from the worship of created beings to worship Allah as the Creator

2. Clarifying the purpose of creation which are worshipping Allah and obeying all His Commands

3. Providing human best example to lead moral, virtuous, and righteous

APPLICATION IN ONE'S DAILY LIFE

1. Gratitude

Always be grateful for everything in this world

Prophet Muhammad was well known for expressing gratitude to Allah and showing appreciation to anyone who extends kind gestures to him

2. Patience

Everyone is being tested but everyone has their own challenges

3. Kindness

Kind to every creations in this world

The virtues of our Prophet were elegant such that you feel adorable with his kind of wisdom

Conclusion : Muslims need to live our lives in line with the ways of the Messenger and make Prophet Muhammad as an idol and reference in everything that we do

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Its a belief after death. Every men needs to believe in the Day of Judgement and resurrection after death. Those who follow Allah's Commands will be rewarded and those who disobey Him will be punished.

Effect of Belief in the Last Day

Demonstrates the completeness, greatness and uniqueness of Allah's Names and Attributes

Increases the love for meeting Allah in the hearts of believers as they are excited to meet Allah

Establishes fear to Allah

Supports Muslims in hastening towards good deeds

Aids in patience during times of hardship

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The idea of Ihsan (spiritual excellence) and its connection to Islamic eschatology (belief in the afterlife) are discussed in the paper. After Islam (submission) and Iman (faith), Ihsan, which means doing good and aiming for perfection, is the highest level in the Islamic hierarchy. It entails worshiping Allah as if one were physically present while being aware that He is constantly watching us. The idea of Ihsan encourages Muslims to live just, merciful, and benevolent lives by extending beyond worship to include interactions with people, animals, and the environment. Conversely, eschatology deals with judgment, heaven, hell, resurrection, and life after death. It places a strong emphasis on responsibility and divine justice in the afterlife. Islam's core belief is in the afterlife, which guarantees that good deeds are rewarded and evil.

In conclusion, Islam encourages a comprehensive way of living that goes beyond laws and prohibitions to encourage ongoing personal development. Ihsan enhances a Muslim's awareness of Allah's presence, improves morality, and fortifies social harmony. A believer prepares for accountability in the Hereafter by pursuing excellence in worship and interactions through Ihsan. In the end, Ihsan fulfills the core of Islamic eschatology by acting as the route to Allah's mercy and everlasting success in Paradise.

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Adab alongside parents (Surah Maryam 19:41–50) Despite their disagreements, Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) spoke to his father with love and respect. Without disparaging or insulting his father, he asked him to be his mentor. Instead of using derogatory terms like "infidel" or "sinner," he used gentle and modest persuasion. Calmly, he cautioned against the perils of idolatry, or shirk, and disobeying Satan. Ibrahim (A.S.) reacted with forgiveness, peace, and prayer in spite of his father's rejection and threats. He was rewarded by Allah with a better family, which included the prophets Ishaq (Isaac) and Ya'qub (Jacob), who were both righteous.

In Islam, adab is the practical manifestation of inner morality (akhlaq), which transcends manners. Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) serves as an example of true adab, which includes wisdom, patience, humility, and respect especially for parents even during difficult times. Respecting adab draws Allah's mercy, preserves dignity, and improves relationships.