DATE OF BIRTH : 29 MARCH 2007

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ADDRESS : K3511 , KAMPUNG KELEWEK ,

JALAN REPOH JAGUNG , 17500 , TANAH MERAH , KELANTAN

SECONDARY SCHOOL : MAAHAD AHMADI TANAH MERAH

HOBBIES : I LOVE COLLECTING FESTIVE ENVELOPES LIKE “Hari Raya” packets , COLLECTING STICKERS AND READING ISLAMIC BOOKS

SKILLS : I POSSESS THE SKILL TO SOLVE THE RUBIK’S CUBE,ALTHOUGH I AM STILL WORKING ON IMPROVING MY SPEED

ACHIEVEMENTS :

•I WAS AWARDED FIRST PLACE IN THE TILAWAH AL- QURAN COMPETITION

•I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE AS THE CLASS SECRETARY AND TREASURER

AMBITION :

TO BECOME AND DEDICATED ARABIC LANGUAGE TEACHER

LIFE MOTTO :

GOOD MANNERS COME BEFORE KNOWLEDGE . LIFE IS BLESSED AND LEARNING BECOME EASIER TO UNDERSTAND , REMEMBER AND INTERNALIZE 💯

Today I joined an usrah session with my group.I had the opportunity to gain new knowledge,listen to meaningful sharing and meet my friends.I felt happy because we reminded each other about the importance of manners before knowledge and it motivated me to keep learning.This usrah also inspired me to improve myself to become a better person.Inshaallah ❤️

🏠 Family & Social Interaction

• Getting to know each other (ta‘aruf)

• Understanding each other (tafahhum)

• Taking care of others’ welfare (takafful)

• Strengthening relationships through Islamic way of socialising

• Avoid looking down on small conversations (importance of communication)

• To gain Allah’s pleasure

• To remove ignorance

• To treat the Qur’an with respect

• To practice the Qur’an in daily life

• Take lessons from Surah Al-Waqi‘ah and Surah Al-Mulk

• Qur’an brings calmness and peace

• Qur’an should be a companion in life

• Allah wants us to be close to Him

• Allah purifies us when we repent from sins

• Read Qur’an with tranquility and seek serenity

• Close the Qur’an properly if not reading

• Qur’an is guidance and a reminder for change

• Knowledge must be accompanied with good manners (adab zahir & batin)

• Our goal: to become better Muslims and strengthen the bond with Allah and others

📖 Surah Al-Baqarah (284–286)

Verse 284

• Everything in the heavens and the earth belongs to Allah

• We must believe in Him and repent

Verse 285

• Believers must have faith in Allah, His angels, His Books, and His Messengers

Verse 286

• The world is a place of trials and tests

• Do not blame destiny (qadar)

• Handle challenges with patience, prayer, and trust in Allah

• Make du‘a to lighten burdens – Allah does not burden anyone beyond their capacity

• Mercy of Allah: punishment is held back for the Ummah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

• Gift from Isra’ Mi‘raj (originally 50 times → reduced to 5 daily prayers)

• First deed to be questioned on the Day of Judgment

• Prayer prevents small sins and normalises goodness

• Giving salam spreads peace and strengthens unity

• Obligatory when one has wealth

• If unmarried, parents may pay on behalf (with permission)

• If working, one must pay by themselves

• Zakat helps the poor, widows, and those in need

• Obligatory for every Muslim who is capable

• Hajj is obligatory once in a lifetime for those who are able

• Umrah is also an act of worship and becomes wajib if one is capable

• Can be performed on behalf of deceased loved ones

• Cover aurah

• Respect others

• Face people properly when speaking

Islam teaches balance in belief, worship, and manners. Surah Al-Baqarah (284–286) reminds us of Allah’s ownership, the tests of life, and His mercy, while Hadith Jibril summarises the foundation of our religion.

📖 Qur’an Reflections

• Reminder to prepare for the Hereafter (Surah Al-Hashr 18–24).

• Surah Al-Fatihah: Ar-Rahman (Merciful to all creation) & Ar-Raheem (especially merciful to the believers).

• Qur’an is guidance and truth for Muslims and non-Muslims.

• Allah gives chances for people to change; Qur’an as guidance to truth.

• Reflect on Allah’s creation (trees, stars, human beings).

• Qur’an contains prohibitions (e.g. zina, riba, corruption).

• Qur’an is a source of scientific inspiration—many scientists embraced Islam after research.

• Belief in Allah: keep faith strong through salah, Qur’an, remembrance.

• Belief in Malaikat (Angels):
  

  • Raqib and Atid: record every deed.

  • Munkar and Nakir: question in the grave.

  • Every person has an angel assigned.

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• Belief in Books: Injil (Gospel), Taurat (Torah), Zabur (Psalms), Qur’an.

• Belief in Prophets: Musa, Isa, Muhammad ﷺ, etc.

• Belief in Qadar (Divine Decree).

• Belief in Akhirah (Hereafter).

• Perform 5 daily prayers consistently.

• Read the Qur’an regularly—even a little but continuously.

• Internalise Allah’s presence in the heart.

• Avoid sins like riba, zina, corruption.

• Teach and learn the Qur’an:
  “The best among you are those who learn the Qur’an and teach it.”

• Aurah: command to observe modesty.

• Zina: serious sin; requires 4 witnesses to prove (Qur’an: Surah An-Nur).

• Islam sets boundaries (hudud) to protect society.

• Giving salam spreads peace & goodness.

• Islam: One true God, Qur’an as final guidance.

• Atheism: denial of God.

• Hinduism: belief in many gods.

• Animism: belief in spirits in natural objects.

📖 Belief in the Messengers (الإيمان بالرسل)

• Prophet Nuh عليه السلام: called his people to worship Allah alone.

• Rasul are chosen by Allah with special qualities:
  

  • Truthfulness (الصدق)

  • Trustworthiness (الأمانة)

  • Conveying the message (التبليغ)

  • Wisdom (الفطانة)

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• Prophets never commit betrayal, dishonesty, or lies.

• Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the final messenger.

• Prophets are human beings, not divine.

• Qada’: Allah’s eternal decree, written since the beginning.

• Qadar: the unfolding of Allah’s will according to His knowledge.

• Allah knows everything before it happens.

• Example: Allah wills who will enter Paradise. His mercy is greater for those who love Him and strive to obey.

• Death is fixed and cannot be avoided.

• Day of Judgement: everyone will be held accountable for their deeds.

• Three things remain a secret known only to Allah:
  

  1. The time of Qiyamah.

  2. Where we will die.

  3. What is hidden in the hearts.

  
  

• Repentance after the sun rises from the west will not be accepted.

• Prevents people from committing sins.

• Makes life meaningful and purposeful.

• Encourages constant tawbah (repentance) and istighfar.

• Strengthens patience and reliance on Allah during hardship.

• Motivates consistent good deeds.

• Tawheed: worship Allah alone, stay away from shirk.

• Wasatiyyah (Moderation): Islam is balanced, not extreme.

• Humans should never despair from Allah’s mercy.

• Awareness of the unseen (angels, shaytan, Hereafter) shapes moral behaviour.

📖 Qur’anic Teachings (Surah Al-Isra’)

• Be kind to parents; treat them with respect.

• Do not consume the wealth of orphans unjustly.

• Do not kill a soul except with just cause.

• Do not approach zina (fornication) — it is a great sin.

• Do not be wasteful — wasting is a practice of Shaytan.

• In our sustenance, there is a share for others → we must share with the needy.

• Ihsan means: to worship Allah as if you see Him; if you do not see Him, know that He sees you.

• Practice ihsan in:
  

  • Worship (salah, fasting, zakat, etc.)

  • Dealings with people (kindness, honesty, fulfilling rights).

  • Caring for family (parents, children, society).

    
    

• Actions must be done sincerely for Allah.

• Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged making istighfar frequently.

• Effects of sin:
  

  • A black dot forms on the heart until it is wiped away by repentance.

    
    

• Benefits of istighfar:
  

  • Purifies the soul.

  • Brings happiness and relief from sadness.

  • Increases sustenance.

    
    

• Belief in the Hereafter includes:
  

  • Al-Akhirah (the Hereafter)

  • Al-Ba‘th (Resurrection)

  • Al-Hisab (Accountability)

  • Al-Sirat (The Bridge)

  • Jannah & Jahannam (Paradise and Hellfire).

    
    

• On the Day of Judgment:
  

  • Every deed will be revealed.

  • Tongues, hands, and feet will testify against their owner.

  • No one can deny their actions.

    
    

• Muhasabah (self-reflection): reviewing one’s deeds every day.

• Small acts of good:
  

  • Giving food.

  • Smiling at others.

  • Helping with daily chores.

  
  

• Start mornings positively: prayer, remembrance, and gratitude.

• Avoid sins like lying, cheating, or arrogance.

• Islam emphasises justice, mercy, and kindness in all aspects of life.

• Ihsan elevates faith by combining sincerity with good character.

• Istighfar keeps the heart clean and connected to Allah.

• Remembering the Hereafter motivates us to live with purpose.

• Small, consistent deeds build a meaningful and happy life.

In conclusion, these experiences help us become stronger, wiser, and more appreciative of the people and blessings in our lives.

📖 Reference: Surah Maryam (41–50)

• Story of Prophet Ibrahim (a.s.) and his father, Azar.

• Azar worshipped and made idols.

• Prophet Ibrahim advised him with gentle words:
  

  • “Ya abati” = O my beloved father ❤️

  • Told him not to worship things that cannot see or hear.

  • Warned him about following Shaytan.

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• Prophet Ibrahim was worried his father might face Allah’s punishment.

• Father replied with anger, called his name, told him to leave.

• Prophet Ibrahim stayed calm, did not argue, and prayed for his father.

• He also prayed for a righteous family → Allah granted him a wife and children.

• Angels brought him glad tidings of a son.

• Akhlak → comes from the heart, natural, spontaneous.

• Adab → external, something we practice and show.

• If the heart is good → akhlak is good → adab will follow.

• When correcting others → use soft and respectful words.

• Take care of our tongue → no harsh words, no shouting.

• Do not hurt close friends with angry words.

• If we want people to treat us well → we must treat them well first.

• Help friends in need (financial, moral, or action of goodness).

• Always have ihsan (kindness) towards others.

• In wudhu → perform it properly.

• In solat → do not rush, pray with khushu’, use time wisely.

• Without adab in worship → our prayer is incomplete.

• Islam teaches us to have mercy and care.

• Example: Flotilla (Sumud) → some people mocked, saying “why go, only trouble?” → This is bad adab.

• Do not spread negative words.

• Build a strong society with positive speech, care, and unity.

Adab shapes how we act towards parents, friends, worship, and society.

Following Prophet Ibrahim’s example → always gentle, respectful, and full of ihsan.

1. Speak politely – use gentle and respectful words.

2. Listen attentively – let them finish speaking first.

3. Respect opinions – even if you disagree, stay humble.

4. Offer help – show care through actions.

5. Avoid arguing – maintain peace and kindness.

6. Greet first & give priority – in seating, walking, or eating.

Through this usrah session, I have learned a lot about the importance of brotherhood, responsibility, and practising what we learn in daily life. It reminds me to always improve myself and strengthen my relationship with Allah. I hope that usrah will continue in the future as a platform for us to share knowledge, give advice to one another, and build stronger faith and character as Muslims.

• Worship includes specific acts (prayer, fasting, zakat) and general acts (good manners, helping others) 🤲

• Intention (niyyah) is the foundation of every act of worship 💭

• Some people accept Islam later in life (reverts), while others are blessed to be born Muslim 🌱

• Islam is a great blessing, yet in some countries (e.g. France), Muslims face restrictions such as wearing the hijab 🧕🚫

• Humans are appointed as khalifah (vicegerents) on earth 🌍

• Being a khalifah means:
  

  • Becoming a leader, starting with ourselves 🧭

  • Encouraging others to do good 🤝

  • Loving others as we love ourselves ❤️

  
  

• Strengthen and top up iman 🔋

• Perform Solat Taubat 🙏

• Attend gatherings of knowledge 📚

• Do self-reflection (muhasabah) 🪞

• Read and reflect on the Qur’an 📖

• Increase obedience to Allah 🌸

“Actions are judged by intentions.”

• Worship must be done with clear and sincere intention 🎯

• Wisdom (hikmah) means deep understanding and good judgement 🧠

• Examples:
  

  • Prayer: surrender and reliance on Allah 🕋

  • Fasting: patience and self-control 🍽️

  • Humility (tawaduk): removes arrogance 🤍

  
  

📘 1. Reflecting on the Qur’an

• Read with focus and sincerity 🌟

• Apply the 5T method:
  

  1. Tartil – proper recitation 🗣️

  2. Translation – understand meaning 🌍

  3. Tafsir – explanation 📖

  4. Tadabbur – deep reflection 💭

  5. Tabligh – share with others 🤲

  
  

• Read as if the Qur’an is speaking to us personally ❤️

• Practise worship according to the Sunnah 🌿

• Learn from his character, patience, and mercy 🌸

  
  

• Observe nature:

  • Sunset 🌅

  • Moon and stars 🌙⭐

    
    

• This increases faith and gratitude 🙌

• Ask ourselves:
  

  • “Am I truly seeking Allah?” 🤲

    
    

• Good character requires effort, time, and consistency ⏳

1. Remembrance of Allah (Zikr) 🕊️
   

   • Strengthens love for Allah ❤️

     
     

2. Discipline and Self-Control 💪
   

   • Trains us to fight desires

     
     

3. Closeness to Allah 🌸
   

   • Brings peace and calmness

   
   

4. Understanding Life’s Purpose 🎯
   

   • Gives clear direction and meaning

   
   

• Worship without reflection is empty 🚫

• Sincere worship leads to wisdom (hikmah) ✨

• A believer who worships with understanding will gain guidance and peace 🤍

🌱 Core of Life as a Servant of Allah

• Worship is the foundation of a Muslim’s life 🤲

• True worship helps to shape good character (akhlaq) and purify the heart ❤️

• Ibadah is not a burden, but a means of guidance and protection 🌟

“Indeed, prayer prevents immorality and wrongdoing.”

• Solat helps prevent evil and immoral acts 🚫

• It protects our heart and character 🤍

• Fahsha’ refers to major sins such as zina (adultery) and other immoral acts ❌

• Allah commands us not even to approach zina 🚷

• A person who guards their prayer will have a sensitive and responsive heart 💭

• Allah is displeased when we do not seek forgiveness from Him 😔

• The Prophet ﷺ prayed until his feet swelled — not out of fear of sin, but as an expression of gratitude 🙏

• Even though the Prophet ﷺ was protected from sin (ma‘sum), he remained devoted in worship 🌸

🧠 Levels of Prayer

1. Ibadah – sincere worship for Allah 🤲

2. Routine – performed as a habit 🔁

3. Showing off (riya’) – done for people 👀

👉 A true sign of correct prayer is when it prevents us from sinful actions.

“…so that you may become righteous (taqwa).”

• Fasting is not only about hunger or tiredness 🍽️

• It teaches us self-control and God-consciousness 🧠

• Allah sees us even when no one else does 👁️

• Rewards for fasting are multiplied, and its reward is unlimited, known only to Allah ✨

• The months from Rajab to Sha‘ban remind us to return to Allah 🌿

• Repentance protects us from becoming hypocrites ⚠️

• Even those who go astray can return to Allah with sincere repentance 🤲

• Zakat purifies not only wealth but also the heart 💖

• Islam encourages Muslims to be financially strong while remaining humble 💼

• Hajj must be performed in Makkah 🕋

• It is limited to specific times ⏳

• Proper manners during Hajj include:

• Avoiding intimacy ❌

• Controlling desires ❌

• Avoiding sins and arguments ❌

• Hajj is not just a ritual — the true difference is taqwa 🌟

• A heart filled with fear and awareness of Allah defines a true pilgrim 🤍

• Allah wants to save us from empty and hardened hearts 💔

• Worship can transform our lives 🌱

• Ibadah should not be done merely as a routine, but with spirit and sincerity 🔥

• Jannah is not free — we must strive and make choices 🌸

• Guard your prayers 🕌 and stay connected to the Qur’an 📖

“Successful indeed are the believers — those who are humble and devoted in their prayer.”

(Surah Al-Mu’minūn: 1–2) 📖

Success is not about results or rankings 🏆❌

It is about the state of the heart ❤️

True success begins when our hearts are connected to Allah 🤲

Khushū‘ in ṣalāh is so deep that one may not feel heat or pain 🔥➡️😌

And khushū‘ is not impossible — it can always be improved 🌱✨

The Prophet ﷺ, who was ma‘ṣūm, prayed until his feet became swollen 🦶

When asked why, he replied:

“Should I not be a grateful servant?” 🤍

Khushū‘ does not stop inside ṣalāh —

its impact flows into our daily life 🌍➡️🕋

Why is it easy to obey Allah during ṣalāh,

but difficult outside ṣalāh? 🤔

Ṣalāh trains the heart to submit ❤️

When ṣalāh improves, obedience should follow 🌿

• Fighting laziness 😴

• Resisting desires 🔥

• Overcoming sleepiness & distractions 📱❌

“Those who strive for Us — We will surely guide them to Our ways.”

(Surah Al-‘Ankabūt: 69) 📖✨

If we strive, Allah will show the way 🚪🌟

After prayer, we reflect:

• “O Allah, I am still inconsistent in ṣalawāt.” 😔

• “O Allah, grant me istiqāmah to pray on time.” ⏰🤲

Before correcting others,

we correct ourselves first 🌱

Allah guards us outside ṣalāh 🤲✨

Ṣalāh prevents:

Al-fahshā’ and al-munkar 🚫

Remember this, akhī fīllāh 🤍 —

ṣalāh protects our character, dignity, and choices 🌸

Allah praises humble servants in Surah Al-Furqān 📖

and promises to raise their ranks ⬆️✨

As Ustaz Don said:

“Even the greatest angels obey Allah — who are we, so small, to be arrogant?” 👼🤲

Every breath is a blessing 🌬️

So we say: Alḥamdulillāh 🤍

Especially Du‘ā’ Iftitāḥ — it touches the soul 🤍

“Wajjahtu wajhiya…”

“I turn my face sincerely towards You…” 🌙🤲

When we recite Al-Fātiḥah,

Allah responds to every verse ✨

Allah praises His servant 🤍

Ṣalāh becomes a conversation with Allah 🗣️🤲

is a prayer filled with sincerity 🌙🤍

Living with this awareness

naturally brings khushū‘ into our ṣalāh 🕋🤍

Ṣalāh is a relationship ❤️🤝

It must be improved, not rushed 🕋🌱

• Zakah is one of the five pillars of Islam 🕌

• It purifies wealth, strengthens faith, and benefits society 🌱

• Obligations in Islam are not burdens, but ways to build righteous servants of Allah who help their community🤝

• Literally: means growth, blessing, purification 🌸

• Technically: fixed share of wealth prescribed by Allah to be given to specific recipients 💰

• Shows worship in Islam is both spiritual (prayer, fasting) and social/ material (helping others) ⚖️

• Zakah = compulsory, structured, with fixed recipients 📌

• Sadaqah = voluntary, flexible, any form of giving ❤️

• Zakah has two types: Zakah al-fitr &

Zakah al-mal🌙

• Sadaqah includes donation, waqf, infãg, and other acts of giving🌟

• Giving zakah shows reliance on

Allah, not wealth.

• Believers trust Allah's promise that charity will be replaced and multiplied.

and horizontal

relationship (with people) 🌍

• Spiritual benefits: reliance on Allah, detachment from materialism, inner

peace 🌿

• Social benefits: care for the needy, unity, and togetherness in the community🤲❤️

2️⃣UKHUWWAH (Brotherhood) 🫂

• Zakah builds unity, empathy, and care among Muslims.

• Reduces selfishness and strengthens bonds of faith.

• Hadith: "A Muslim is a brother to another Muslim; he should not oppress him..."

During the usroh session, I realized that I need to listen more carefully 👂 to understand the lessons better. I should also participate more actively 🗣️ by sharing my thoughts and asking questions. Additionally, I want to practice the teachings in my daily life 🙏 especially in improving my manners and being more patient with others. I also need to prepare myself before the session 📖 so that I can benefit more from the discussion.

Today’s usroh reminded me of the importance of self-discipline and sincerity in worship 💖. I learned that small efforts, like being kind and thoughtful 😊, can make a big difference in my life and in the lives of others. Listening to the experiences of my friends motivated me to apply what I have learned 💡 and to continue improving myself spiritually and morally 🌱.

I did this part about Social Impact and Continuity.

It explains how fasting helps us feel empathy for the less fortunate and encourages us to care for others through charity, zakat, and ihsan. It also reminds us that taqwa is not only for Ramadan, but should continue through self-discipline and good behaviour all year round.

In conclusion, fasting builds inner discipline and teaches us social responsibility.

1. Al-Hukm al-Taklifi (Obligatory

Rulings) ⚖️

• Definition: Allah's address concerning the actions of the legally accountable person.

  
  

• Five rulings:

  1️⃣Wãjib(Obligation): Must be
  done.

  
  2️⃣Mandub
  (Recommendation):
  Encouraged.

  
  3️⃣Mubãh (Permissible):
  Neutral.

  
  4️⃣Makrüh (Reprehensible):
  Better avoided.

  
  

  5️⃣Haram (Prohibited):
  Forbidden.

• Definition: Allah's address that makes something a sign for a ruling.

• Categories:

1️⃣ Cause (Sabab): Triggers the ruling → e.g. sun decline → Zuhr

prayer.

2️⃣Condition (Shart): Required

for validity → e.g. wudhu → prayer.

3️⃣Preventer (Mani'): Blocks the ruling → e.g. menstruation →

no prayer.

• Fasting is an important act of worship in Islam 🕋

• It trains the soul, the body, and the heart ❤️

• Helps Muslims develop taqwa and good character 🌱

• Fasting is obligatory for believers ✅

• It was also prescribed to nations before us 🕊

• Main purpose: to achieve taqwa 🤍

• Fasting requires iman and sincerity 🤲

• Obedience is proof of real faith 💡

• Jews and Christians ✡️✝️

• Or all previous nations 🌍

• Wisdom:

• Makes fasting feel lighter 💪

• Encourages Muslims to do better 🌟

• Means being careful to avoid Allah’s anger

• Example of ‘Umar r.a:

• Walking on a thorny path 🌵

• Being extra careful = taqwa ✔️

• Fasting trains this carefulness 🧠

• If a person does not leave lies and bad behaviour,

Allah does not need him to leave food and drink ❌🍽

Lesson:

• Fasting is not only physical 💭

• It includes controlling speech and actions 🤐

• Builds strong self-discipline 🧘‍♂️

• Strengthens relationship with Allah 🤍

• Purifies the heart and soul ✨

1. Obeying Allah 🤲

2. Avoiding sins 🚫

3. Facing difficulties 💪

2. Intermediate: Guard tongue, eyes & hands 👀👄

3. Highest: Heart focused only on Allah ❤️

• Encourages sharing and feeding others 🤝

• Feeding a fasting person = same reward 🏆

• It shapes our character, patience, and empathy 🌱

• Through fasting, Muslims become closer to Allah 🤲

• Fasting helps us become better believers 🌟

Understanding Al-Hukm al-Taklifi helps us prepare for salah with greater awareness and sincerity. By knowing what is wajib, mandub, mubah, makruh, and haram, we can arrange our actions in a way that pleases Allah 🤍. Proper preparation according to these rulings purifies our intentions, disciplines our behavior, and leads to khushu in prayer. When our actions align with Allah’s guidance, our salah becomes more meaningful, focused, and accepted, in shā’ Allāh 🌿🤲