Birthday: 10 August 2006

Matric Number: 242451

Born and Raised: Bahau, Negeri Sembilan

E-mail: maziatulakma8@gmail.com

Course: Human science

Previous School: SMA Haji Muhammad, Negeri Sembilan

3 Things i like: Latin pop music genre, Rom-Com Movie, Travel

3 Things I dislike: Thunder, Darkness, crowded places

Usrah Group: 42

Example of Quranic Guidance

1. Guidance in Worship – The Quran teaches us how to pray, fast, and fulfill our duties to Allah.

Example: “And establish prayer and give zakah and bow with those who bow [in worship].” (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:43)

2. Guidance in Morality – It sets principles for honesty, kindness, patience, and justice.

Example: “Indeed, Allah commands justice, good conduct, and giving to relatives and forbids immorality, bad conduct, and oppression.” (Surah An-Nahl 16:90)

3. Guidance in Seeking Knowledge – The Quran encourages learning and wisdom.

Example: “Say, ‘Are those who know equal to those who do not know?’” (Surah Az-Zumar 39:9)

4. Guidance in Social Life – It promotes strong family ties, good character, and fair dealings with others.

Example: “And speak to people good [words].” (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:83)

Learning is a good deed and every good deeds need to be done with Adab.It is also recorded that every renowned scholars in islam always have their adab with their teachers.

so,all of us are compulsory to always practice adab during seeking knowledge.

We can practice adab as a university students by correct intention(we do everything because of ALLAH),be respect to others,be of service,good company(search a real good friend,good habits and dua

Lastly,all of muslim is compulsory to seeking knowledge like hadis rasulallah SAW above have told us.

The Ḥadīth Jibrīl is one of the most important hadiths, as it summarizes the core aspects of Islam. In this hadith, Angel Jibrīl (Gabriel) asked Prophet Muhammad (SAW) about Islam, Iman, Ihsan, and the Day of Judgment, teaching us the essence of our faith.

1. Islam (Submission to Allah)

Islam is built on five pillars, which every Muslim must follow:

Shahada: Declaring that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad (SAW) is His Messenger.

Salah: Performing the five daily prayers.

Sawm: Fasting during Ramadan.

Zakah: Giving charity to those in need.

Hajj: Performing the pilgrimage to Mecca if able.

2. Iman (Faith)

Faith in Islam is based on six core beliefs:

Belief in Allah (His Oneness and power).

Belief in Angels (created to serve Allah).

Belief in Scriptures (revealed books like the Quran).

Belief in Prophets (messengers sent to guide humanity).

Belief in the Day of Judgment (when all will be held accountable).

Belief in Qadar (Allah’s divine plan and destiny).

3. Ihsan (Spiritual Excellence)

Ihsan is worshiping Allah as if we see Him, always being aware that He sees us. It emphasizes sincerity, devotion, and excellence in actions.

4. The Day of Judgment

The exact time of the Day of Judgment is unknown, but Prophet Muhammad (SAW) mentioned signs of its approach, such as:

Social changes, like a slave girl giving birth to her master.

Moral decline, where people dress in revealing ways.

The rise of tall buildings, symbolizing materialism.

Adab (Etiquette) in Seeking Knowledge

Learn from authentic sources and qualified scholars.

Ask questions to deepen understanding.

This hadith reminds us that Islam is not just about practice, but also about faith, sincerity, and awareness of the hereafter.

-to malaikat

-to kitab kitab

a firm belief in allah existence,his name & attributes

1. Belief in Allah (Iman Billah)

- Tawhid: Emphasize the oneness of Allah in His lordship, names, and attributes.

- Reflection: How do we strengthen our belief in Allah in daily life?

- Practical Application: Cultivate sincerity (ikhlas) in worship and reliance (tawakkul) in difficulties.

2. Belief in Angels (Iman bil Mala'ika)

- Roles of Angels: Discuss their roles, such as recording deeds, delivering revelations, and protecting believers.

- Reflection: How does knowing about the presence of angels influence our behavior and thoughts?

- Practical Application: Practice mindfulness in actions, knowing angels are recording everything.

3. Belief in the Divine Books (Iman bil Kutub)

- Revealed Books: Torah, Psalms, Gospel, and Qur'an, with the Qur'an being the final and preserved message.

- Reflection: How should we approach the Qur'an as a source of guidance in our lives?

- Practical Application: Develop a regular habit of reading, understanding, and acting upon the Qur'an.

Ibadah itself is not limited to ritual acts like prayer and fasting but extends to every aspect of life. Acts of kindness, honesty in work, seeking knowledge, and even simple daily routines can become ibadah if done with sincerity and in accordance with Islamic teachings. True ibadah strengthens our faith, purifies the heart, and brings peace, as it aligns our actions with the purpose of our existence—to worship and seek the pleasure of Allah in all that we do.

• Sabr (Patience): Essential in facing challenges, remaining steadfast in worship, and resisting temptations. True faith requires perseverance, whether in performing obligations like prayer and fasting or enduring hardships with trust in Allah’s wisdom.

• Shukr (Gratitude): Acknowledging and appreciating Allah’s blessings, big or small. Gratitude enhances contentment and strengthens devotion, reminding us that everything we have is from Allah.

• Tawakal (Trust in Allah): Placing complete reliance on Allah while making efforts in life. It teaches balance—working hard while believing that ultimate outcomes are in Allah’s hands.

These three qualities reinforce a Muslim’s ability to practice Islam sincerely, ensuring that their faith is not just about fulfilling obligations but also about developing a strong spiritual connection with Allah.

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) addressed his father with respect and gentleness, using the word “Ya Abati” (O my dear father) to show love and honor. He advised his father with wisdom and patience, explaining the truth without being harsh. Despite his father rejecting his message and threatening him, Ibrahim (AS) remained humble and made dua for his father, saying, “I will seek forgiveness for you from my Lord.”

From these verses, we learn that children should always :

-use kind,considerate & respectable language to parents

-be kind to parents even though they are rude,harsh & inconsiderate

-making doa for parents

1. Stronger Connection with Allah Worship brings you closer to Allah, increasing faith and understanding.

2. Inner Peace. Remembering Allah through worship brings calmness and clarity.

•HIKMAH OF SAWM

Taqwa (God-Consciousness): Fasting strengthens discipline and awareness of Allah.Purification of the Soulk It helps control desires, fostering self-restraint.

Forgiveness of Sins: Sincere fasting expiates past sins and earns Allah's mercy.

Health Benefits: It promotes detoxification and improves overall well-being.

Doubled Rewards: Fasting sincerely for Allah guarantees great rewards in the Hereafter.

•HIKMAH OF HAJJ

Hajj, the sacred pilgrimage, is a journey of spiritual elevation and submission to Allah.

-Complete Forgiveness:

A sincere Hajj absolves past sins, returning a person as pure as a newborn.

-Unity of the Ummah:

It unites Muslims from all over the world, fostering brotherhood.

-Renewal of Faith:

The journey strengthens iman and devotion to Allah.

-Training in Patience and Sacrifice:

Enduring hardships during Hajj teaches perseverance.

-Eternal Rewards:

An accepted Hajj guarantees immense rewards and a place in Jannah.

•HIKMAH OF ZAKAT

Zakah, the obligatory almsgiving, holds profound virtues for both the giver and the society.

Purification of Wealth and Soul:

It cleanses the heart from greed and wealth from impurities.

- Social Justice:

Zakah bridges the gap between the rich and the poor, fostering economic balance.

- Divine B'essings:

Giving in charity brings barakah (blessings) in one's wealth and life.

- Expands Generosity:

It nurtures selflessness and compassion towards others.

-Protection from Calamities:

Sincere charity shields individuals from misfortunes and hardships

In conclusion, when we strengthen our ibadah automatically we improve ourselves.

• My group was instructed to debate about “arranged married is more successful than love marriage”

•We were ask to debate on the NO side (love marriage is more successful), while the other group on the YES side (arranged married is more successful).

1) Physical Beauty

Humans are upright, well-balanced in body, with intellect, speech and, expressions.
There’s no other creation walks, talks, and reasons like a human

2)Spiritual & Moral Potential

Humans are not just bodies — they are souls with fitrah (natural inclination
toward truth). They have free will, the ability to choose between good and evil, and the capacity to rise
higher than angels if they obey Allah.

3)Complete Creation

Allah uses the word “taqwīm” which means: well-structured, balanced, refined.
This implies:

1. Balance between body and soul

2. Balance between intellect and emotion

3. Balance between dunya (world) and akhirah (hereafter)

Surah At-Tin (95;4)

PHYSICAL BEAUTY & MODESTY

Caring for Appearance

•Islam encourages cleanliness, grooming, and dressing well within the limits of modesty.

•Even the Prophet ﷺ liked a pleasant smells and clean clothes.

Modesty is Protection Not Oppression

•Hijab and modesty are not to hide beauty, but to protect dignity.

•Modesty applies to men and women: lowering the gaze, speaking respectfully, and avoiding arrogance.

No Excessive Pride

•Surah Al-A’raf (7:31):

“Eat and drink, but be not excessive. Indeed, He likes not those who commit excess.”

•Avoiding showing off or being vain. True beauty
includes humility.

MODESTY AND REWARD IN THE FACE OF TRIAL

Narrated by ‘Ata’ bin Abi Rabah, he said:

Ibn Abbas (RA) said to me:

“Shall I show you a woman from the people of Paradise?”

I said, “Yes.”He said: “This black woman came to the Prophet ﷺ and said:

‘O Messenger of Allah, I have epilepsy, and I expose myself (unintentionally) during seizures, so make du’a to Allah for me.’

The Prophet ﷺ replied:

‘If you are patient, you will have Paradise. But if you wish, I will pray to Allah to cure you.’She said: ‘I will be patient, but please make du’a that I do not expose myself during the seizure.’

So the Prophet ﷺ made du’a for her.”

BEAUTY IN WORSHIP & DAILY LIFE

1)Ihsan ( doing things with excellent)

•Indeed, Allah loves that when any one of you does something, he does it with excellence.” (Bayhaqi)Beautify your prayer. Beautify your speech. Beautify your manners.

2)Salah ( beautifying prayer)

•The Prophet ﷺ would slow his recitation, reflect on meanings, and take time in sujood.

•The wudhu (ablution) itself is a form of spiritual and physical beauty.

3)Your Environment

•Keep your home, masjid, and community beautiful —not just physically, but through acts of love and unity.

2. Purify the Heart & Mind

3. Understand the Meaning of Salah exp: reflects surah Al-Fatihah

4. Avoid Hurry & Worldly Thoughts

5. Focus on the Hereafter

•my group successfully presented the topic and Alhamdulilah understood the story

For Sr afaf, thank you for being the best Naqibah for us, the effort, all reminder that you give to us. May you keep success in the future.