My name is Irsalina Binti Roslizam.

Matric no : 242188

Course : Econs

Usrah group : 60

My lovely facilitator is Syarah Liyana

I come from Kuala Lumpur.

My previous school was SMK Setapak Indah, KL.

During my leisure time I often go to play volleyball.

Mahallah : Azdah

How to contact me ?

no phone : 0163221464

email : irlinasssss4406@gmail.com

1. Intelligence

2. High Desire

3. Serious

4. Capable

5. Be Friend with Teacher

6. Throughout Time

   
   

What the lessons that we get from

this ? 🤷🏻

The message from this poster is that acquiring knowledge requires hard work, enthusiasm, commitment, and time. It demands understanding, a genuine eagerness to learn, and persistence. Access to the right resources and guidance from knowledgeable mentors is also important. Ultimately, knowledge is achieved by those who are devoted and patient throughout their learning journey.

I will explain every pillar. As a Muslims we must believe that

1. Allah is the one true God, the creator, and sustainer of the universe, with no partners or equals.

2. Angels are beings created by Allah who carry out His commands, without free will like humans.

3. Allah revealed sacred scriptures to various prophets, including the Taurat, Zabur, Injil, and Qur'an, the final and complete book.

4. Muslims believe in all the prophets sent by Allah to guide humanity. They are considered messengers who delivered divine revelations to people.

5. Every individual will be judged by Allah based on their deeds in this life.

6. Qada': The final, unchangeable decision or command of Allah about all things in the universe.

   Qadar: Allah's plan that can be change buy Muslims effort

These pillars teach us to live with faith, integrity, and purpose, trust in Allah’s wisdom, be patient in adversity, and seek to align our actions with higher values. They guide us to lead a balanced and spiritually fulfilling life, trusting in the divine plan both in this world and the next.

The Hadith of Jibril is an important event where the angel Jibril appeared in human form to teach the companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) about Islam. Jibril first asked the Prophet about Islam:

The Prophet explained the five pillars: belief in the Shahada, prayer (Salah), charity (Zakah), fasting (Sawm), and Hajj. Jibril confirmed the answer.

Next, about Iman (faith):

The Prophet explained belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Day of Judgment, and Qada’ and Qadar (divine decree). Jibril again confirmed the answer.

Then about Ihsan (excellence in worship):

The Prophet (peace be upon him) explained that Ihsan is worshiping Allah as if you see Him, and if not, knowing He sees you.

About the Kiamat (the Day of Judgment):

The Prophet (peace be upon him) replied that no one knows except Allah. He mentioned signs of the Hour, like when a servant woman gives birth to her master and poor shepherds compete to build tall buildings.

Afterward, the Prophet revealed that the man was actually Jibril, sent to teach them about their religion. This hadith outlines the core teachings of Islam, Iman, Ihsan, and the signs of the Day of Judgment.

The hadith teaches that understanding and practicing these pillars of faith leads to a fulfilling, purposeful life, grounded in both spiritual awareness and moral responsibility.

Title: Beyond Bars: Pathway to Freedom

The "Beyond Bars: Pathway to Freedom" initiative aims to help ex-convicts overcome social discrimination, unemployment, and lack of education. Through workshops in skills like culinary arts, IT, mechanics, and business, and a motivational session with a successful ex-convict, participants will gain the tools to rebuild their lives. Weekly welfare activities, such as community cleanups and Ramadan food programs, will also promote positive relationships with locals and change perceptions of ex-convicts.

The program, in collaboration with Jabatan Penjara Malaysia, will run for five months, with a budget of RM3,000 for the venue, RM1,000 for the speaker, and RM3,000 for educators. The goal is to improve the quality of life for 150 ex-convicts, giving them a second chance at life and work.

In this ibadah camp, we got to bond more closely as a group. We can also share unique and interesting knowledge. We also had the opportunity to meet friends from other groups.