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1. Wudhu & Tayammum

• Wudhu: Intention, wash face, wash hands to elbows, wipe head, wash feet to ankles, and follow the order.

• Tayammum: If no water or you're sick

• Terms : Must be Muslim, clean from dirt, cover Awrah, face Qiblah, and know it’s prayer time.

2. The Prayer Steps

• The 13 Rukun

• Sunat Ab'adh: Extra things like Tahiyat Awal and Qunut. If you forget them, just do Sujud Sahwi at the end.

• Dont do this in Prayer : Talking, moving too much, eating, or if your Awrah shows.

• Makruh when.. : Praying when you're super sleepy, holding in your pee, or when food is served.

3. Khushu'

• Means: Staying calm, focused, and knowing you are talking to Allah.

• How to do?: Look at where you prostrate (place of Sujud), understand what you say, and don't rush like you're in a hurry

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My part is making poster and give idea (num 4 is mine)

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This poster titled “The benefits of having a good niyyah” was created and edited by Nur Athirah Irdina Binti Mohd Iskandar (255403). The ideas and information for the content were contributed by Nuramni Athirah Binti Mohd Zainuddin (257309) , Nur Zulaikha Alya Binti Mohd Nazrul (257242) , Nur Athirah Irdina binti Mohd Iskandar (255403) , Hajratul Aisyah Binti Mohd Hakimi Rizal (253964) and Nur dini Syamila Binti Mohd Nasir (255544) . The poster shows the benefits of having a good niyyah

The hadith from sahih bukhari & muslim

عَنْ عُمَرَ بْنِ الْخَطَّابِ رَضِيَ اللَّهُ عَنْهُ قَالَ: قَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ: «إِنَّمَا الْأَعْمَال بِالنِّيَّاتِ وَإِنَّمَا لكل امْرِئ مَا نَوَى فَمَنْ كَانَتْ هِجْرَتُهُ إِلَى اللَّهِ وَرَسُولِهِ فَهِجْرَتُهُ إِلَى اللَّهِ وَرَسُولِهِ وَمَنْ كَانَتْ هِجْرَتُهُ إِلَى دُنْيَا يُصِيبُهَا أَوِ امْرَأَةٍ يَتَزَوَّجُهَا فَهجرَته إِلَى مَا هَاجر إِلَيْهِ»

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🌟 Let me introduce myself , السلام عليكم

Name: Nur Athirah Irdina Binti Mohd Iskandar

Matric number: 255403

Course: Irk

Phone number: 01113341827

From: Penang

Email: athirahirdina047@gmail.com

My Secondary school: Maahad Al Mashoor Al Islami

Usrah Group: G52

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★Adab★

1) Outward manners

2) Inward manners :

- Intention (niat)

- Defiened goal

- Veneration ( manners with teacher / environment / knowledge )

- Manners (akhlak)

- Consistency (istiqamah)

What?

-akhlak, manners while study

Why?

-foundation knowledge of blessing

How?

-learn and practice

purposes of learning:

-the intention of study & share knowledge

Difference between the Qur’an and other books

It remains until the Day of Judgment & is our guidance.

How?

Signs of Allah’s existence in the Qur’an.

Proof of Allah’s Oneness (Tawhid).

Why must we believe in the Book?

To know our position as servants (weak).

Not just knowledge, but our guidance in life.

To avoid Allah’s prohibitions. Al -Zariat (56)

Manners with the Qur’an:

Perform ablution (wudu’) (honoring the noble verses)

Place it in a high position

Close it when not reading

Sit respectfully

Read at least one page

Wear perfume

Correct pronunciation (learn tajwid)

Take good care of it

Recite calmly

Respect those who are reciting

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This week I learned about some really important basics in prayer. I learned how to do wudhu properly and when tayammum can be used if there’s no water or when someone is sick. I also learned the steps of prayer, like the rukun, sunat ab‘adh, and things we should avoid so the prayer stays valid. Lastly, I learned about khushu’, which is about staying calm, focused, and not rushing, while remembering that we’re talking to Allah.

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★Hadis Jibril★

i) Be earnest & pure

→ Jibril came in a state of purity to seek knowledge

ii) Ask politely

→ He asked the Prophet to explain about Islam, Iman & Ihsan with respect

iii) Do not withhold knowledge & teach sincerely

iv) Be aware that Allah is always watching

Through worship we can…

1. Guard the relationship with Allah (dhikr/prayer)

2. Guard the relationship with people (congregational prayer)

3. Purify the soul from bad traits

4. Be humble – becoming a true servant of Allah

Other examples of worship:

Helping others → Paying zakat

Training gratitude → Fasting

For those who are able → Hajj

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So the conclusion is the adab is not only about our outward manners, but also about having the right intention, respecting our teachers, and being consistent in learning. The Qur’an is special compared to other books because it will remain until the Day of Judgment as our guidance, so we need to respect it. In the end, learning with adab brings blessings and reminds us that we are Allah’s servants.

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★Pillars of faith in Allah★

A ) Baqarah : 163 ( believe in Him )

- sifat Al rahman & Al - rahim

B ) Al - Hashr 122

- Allah knows the unseen and the seen / what is good and bad for us.

C ) Al - Ikhlas

- We must depend on Allah

☆ Application

1 ) Regular 5 daily prayers ( effort to not miss )

2 ) Quran reflection ( tadabbur )

3 ) Observing the natural word ' s order

4 ) Believe in this way : Quran and sunnah

D ) Pillars of faith in Angels

- Every time we commit a sin, we must remember that the angels are always present even if we cannot see them.

E ) Pillars of faith in Divine book

- Integration to daily life ( searching time to read quran even one page )

- Doing good to other

- share story and teaching

- seek guidance

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★Believe in Hereafter★
﻿﻿Baqarah 2:2
﻿﻿We believe that life in this world is temporary

Barzakh (the intermediate realm)

Resurrection (al-Qiyamah) – Paradise and Hell

Al-Hashr (the gathering after resurrection)

All deeds will be accounted for:

Good deeds = Paradise (reward for the believers)

Bad deeds = Hell

Reminder from all prophets

Validity of faith (Iman)

Rejecting the Day of Judgment? = No connection with Allah

Effects of believing:

Recognizing the perfection of Allah’s attributes (believing He is All-Powerful)

Competing in doing righteous deeds

Belief in Qada’ and Qadar (Divine Decree)

Qadr =

1. It is destined to happen

2. The time and manner of our death is only known by Allah

Effects of believing:

Peace of heart

No need to worry about what will happen

Motivation to strive in the path of Allah

Humility

We still make effort to improve things for the better

Belief in the Messengers and Prophets

Allah sent messengers so that we, as His servants, reject shirk (associating partners with Him)

Attributes of the messengers:

‎صدق

‎امانة

‎يبلغة

‎فطانة

The message of the messengers is perfect (unchangeable)

We must believe in them because their message is revelation from Allah

We must follow the sharia of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ because he is the Seal of the Prophets

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★Concept of Ihsan(Quran)★

Do good deeds in worship (perfect them)

Al-Isra’ 17:23–24

(respect parents) (be earnest in worship)

> exp : 1 ) well treatment

> - Do not even say ' Ugh '

> - Respectable words

> - Do not scold them

> - Pray for them

Eschatology

belief in the afterlife.

• Prophet Muhammad taught Muslims to believe in resurrection after death and the Day of Judgment.

• the world will end and destroyed.

• All human beings will be restored to life (Hashr).

Minor Signs

• Widespread sins

• Many people seeking knowledge but not practicing it

• Many (fitnah)

• competing in building tall buildings

• Corrupt people becoming leaders

2. Major Signs

• Dajjal

• Descent of Prophet Isa

• Ya’juj & Ma’juj

• Imam Mahdi

• The sun rising from the west

• Dabbatul-Ard

• smoke Dukhan

3. Final Signs

• First blowing of the trumpet

(destruction of the world)

• Second blowing of the trumpet (resurrection of mankind)

• Beginning of the Day of Judgment (Hisab)

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★Adab★

>Not merely external

>It can be seen through speech

>Akhlāq and adab are two terms to denote ethics

Akhlāq is moral philosophy

Surah Maryam 19:41–45

(Adab with parents)

يٰٓأبَتِ – conveys deep respect

“Oh my father”

-Even though Ibrahim’s father practiced idolatry,

-Ibrahim still persuaded his father with gentleness.

-Prophet Ibrahim was granted prophetic knowledge.

-As a reward for his patience in calling his father and his people to the truth,

Allah blessed him with righteous children.

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This poster titled “Signs of the Day of Judgment” was created and edited by Nur Athirah Irdina Binti Mohd Iskandar (255403). The ideas and information for the content were contributed by Rabiatuladawiah Binti Mohd Ridzuwan (258021), Raja Mursyidah Humaira Binti Raja Mohamad Noor (259447), and Siti Syakirah Ayuni Binti Zamri (258378). The poster shows both the minor and major signs of the Day of Judgment as mentioned in the hadiths of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

The minor signs include the loss of knowledge, spread of ignorance, adultery and alcohol becoming common, betrayal of trust, and people competing to build tall buildings.

The major signs include the appearance of Imam Mahdi, the Dajjal, the descent of Prophet Isa (AS), Ya’juj and Ma’juj, the sun rising from the west, the Dabbatul-Ard, and major earthquakes. The Prophet Muhammad also said:

“The Last Hour will not come until you see ten signs…” (Sahih Muslim)

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🌟 My reflection from week 1-6 🌟

Week 1: taught me the true meaning of adab that it’s not just about having good manners on the outside, but also about purifying our intentions, respecting our teachers, and being sincere in learning. It reminded me that the Qur’an is not an ordinary book that it’s a guide that will remain with us until the end of time.

Week 2: I learned how worship and learning are connected. Through the Hadith of Jibril, I understood that learning requires sincerity and purity, just like worship. Acts such as prayer, zakat, fasting, and hajj train us to stay humble, grateful, and close to Allah

Week 3: I gained a deeper understanding of iman (faith). Having faith means fully trusting Allah’s mercy and wisdom in everything that happens. I also realized that believing in angels and the divine book helps me become more aware of my actions, since everything I do is recorded.

Week 4: reminded me about the Hereafter and that life in this world is temporary. Everything we do will be judged, so it pushed me to focus more on doing good and following the guidance of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. I also learned to trust Allah’s Qada’ and Qadar, and to find peace in whatever He has planned for me.

Week 5: I learned about ihsan is doing our best in everything, especially in worship and how we treat others. It made me realize the importance of kindness, respect, and prayer for our parents. The discussion about the Day of Judgment also reminded me to always be prepared with good deeds and a sincere heart.

Week 6: Taught me that adab goes beyond manners and it’s also shown through our speech, attitude, and patience. The story of Prophet Ibrahim really inspired me to always show respect, even in disagreement, and to do da’wah with wisdom and calmness.

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My hope after joining this usrah is to keep practicing everything I have learned and apply it in my daily life. I want to improve my adab, sincerity, and relationship with Allah, not just through words but through actions. I also hope to share the knowledge and good values I’ve gained with others, especially my family and friends, so that they too can benefit from it. InshaAllah, I will continue to strive to become a better Muslim, to seek knowledge with humility, and to spread goodness wherever I can.

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This poster titled “why we need to study to improve our amal” was created and edited by Nur Athirah Irdina Binti Mohd Iskandar (255403). The ideas and information for the content were contributed by Rabiatuladawiah Binti Mohd Ridzuwan (258021), Raja Mursyidah Humaira Binti Raja Mohamad Noor (259447), and Siti Syakirah Ayuni Binti Zamri (258378). The poster shows the reason of how amal can be improved by study

The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Whoever follows a path in pursuit of knowledge, Allah will make the path to Paradise easy for him.”
(Sahih Muslim, 2699)

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From Hadis Jibril, I understand that learning needs purity, respect, and sincerity, while worship trains us to purify the soul, stay close to Allah, and be humble. Zakat, fasting, and hajj also remind us of gratitude and responsibility as His servants.

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What I understand by this week that the faith in Allah means trusting His mercy, knowledge, and power, then showing it through prayer, Qur’an reflection, and living by sunnah. Belief in angels and the divine book reminds us that our deeds are recorded and the Qur’an must guide our daily life.

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The conclusion is believing in the Hereafter reminds us that this world is temporary and all deeds will be judged, pushing us to do more good. Faith in Qada’ and Qadar gives peace of heart, while belief in the messengers teaches us to reject shirk and follow the final guidance of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. True iman means trust in Allah’s plan and striving sincerely in His path.

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What I understand is Ihsan means to perfect our worship and show kindness, especially to our parents with respect and prayers. Belief in the afterlife reminds us that this world will end, all deeds will be judged, and the signs of Qiyamah are a warning to stay prepared with faith and good deeds.

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The conclusion is Adab is not limited to outward manners but is reflected in speech and actions. The story of Prophet Ibrahim teaches us that even when parents are wrong, we must approach them with utmost respect. Sincere da‘wah with patience and wisdom brings Allah’s reward.

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Hikmah : basically the wisdom Allah gives to someone (depends on context).

When we talk about hikmah and ibadah:

Ibadah is basically any good deed.

There’s a hadith:

“Hikmah is a lost treasure of the believer.”

-Meaning, even if a non-Muslim is the one giving the wisdom, a Muslim should still take it because in a way, it’s ours.

Purpose of hikmah:

So we can take lessons from it.

Niat (Intention)

Why is niat so important?

-It’s what separates whether we do something for people or for Allah.

If we’re 100% sincere for Allah, the deed lasts long, because Allah is everlasting.
This is the purity of intention.

With good niat, we know exactly why we’re doing something.

It also gives focus.

Example:

-Khusyuk in solat : avoid talking while taking wudhu’.

-No need to rush in solat because Allah owns time.

And niat helps us stay istiqamah.

Ihsan

Doing good while always remembering that Allah is watching everything we do.

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Basically, life gets sweeter when we mix hikmah, intention, and ihsan together. Hikmah gives us the wisdom to learn from everything around us, intention (niat) keeps our hearts sincere and focused on Allah, and ihsan makes sure we do our best while remembering He’s always watching. So when we take lessons, act with pure intentions, and do everything with care, our deeds become meaningful, peaceful, and a little magical

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Benefits of Khusyuk in Prayer

Khusyuk: Feeling as if Allah is watching you, or as if you are seeing Allah.

Peaceful & Calm: Leads to inner tranquility and focus.

قد افلح المؤمنون

Key to success.

Strengthens your relationship with Allah.

Encourages fear of committing sins.

Ways to Achieve Khusyuk:

1. Obedience (Taat) – Follow Allah’s commands sincerely.

2. Struggle (Jihad) – Fight against distractions and desires that pull you away from focus.

3. Self-Reflection (Muhasabah) – Constantly evaluate your actions and intentions.

4. Chastity/Self-Control (Iffah) – Guard yourself from greed and excessive desire.

5. Humility (Tawadu’) – Maintain a humble heart before Allah.

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The Wasatiyyah Group (Moderate / Balanced)

Note:

(Immoral acts): Avoid quietly

(Wrongdoing): Oppose openly

1) Prayer (Salah)

Goal: Prayer restrains a person from immorality and wrongdoing.

Relation to Restraint: Helps control bad behavior.

Effectiveness: Strengthens moral discipline and spiritual awareness.

2) Zakat (Charity)

Relation to Prayer: Both purify the soul and encourage good conduct.

Applicability: Not obligatory for children.

3) Fasting (Sawm)

Past Generations: Practiced as a means of spiritual and moral development.

Goal: A journey towards Taqwa

Effects of Taqwa through Fasting:

A: Avoid prohibited acts

B: Obey commands

C: Fear of punishment

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Khusyuk in prayer is feeling as if Allah is watching you, which brings peace and strengthens your connection with Him (قد افلح المؤمنون). It helps you avoid sin and focus better. To achieve khusyuk, practice obedience (taat), struggle against distractions (jihad), self-reflect (muhasabah), control desires (iffah), and stay humble (tawadu’)

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What I understand by this topic is that the Wasatiyyah Group teaches balance in life: we should quietly avoid immoral acts and openly oppose wrongdoing. Prayer (Salah) helps control bad behavior and builds spiritual awareness, Zakat purifies the soul and encourages good conduct, and Fasting (Sawm) develops taqwa, guiding a person to avoid sin, obey Allah, and stay mindful of His punishment

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It is a proof of our faith.

كما كتب على الذين من قبلكم

Fasting existed even before us.

It was practiced by Jews and Christians (religions that originated from prophets).

All nations before us also observed fasting.

Why does Allah mention previous nations?

To motivate us and make the command feel lighter.

To encourage us to be better than the nations before us.

لعلكم تتقون

Taqwa means precaution and self-prevention from sin.

The relationship between taqwa and fasting:

Sabr (patience) – fasting trains self-control.

Muhasabah (self-reflection) – fasting encourages us to reflect on our actions and intentions.

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What we can understand from this topic is that fasting is a sign of true faith and has been practiced by nations before us. Allah mentions the earlier people to encourage us and make the command easier, reminding us that we are able to do it and even improve beyond them. Through fasting, we develop patience and self-reflection, which help build taqwa by training us to control ourselves and stay away from sin

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What is Zakah?

-To grow, increase, and purify.

- Is it a must?: Yes! It’s one of the five pillars of Islam, making it compulsory for Muslims.

- It’s not meant to burden us, but to make us better people who help our community.

Zakah vs Sadaqah

• Zakah: It’s compulsory and has a very specific structure (like how much and when to pay).

• Sadaqah: It’s recommended (sunnah) but not a formal ritual. You can give any amount, anytime.

1. Tawakkul: Giving Zakah shows you don't just rely on your money. You trust Allah’s promise that whatever you give away for His sake, He will replace and multiply it.

2. Ukhuwwah: It builds a strong bond between people. It helps us stop being selfish and makes us care more about our brothers and sisters.

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What I learned this week is that Zakah is a compulsory duty in Islam that purifies our wealth and soul. Unlike the optional Sadaqah, Zakah has a fixed structure that every Muslim must follow. It builds Tawakkul by teaching us to rely only on Allah’s promise to increase our rizq. Socially, it strengthens Ukhuwwah by removing selfishness and helping us care for those in need. This duty balances our Vertical relationship with Allah and our Horizontal bond with the community. Ultimately, Zakah creates a united society where everyone looks out for each other

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Reflection

Throughout this usrah, I realised how important it is to manage my time properly. I noticed that sometimes I spend too much time on unimportant things, which affects my studies and personal growth. Listening to the sharing and discussions made me understand that using time wisely can help me become more disciplined and productive in daily life.

Improvement:

To improve myself, I plan to create a daily schedule and separate time for studying and playing. I will try to complete tasks on time and not postpone them. I also want to surround myself with friends who encourage me to do positive and meaningful activities, so we can motivate each other to become better Muslims.