Nickname : ain / ainnur / aisha

Age : 19 y/o

Bornday : 4th July

Course : Human Science

Hobby : shopping, sleep

Fav colour : yellow💛 and pink 🩷

Fav things : my dino teddy and my earphone

My fav pet's name : Molly ( she is a cat )

Dream : wanna become a successfull and independent women

Quotes : "When you remember God, it’s not really you remembering Him, but His way of showing He loves and misses you, so He lets you feel it. No love can ever match God’s love for His servant."

Ig : He4rtyinn

1. Sincerity (Ikhlas): Seek knowledge for the sake of Allah, not for worldly gain.

2. Humility (Tawadhu’): Approach learning with a humble heart, avoiding arrogance.

3. Patience (Sabr): Be patient in learning and overcome difficulties with perseverance.

4. Respect for Teachers: Show respect to those who teach you and benefit from their knowledge.

5. Consistency: Strive to acquire knowledge regularly, making it a habit.

6. Applying Knowledge: Knowledge is best used when put into practice and shared with others.

7. Good Intentions: Always aim to use knowledge for good and not for harming others.

• The Hadith of Gabriel (Hadith Jibril) is a famous narration from Sahih Muslim.

• It took place when the Angel Gabriel (Jibril) visited the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in human form.

1. Prophet’s Response in hadith gabriel

• Islam: Submission to Allah by practicing the five pillars.

• Iman: Belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day, and divine predestination.

• Ihsan: Worshipping Allah as if you see Him, knowing that even if you don’t, He sees you.

2. The Importance:

• Islam: Represents the basic practices and foundation of a Muslim’s life.

• Iman: Defines a Muslim’s belief system and spiritual connection.

• Ihsan: Represents the highest level of worship and closeness to Allah.

Conclusion

• The Hadith emphasizes the three core aspects of being a Muslim: actions (Islam), beliefs (Iman), and sincerity (Ihsan).

• Gabriel’s visit is a reminder for Muslims to strive for the best in all areas of faith and practice.

2. Sudden: It will come unexpectedly, no one knows when.

3. Destructive: The world and everything in it will be destroyed.

4. Resurrection: Everyone will be brought back to life.

5. Judgment : Everyone will be judged for their deeds.

6. Fair :Allah will judge everyone with justice.

7. Eternal consequences :People will go to either Heaven or Hell forever.

AKHLAQ AND ADAB CHARACTERISTIC

1. Honest - Always tells the truth.

2. Kind -Treats others with care and respect.

3. Patient - Stays calm in difficult situations.

4. Grateful - Appreciates what they have.

5. Responsible - Does what is right and fulfills duties.

Adab (Manners) Characteristics:

1. Polite - Speaks and acts respectfully.

2. Helpful -Assists others when needed.

3. Humble - Does not show off or act superior.

4. Clean - Keeps oneself and surroundings tidy.

5. Considerate - Thinks about others feelings.

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