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Adab as a student refers to the proper manners and ethics that a student should uphold while seeking knowledge. Sincere Intention - A student should have a pure intention to learn for the sake of gaining knowledge and benefiting others. Respect for Teachers - Students must show respect to their teachers, listen carefully, and value the knowledge being shared. Time Management - It is important to use time wisely and avoid wasting it on unproductive activities. Diligence in Study - A student should be committed to studying hard and consistently. Good Behavior. - Maintaining good conduct, being polite, and humble in interactions with peers and teachers is essential. By following these principles, a student can achieve success and benefit greatly from their learning experience.

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The Hadith of Jibril is a well-known hadith where the angel Jibril (Gabriel) visits the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in human form and asks him several questions. These questions help clarify the core aspects of Islam. Islam: Jibril asks about Islam, and the Prophet explains that it consists of the five pillars: the testimony of faith (Shahada), performing prayers (Salah), giving charity (Zakat), fasting during Ramadan (Sawm), and pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj). Iman (Faith): Jibril then asks about Iman, and the Prophet replies that faith involves belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His prophets, the Day of Judgment, and predestination (Qadar).	Ihsan (Excellence): When asked about Ihsan, the Prophet says it is to worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you cannot, then know that He sees you. The Hour (End of Times): Lastly, Jibril asks about the signs of the Day of Judgment, and the Prophet mentions signs such as the increase in immorality and the rise of those who are unqualified in leadership roles.This hadith teaches the fundamental aspects of Islam—Islam, Iman, and Ihsan—and provides guidance on living a life of faith, devotion, and awareness of Allah.

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The Six Pillars of Iman (Faith) in Islam are fundamental beliefs that every Muslim holds. These include belief in Allah, the One and only God; belief in angels, who carry out His commands; belief in the holy books revealed by Allah, such as the Quran, Torah, and Gospel; belief in the prophets, from Adam to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH); belief in the Day of Judgment, when all will be resurrected and judged for their deeds; and belief in predestination (Qadar), meaning that everything happens according to Allah’s divine will and plan. Together, these pillars form the core of a Muslim’s faith.

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Ihsan in Islam refers to the concept of excellence and perfection in worship and conduct. It means to worship Allah as if you can see Him, and even if you cannot, to be aware that He sees you. Ihsan emphasizes sincerity, devotion, and mindfulness in all actions, not just in religious practices but also in everyday life. It involves doing good, showing kindness, and striving for moral excellence in interactions with others, reflecting a deep sense of awareness of Allah’s presence. Ihsan elevates a person’s behavior and intentions, ensuring that every act is done with the highest standards of ethics and consciousness of God.

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I hope that this usrah serves as a medium to strengthen our faith and deepen our understanding of Islam. May we all strive to practice Islamic values in our daily lives and continuously seek to get closer to Allah and my hope is that this usrah helps us to improve our character and behavior, allowing us to be good role models to others in our community.

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My name is Izzah Qaisara, but most people know me as Sara. I was born on January 29, 2005, and I am currently pursuing a course in Islamic Revealed Knowledge, which reflects my passion for religious studies. I come from Sabah and am of Brunei ethnicity. As the youngest child in my family, I have always benefited from the warmth and support of my older siblings. Through my studies, I hope to deepen my understanding of Islamic principles and contribute meaningfully to my community.

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My name is Izzah Qaisara, but most people know me as Sara. I was born on January 29, 2005, and I am currently pursuing a course in Islamic Revealed Knowledge, which reflects my passion for religious studies. I come from Sabah and am of Brunei ethnicity. As the youngest child in my family, I have always benefited from the warmth and support of my older siblings. Through my studies, I hope to deepen my understanding of Islamic principles and contribute meaningfully to my community.

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The design was created by Shahira, while the hadith was sourced by Zulaikha. The content was written by Balqis and Qaisara.

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The acquisition of hikmah (wisdom) is achieved through seeking beneficial knowledge, deep reflection, patience, and learning from life experiences. It is not merely about intelligence but the ability to apply knowledge in the right way with justice and understanding. A wise person possesses good character, thinks before acting, and makes decisions based on knowledge and morality. Conclusion: Hikmah is a valuable trait that guides individuals to act with fairness and integrity, benefiting not only themselves but also society as a whole. By striving to attain wisdom, a person can lead a more meaningful and purposeful life.

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The hikmah from ibadah (wisdom from worship) is reflected in the spiritual, moral, and personal benefits that worship brings to an individual. Acts of worship such as prayer, fasting, and charity instill discipline, patience, and gratitude, shaping a person’s character and strengthening their faith. Through consistent ibadah, one gains wisdom in making righteous decisions, controlling desires, and maintaining humility. Conclusion: Worship is not just a ritual but a means of attaining wisdom that guides a person to live a balanced and meaningful life, bringing them closer to Allah and fostering goodness in society.

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Salah with Khushu’ (Prayer with Devotion) means performing salah with full concentration, humility, and sincerity, focusing entirely on Allah without distractions. It is important because it strengthens faith, purifies the heart, and brings inner peace. To attain khushu’, one must understand the meaning of the prayers, minimize distractions, pray on time, and develop a deep sense of humility before Allah. The benefits of praying with khushu’ include increased patience, self-discipline, and a stronger connection with Allah, leading to a more meaningful and righteous life. Conclusion: Salah with khushu’ is not just a ritual but a spiritual practice that nurtures wisdom, improves character, and brings tranquility to both the heart and mind.

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Virtues Found in Salah with Khushu. Salah performed with khushu’ (deep concentration and humility) brings numerous virtues that benefit both spiritual and personal life. It instills sincerity by strengthening the connection with Allah, fosters patience and discipline, and purifies the heart from arrogance and heedlessness. Through khushu’, a person attains inner peace, mindfulness, and a greater sense of purpose. It also helps in developing gratitude, humility, and self-control, leading to better decision-making and moral character. Conclusion: The virtues of salah with khushu’ shape a person into a more righteous and conscious believer, bringing tranquility, guidance, and closeness to Allah.

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Virtues Found in Fasting. Fasting is a powerful act of worship that instills numerous virtues in a believer. It teaches self-discipline by controlling desires, patience in enduring hunger and thirst, and gratitude for the blessings that are often taken for granted. Fasting also strengthens taqwa (God-consciousness), as one refrains from sinful acts while seeking closeness to Allah. It purifies the heart, promotes empathy for the less fortunate, and encourages acts of kindness and charity. Conclusion: The virtues of fasting go beyond physical restraint, shaping a person’s character, deepening faith, and fostering spiritual and moral growth.

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Zakah and Sadaqah: Acts of Purification and Generosity. Zakah and Sadaqah are essential forms of charity in Islam that promote social justice and spiritual growth. Zakah is an obligatory almsgiving that purifies wealth and ensures the fair distribution of resources, helping those in need. Sadaqah, on the other hand, is voluntary charity that can be given in any form, including money, kindness, or good deeds. Both acts instill compassion, selflessness, and gratitude, while also strengthening community bonds. Conclusion: Zakah and Sadaqah purify the heart, elevate faith, and create a more just and caring society, reminding Muslims of their responsibility to help others.

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Usrah is a meaningful platform for learning, self-improvement, and strengthening our bond as a community. I hope that through usrah, we can deepen our understanding of Islam, apply its teachings in daily life, and support one another in becoming better individuals. May this gathering inspire sincerity, unity, and a spirit of continuous learning, allowing us to grow in faith and character together.