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"What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity"

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"What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity"

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Name: Nur Sara Hafni binti Abdul Aziz

Date of birth:3 December 2007

Hometown:Pasir Mas,Kelantan

Course:AED

Matric number:257066

Hobbies:sleep,eat,watching netflix

Instagram:nursarahafniaziz

Phone number:0172852569

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Your heart rules your body like a kingdom; if the heart is just, the body will perform good actions - HABIB UMAR

Don't be afraid of losing love because of religion,but be afraid of losing religion because of love - UAI

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This is my favourite football club,I also like Barcelona

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Adab Before Ilmu(Manners Before Seeking Knowledge)

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Outward Manners (Adab Zahir)

Politeness in speech – saying please, thank you, excuse me.

Respectful gestures – nodding, smiling, greeting others.

Appropriate dress – wearing clothes suitable for the situation.

Listening attentively – making eye contact, not interrupting.

Calm tone and body language – avoiding rudeness or aggression.

Inward Manners (Adab Batin)

Sincerity – doing things with genuine intentions, not just for show.

Patience – staying calm when things don’t go your way.

Forgiveness – letting go of resentment in your heart.

Honesty – being truthful inwardly, not just outwardly polite.

Respect – genuinely valuing others, not just acting respectful

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1. Islam is about the outward actions ofworship, such as praying, fasting, giving zakat, performing hajj, and declaring the shahadah.

2. Iman is about belief in the heart — faith in Allah, His angels, His books, His prophets, the Day of Judgment, and destiny (qadar).

3. Ihsan is the highest level, where a person worships Allah with sincerity and excellence, as if they see Him, and knowing that even if they cannot see Him, He surely sees them

Importance of Hadith Jibril :

It defines Islam – showing the outward acts of worship.

It defines Iman – showing the beliefs of the heart.

It defines Ihsan – showing the highest level of sincerity in worship.

It teaches about the unseen – like belief in angels, destiny, and the Day of Judgment.

It shows the method of learning – Jibril (A.S.) asked questions so the companions could learn from the Prophet ﷺ.

It summarizes the whole religion – many scholars say this hadith is like the “mother of the Sunnah” because it gathers the core principles of faith, practice, and spirituality in one narration

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My role in this poster is to find the verse of the al-quran that relate with the topic.

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From this usrah, I gained a better understanding of Islam, Iman, and Ihsan, and how they form the foundation of my faith and practice. I learned the importance of both inward manners like sincerity, patience, and humility, as well as outward manners such as respect and kindness towards others. This usrah also reminded me about the value of strengthening brotherhood, supporting one another, and preparing myself for the Hereafter. It inspired me to improve my worship, increase my awareness of Allah in daily life, and strive to live with sincerity and excellence.

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Adab is an Arabic word that means good manners, etiquette, proper behavior, and respect. In Islamic context, adab refers to the way a Muslim should conduct themselves in relation to:

Allah – showing obedience, humility, and worship.

The Prophet ﷺ – following his sunnah and speaking of him with respect.

Other people – practicing kindness, honesty, patience, and respect in interactions.

Oneself – maintaining dignity, self-discipline, and good character.

The environment – treating nature, animals, and property with care.

Adab vs Akhlak

Adab = the way we behave outwardly.

Akhlaq = the values inside us that guide that behavior

Adab with Parents

Obedience – Listen to their advice and instructions (as long as it does not go against Islam).

Respectful speech – Talk gently, never raise your voice, and avoid harsh words.

Service – Help them with their needs, especially when they are old.

Gratitude – Always thank them for their sacrifices and efforts.

Prayer – Make du‘a for their well-being and forgiveness (e.g., “Rabbir ḥamhumā kamā rabbayānī ṣaghīrā” – “My Lord, have mercy on them as they raised me when I was small”).

Avoid hurting them – Do not argue, sigh in annoyance, or show bad attitude.

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Sunnah acts during salah include raising the hands (takbir), placing the right hand over the left, reciting duʿāʾ al-iftitāḥ, saying “āmīn”, sitting briefly between two sujūd, and sending blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ.

My role in this video are to introduce the tittle and the acting situation that will be happen.

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HOW TO ENSURE THAT ONE'S NIYYAH IS CORRECT (week 1)

To ensure one’s niyyah is correct, do the action only for Allah, not for praise or reward from people. Remind yourself of this before and during the action, and after finishing, ask Allah to accept it. Making duʿāʾ for sincerity and regularly checking your heart help keep your intention pure.

HIKMAH OF SALAH BASED ON SURAH AL ANKABUT VERSE 45 (week 2)

The hikmah of Salah in Surah Al-‘Ankabut (29:45) is that it prevents immoral and evil deeds and keeps a person connected to the remembrance of Allah, which is the greatest benefit and helps shape good character.

VIRTUES THAT CAN BE GAIN IN SALAH WITH KHUSYU' (week 4)

Performing salah with khusyuk brings closeness to Allah, inner peace, and stronger iman. It helps purify the heart, prevent sins, and increases the reward and acceptance of the prayer.

VIRTUES THAT CAN BE GAIN WHEN FASTING (week 5)

Fasting builds taqwa, strengthens self-control and patience, and purifies the soul. It increases sincerity, helps restrain sinful desires, nurtures empathy for the poor, and brings forgiveness and great reward from Allah.

SUNNAH IN WHUDU' (week 6)

The sunnah in wudhu’ includes saying bismillah, washing the hands first, rinsing the mouth and nose, washing each part three times, starting from the right side, and maintaining order (tertib) while performing wudhu’.