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sadaqah :
-It purifies your wealth.

-It wipes away some of your sins whenever you give it.

-It beats out calamity before it comes to you.

-It blesses your wealth.

-It increases, not decreases, your wealth

Zakat :
-  It purifies your wealth

Zakat spiritually purifies your wealth and soul
- A sign of brotherhood
he Qur’an describes as brothers in faith and Zakat is one of the best ways to demonstrate this brotherhood.
- A sign of a faithful community
As Allah (swt) says above, those who fulfil the order of paying their Zakat not only fulfil the trust He enjoined on them, but in doing so become of those who attain His Mercy.
-Gaining closeness to Allah (swt)

Zakat is both a physical and a spiritual act, and thereby it's a way of gaining proximity to Allah (swt).
- The removal of sins

The Prophet (ﷺ) said: “Giving charity wipes away sins just as water extinguishes fire.”

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1. The advice of the Lord of the Universe
2.Follow the prophet’s(peace and blessings be upon him) advice
3.Strive hard to ponder
4. Zero distractions
5.Zero distractions

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1. Prayers.

2. Prescribed Alms-giving.

3. Fasting.

4. Haji or pilgrimage to Makkah.

5. Reciting the Holy Qur’an.

6. Remembrance of Allah in all possible situations.

7. Earning one’s livelihood in accordance with the regulations of the Shari’ah

8. Fulfilling one’s obligations towards one’s companions and neighbors.

9. Persuading people to act righteously and dissuading them fromwhat is reprehensible and forbidden.

10. To follow the Sunnah, or the practice of the Holy Prophet (Allah bless him an grant him peace)”

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Ibadah

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Adab towards parents , Adab towards neighbours and society , and Adab as a student

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Adab towards parents , Adab towards neighbours and society , and Adab as a student

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ADAB TOWARDS PARENTS

The Qur’an is the source of guidance and if something comes next to Allah than it is without doubt a very serious thing to ponder upon. Let start with an Ayah that shows the significance of obedience and gratitude due to parents: Allah says: “And We have enjoined upon man [care] for his parents. His mother carried him, [increasing her] in weakness upon weakness, and his weaning is in two years. Be grateful to Me and to your parents; to Me is the [final] destination.” [Quran

Honouring one’s parents means obeying them, respecting them, praying for them, lowering one's voice in their presence, smiling at them, lowering the wing of humility to them, not showing displeasure towards them, striving to serve them, fulfilling their wishes, consulting them, listening to what they say, not being stubborn towards them

ADAB TOWARDS NEIGHBOUR AND SOCIETY

Being a good neighbor and realizing the duty to our neighbors doesn’t just mean being friendly to the homeowners next door. It means to help take care of the community as a whole—and that includes the poor. Many Muslims know the importance of respecting and caring for our parents and other family members, but too many fail to fulfill their duty to our neighbors and the deprived in the community. Allah says in the Quran:

"Serve God, and join not any partners with Him; and do good—to parents, kinsfolk, orphans, those in need, neighbors who are near, neighbors who are strangers, and the companion by your side, the way-farer (ye meet), and what your right hands possess: for God loveth not the arrogant, the vainglorious." (Quran 4:36)

1. You must help him if he asks for your help

2. Give him relief if he seeks your relief

3. Lend him if he needs a loan

4. Do not block his air by raising your building high without his permission

5. Do not harass him

6. Give him a share when you buy fruits; if you do not, bring what you buy quietly and let not your children take them out to excite the jealousy of his children.

7. You must visit (and take care of) him when he is ill

8. You must attend his funeral when he dies (and take part in burial arrangements)

9. If he commits a sin, prevent it from being known

10. Congratulate him if he is met with good fortune

11. Grieve in sympathy if a calamity befalls him

ADAB AS A STUDENT

The first second of the student is to prioritize the purification of his soul of blameworthy characteristics, due to the Prophet’s words ﷺ, “Islam was built upon purity.”

The Prophet ﷺ was not speaking about keeping one’s clothes pure. Rather he was speaking about the heart. This is indicated in the words of Allah سبحانه وتعالىٰ: (Indeed, the polytheists are impure) (al-Tawbah, 28).

It is obvious that the impurity mentioned does not refer to the clothes of the student. As long as the student does not purify his inner being of impure traits, his inner being will not accept beneficial religious knowledge, nor be illuminated through the light of knowledge.

The second duty of the student is that he does not behave haughtily before knowledge, nor command his teacher. Rather, he should place himself under his teacher’s complete control, just as an extremely sick person submits himself completely to his doctor. The sick person does not pretend to give his doctor instructions, nor advise him on which medicine to use.

It is also imperative that the student be constantly in service to his teacher. This is shown in what has been narrated regarding Zayd b. Thabit رضي الله عنه. Zayd b. Thabit رضي الله عنه prayed a funeral prayer, after which, an animal was brought to him so that he might ride it. Ibn ‘Abbas رضي الله عنه came and held the animal to help Zayd b. Thabit رضي الله عنه mount the animal. Zayd رضي الله عنه said to him, “Leave that, o cousin of the Messenger of Allah.”

Ibn ‘Abbas رضي الله عنه said, “This is how we were commanded to treat the Scholars and the elders.”

So, Zayd رضي الله عنه kissed his hand and said, “This is how we were commanded to treat the People of the House of our Prophet ﷺ.”

The Prophet ﷺ said, “Adulation is not from the character of the believer, except in seeking knowledge.” It has been said that knowledge flees from an arrogant person the same way that a stream rushes from high places

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ISLAM

There are three levels of faith that a person can attain for being a muslim. A muslim must declared that there is no god except for Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. By declaring this, a person accepts the message of Allah that is revealed to humanity through the last prophet Muhammad . After accepting Islam , it is obligatory for muslim to observe other Islamic obligations such as fasting in Ramadan, and perform prayer five daily prayers .

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 belive in Allah, His angels , His books , His messengers and all the scripture which He sent down before . So, a person that reaching Iman believes that not only Allah exist, but He is capable of doing anything He wants to do

Ihsan

Ihsan is  the highest status of religion Islam. Its definition that our Prophet Muhammad describe 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 good manners .It can be said that Ihsan means a Muhsin is sure that Allah is seeing him/her in everything they do in their lofe. So, a Muhsen must does his best to say and do only what pleases Allah Almighty and conforms his commands
In Holy Quran, Allah Almighty says: “Indeed, Allah commands justice, good conduct (Ihsan), and giving to relatives (and He) forbids immorality, bad conduct, and oppression. He admonishes you that perhaps you will be reminded” (Quran, 16: 90).

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A  prophet is a chosen person by Allah for the reformation and guidance for mankind. The term Rasul means "messenger" and the term Nabi means one who gives news of event unknown to people.

Islam make it compulsory for every muslim to believe not just in truth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad , may peace be upon him, also to believe in the truth in all other prophets in the worlds that came before him

- Belief in the Prophets of God is the fundamental article of muslim faith
- it is compulsory for all muslim to belief not just in Prophet Muhammad , but they also need to belief in other prophets that came before him
The Prophets are raised by God to guide mankind to the right path. Their basic function is to bring people, among whom they are raised, closer to God. They face opposition but carry out their duties steadfastly and eventually they win. Muslims believe that Messengers have been sent by God to all nations. There are some which are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, but there are many others which are not mentioned therein.

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Name : Nur Zarifah Binti Md Khir
Matric no. 224266
Course: Human science
Email : nurzarifah2004@gmail com
Instagram : nrzrfhhhh
Hometown : Johor Bahru , Johor

Assalamualaikum and hello everyone ! My name is nur zarifah and you can call me pah for short .  I am a bookworm . I can read two books in the same day and finished it by the next day . I like to read books that have a sad ending , because life isn’t going to be full of rainbows . HAHAHAAH , cliche . I learn new knowledge through reading and it helps me to improve myself . I am also a persons who enjoys the rainy weather . It gaves me comfort  .

Fyi , I loves listening to music especially when i am trying to focus in doing my works . I listen to a lots of difference genre of music , starting from pop rock to ballad and sometimes , I would listen to  classical  music or even an orchestrial  performence .  When im not in the mood , i will listen to indonesian songs . They really make a good songs that related  to our life .

I hope that , I can survive this and help each other when we are tired .

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the term 'Ibadah in Arabic dictionary means submission and surrender. Sheikh al-Islam ibn Taymiya defined worship as: "It is a comprehensive term that encompasses all what Allah loves of words and deeds whether inward or outward[1]." The Quran shows man the path that leads to the ultimate success and reminds him again and again the main objective of his creation in this world, which is Ibadah, as clearly given in Surah al-Zariyat/55: “I have not created jjnn and man but that they worship me”.

Ibadah is generally defined as worship of Allah, performing prayers or observing formal obligations of Islam. But in wider sense, it is interpreted as obedience of Allah or adhering to His Commands in daily life.

Moreover, this is also stressed in the Holy Qur’an that the performance of prayer or rendering amal-i-salih would be fruitful and source of Divine blessing when it is done with the only intention of seeking the pleasure of Allah Taala and no other purpose dilutes with it. The significance of the point may be realised  in view of the fact that at various places in the Qur’an people are commanded to worship Allah or do Ibadah only for the sake of Allah Almighty, because the khalis Ibadah is the  right of Allah only, no other is worthy of it (Al- Zumar/2-3).

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What is Adab

Adab reders to the Islamic ettiquette. It is the manner of conduct that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used while interacting with the world around him . The way he treat his companions, his wives, his enemies , and his ummah .

Adab consist of spreading words of peace and mending the broken relationship between people. It also involves praying for your brother or sisters in Islam, advising and calling each other to do good and to stop which is evil. The good manners and the sense of morality can prevent us from falling into sins

What is Ahkam ?

Ahkam is a reference to the Islamic commandments , derived and understood from religious jurisprudence resources. A law, value, ordinance or ruling of sha’riah ( islamic law) .

In the quran , hukum denotes artbitration , judgement , authority , and Allah’s will. Ahkam also referring to specific Quranic rules, positive fiqh laws that derived from the Islamic legal methodology and rules and verdict

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WHY ARE OUR IMAN IS ALWAYS TESTED

1. Because we are created to worship Allah

We made a promise to do so before we were sent to the earth

Test are meant for us to fulfil this promise

Test are the means by which Allah distinguishes between us

They help to exposed  one who have faith on Him  and the one who lack of faith

1. Allah test us to purify us and wash away our sins

- The Prophet ﷺ said:“No calamity befalls a Muslim but that Allah expiates some of his sins because of it, even if it were the prick of a thorn.”  [Bukhari, Muslim].

so , instead of seeing the test that Allah gave us as a punishment

We should know that , Allah test us in order to protect us from the punishment in hereafter ( which is much worse than the test we faced in dunya )

1. A test can sometimes replace a worse misfortune

- A test also can be a form of protection    from something that might have befallen us .

- Being deprived of something  might ,in fact , saving us from something that is not good for us

- Even though , we dint have the knowledge to realise it at that time .

-  Allah tells us: “Perhaps you dislike a thing and Allah makes therein much good.” [Qur’an 4: 19]

4 . Test are given to us to strengthen our faith (iman )

The Prophet ﷺ said:“The people who face the most difficult tests are the prophets, then the righteous, then those following them in degree. A person is tried according to his religion. So if there is firmness in his religion, then the trial is increased, and if there is a weakness, then it is lightened. Verily a trial remains with a servant until he walks the earth having no sin left upon him.” [Bukhari].

Allah want us to refine us ,out of his love and mercy , so that we cain attain not just paradise but the highest rank of the prophets and the righteous

Test will test our fault and weaknesses - that awareness unables us to be more focused and proactive in rectifying those aspects of out our chacarcter