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Assalamualaikum, fancy to let you know all the details about myself briefly.

Name : Muhamad Rusyaidi Danial bin Muhamad Razi

Age : 18 Years Old

Birthdate : 19 February 2007

Hometown : Klang, Selangor

Previous school : MRSM Bagan Datuk

Matric no. : 252864

Mahallah : Aisyah

Course : Foundation in Engineering

Contact no : 0124510806

Email : muhamad48064@gmail.com

Social Media : @demnnial (instagram)

My Goals :

1. Achieve 4 flat every semester

2. My parents proud

3. Focus on my deen

4. Get a stable dream job

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"Whoever travels a path in search of knowledge, Allah will make easy for him a path to Paradise." Source:

- Sahih Muslim, Hadith No. 2699

Explanation:

This hadith emphasizes that seeking knowledge — especially religious knowledge — is not just an intellectual act but an act of worship. The proper adab (manners) when seeking knowledge include sincerity (niyyah), humility, respect for teachers, patience, and acting upon what one learns.

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"Islam is built upon five (pillars): bearing witness that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, establishing prayer, giving zakah, fasting in Ramadan, and performing Hajj to the House (Ka'bah) for whoever is able to do

SO."

- (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith 8;

Sahih Muslim, Hadith 16)

And regarding Iman (faith):

The Prophet a said:

"Iman is to believe in Allah, His angels, His Books, His

Messengers, the Last Day, and to believe in divine decree (Qadar), both its good and its bad."

- (Sahih Muslim, Hadith 8)

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Rukun Iman, Qada and Qadr, Rasullullah S.A.W and Hereafter

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Rukun Iman, Qada and Qadr, Rasullullah S.A.W and Hereafter

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The Prophet se said:

"Believe in Qadr (divine decree), its good and its bad, its sweetness and its bitterness, for whatever happens could not have been otherwise, and whatever does not happen could never have happened."

— (Sunan In Majah, Hadith 77; graded Hasan by Al-Albani)

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The Prophet si said:

"Ihsan is to worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you cannot see Him, then know that He surely sees you."

- (Sahih Muslim, Hadith 8)

Explanation:

This hadith teaches the highest level of faith — Ihsan - which is to have deep sincerity and

awareness of Allah in all actions. It means doing every act of worship and goodness with excellence, as if standing before Allah.

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A man came to the Prophet ses and

said:

"O Messenger of Allah, who among people is most deserving of my good companionship?"

The Prophet so said:

"Your mother."

The man asked, "Then who?"

He see said: "Your mother."

The man asked again, "Then who?"

He sy said: "Your mother."

The man asked, "Then who?" The Prophet sle said: "Then your father."

— (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith 5971;

Sahih Muslim, Hadith 2548)

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Acquisition of Hikmah (Wisdom)

Definition of “Niat” (Intention)

Intention is the motive behind an action.

Every action must be accompanied by intention.

Any deed done without intending it for Allah will not be accepted by Allah.

1. A sincere intention for the sake of Allah

2. A good intention, protected from evil matters

3. A clear intention with a definite purpose

4. Focused and mindful (khusyuk) in carrying out the intention

5. Consistency

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Solah (Prayer)

The primary act of worship prescribed in Islam

Prevents immorality and wrongdoing

Saum (Fasting)

One of the ways to attain taqwa (God-consciousness)

Encourages and strengthens acts of worship

Paradise is the reward

Intention is solely for Allah

Zakah (Charity)

Purifies our wealth

Reduces negative traits

Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Trains believers to obey Allah’s commandments

During Hajj, while in the state of ihram, it is obligatory to avoid sexual relations, disobedience, and disputes

The peak or ultimate form of worship

The best provision is taqwa (fear of Allah)

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Solat (Prayer)

• Conditions: Must be Muslim, sane, and have reached puberty.

• Validity: Requires cleanliness from impurities, covering aurat, correct time, facing Qiblah, and knowing the method.

• Pillars: Intention, standing, Takbiratul Ihram, Al-Fatihah, Ruku', I'tidal, two Sujuds, sitting between Sujuds, final Tahiyat, reading Tahiyat, Selawat, and the first Salam.

• Invalidators: Talking, large movements, impurity, uncovered aurat, eating/drinking, breaking wuduk, changing intention, or turning away from Qiblah.

• Sunnah: Includes Sujud Sahwi for missed sunnah ab'adh actions.

Wuduk (Ablution)

• Pillars: Intention, washing face, washing hands to elbows, wiping head, washing feet to ankles, and order (tertib).

• Invalidators: Exit of waste, deep sleep, loss of consciousness, touching private parts.

• Sunnah: Washing three times (more is makruh), washing ears, and reciting Dua.

Tayammum (Dry Ablution)

• Reason: Lack of water or medical necessity.

• Pillars: Intention, wiping face and hands with dust, and order.

Khusyu' (Focus)

• Definition: Sunnah focusing on tranquility and awareness during prayer.

• Method: Prepare properly, remove distractions (food/toilet needs), and understand the prayers.

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Definition of Khushūʿ: It represents the presence of the heart and mind before Allah, characterized by calmness, humility, and attentiveness rather than just physical movements.

• Virtues of Prayer: Performing Şalāh with khushūʿ strengthens the relationship with Allah, shapes inner character (akhlāq), and prevents sinful behavior.

• Core Components of Khushūʿ:

• Al-Taah (Submission): Obedience to Allah with sincerity and acceptance of His commands.

• Al-Jihad (Striving): An inner struggle against laziness and distractions to maintain consistency in prayer.

• Muhasabah (Self-Reflection): A moment to evaluate actions, intentions, and become aware of shortcomings.

• Iffah (Modesty): Guarding against sinful acts and maintaining moral integrity both inside and outside of prayer.

• Tawaḍḍuʿ (Humility): Recognizing dependence on Allah and removing pride and arrogance.

• Impact: True Şalāh transforms the heart, improves behavior, and strengthens faith, meaning it is not merely performed, but lived.

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• Prescription of Fasting: Fasting is commanded for believers as a means to become mindful of Allah (Taqwa). It was also prescribed for nations before Muslims.

• The Meaning of Taqwa: Taqwa is defined as taking precaution, being cautious of undesirable things, or lifting oneself up to avoid thorns, metaphorically applied to avoiding sin.

• Conditions for Fasting: True fasting requires abstaining from false conduct and lies, not just food and drink.

• Virtues and Levels:

• Patience (Sabr): Fasting builds patience in obeying Allah, avoiding prohibitions, and facing trials.

• Levels of Fasting: Fasting ranges from simply refraining from physical needs (minimum) to refraining from sin (intermediary) and refraining the heart from worldly distractions (optimal).

• Mercy (Rahmah): Fasting instills empathy by humbling individuals through hunger and thirst, and encourages feeding others, which earns equivalent rewards.

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• Definition & Status: Zakah is an obligatory pillar of Islam that literally means to grow, increase, or purify. Technically, it is a determined share of wealth distributed to specific deserving categories.

• Importance: It is highly important, mentioned alongside prayer 32 times in the Quran.

• Zakah vs. Sadaqah: Zakah is a compulsory, formal, and structured ritual with specific rules. Sadaqah is a recommended act of giving without specified recipients or amounts.

• Virtues & Impacts:

• Tawakkul: It encourages reliance on Allah, showing a Muslim trusts Him to replace and multiply their wealth.

• Ukhuwwah: It builds brotherhood, unity, and social responsibility while reducing selfishness.

• Dimensions: Zakah involves a vertical relationship with Allah (obedience) and a horizontal relationship with humanity (helping others).

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Salah as a source of balance and renewal in daily life.

Team :

1. Adam Syafiq bin Abdul Razak (250126)

2. Khalis Syafiq bin Kamarul Azman (252448)

3. Muhamad Rusyaidi Danial bin Muhamad Razi (252864)

4. Muhammad Ammar Husayn bin Mohd Alias (253247)

5. Muhammad Sufi Arfa bin Mohamad Khairi (254327)

6. Mohamed Khairul Ikhwan bin Mohd Kamarulzaman (259146)

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Reflection and Wish for Usrah Semester 2

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Reflection and Wish for Usrah Semester 2

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REFLECTION

I managed to improve myself with good akhlak and deen. Alhamdulillah I'm now consistent to do many good deeds and practicing Amar maa'ruf Nahi munkar.

WISH

I wish everyone here in CFS IIUM will have their success whether both in dunya wal akhirah. I wish everyone will pursue their dreams with best state of themselves in islamic morality.