Course : Physical Science

Passion : Badminton & Ping pong

My dream is to be a rightful and trustful person to my beloved one in this world. Also, don't forget to always smile :)

Doesn't matter about the time and the place, we just have to be thoughtful before reading the Quran, when reading the Quran and after reading the Quran

This is something that my friends and I have been working on for a long time. It's not that the topic was hard but the messages that we are trying to convey takes a lot of effort in order to make sure everyone understand it ( ^ - ^ )

🕌 1. Salah (Prayer)

• Discipline and mindfulness: Regular prayer trains the soul to be punctual, focused, and spiritually aware.

• Hikmah gained: Understanding the importance of balance between the body and soul, and reliance on Allah during hardship.

📦 2. Zakat (Charity)

• Empathy and social justice: Giving purifies wealth and reminds the believer that everything is entrusted by Allah.

• Hikmah gained: Recognition of the value of community, gratitude, and that true wealth lies in giving, not hoarding.

🌙 3. Sawm (Fasting)

• Self-restraint and humility: Fasting controls desires, builds patience, and raises awareness of the struggles of the poor.

• Hikmah gained: The ability to prioritize long-term spiritual goals over immediate physical wants.

🕋 4. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

• Unity and submission: Pilgrimage demonstrates submission to Allah and the equality of all Muslims before Him.

• Hikmah gained: Realization of life's temporality and the importance of purification of intention and self-sacrifice.

📖 5. Tilawah (Recitation of Qur'an) & Dhikr (Remembrance)

• Reflection and connection with divine guidance: Constant engagement with the Qur'an sharpens moral insight and spiritual awareness.

• Hikmah gained: Direct exposure to Allah’s words leads to the internalization of values, justice, and wisdom.

🌱 Overall Wisdom (Hikmah) Acquired from Ibadah:

• Tazkiyah (purification of the soul): A clean soul perceives truth and wisdom more clearly.

• Tawakkul (trust in Allah): Worship strengthens reliance on Allah rather than worldly means.

• Insightful decision-making: Through divine connection, the believer begins to act with foresight, balance, and understanding of consequences.

• Moral clarity: Worship aligns one's sense of right and wrong with divine values, leading to wise choices.

Quranic Support:

“He grants wisdom to whom He wills, and whoever has been granted wisdom has certainly been given much good.”
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:269)

1. It connects you with Allah – When you worship sincerely, your heart becomes calm and your mind becomes clear. This helps you think wisely.

2. It purifies your heart – Worship removes pride, greed, and jealousy, allowing you to see things with more truth and fairness.

3. It teaches discipline – Doing ibadah regularly trains your mind to be patient, focused, and responsible, which are keys to being wise.

📚 Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah:

1. Salah (Prayer) – Trains focus, patience, and humility.

2. Fasting – Teaches self-control and empathy for the poor.

3. Zakat (Charity) – Builds generosity and care for others.

4. Qur’an and Dhikr (Remembrance) – Direct connection to Allah’s words, full of guidance and wisdom.

5. Hajj – Teaches equality, unity, and purpose of life.

🌟 In short:

Ibadah softens the heart, sharpens the mind, and guides your soul — that’s how it gives you hikmah.

📖 From the Qur’an:

1. Wisdom is a Gift from Allah to the Worshippers

"He gives hikmah to whom He wills, and whoever is given hikmah has certainly been given much good. But none will remember except people of understanding."
— Surah Al-Baqarah (2:269)

Khushu means praying with:

• full concentration

• a humble heart

• deep respect for Allah

It's when your heart, mind, and body are all focused in your salah.

🌈 Virtues of Salah with Khushu (with Dalil)

1. ✅ Success in the Hereafter

Dalil:
"Certainly will the believers have succeeded. They who are during their prayer khashi’un (humbly submissive)."
— Surah Al-Mu’minun (23:1–2)

🔍 Meaning: Those who pray with khushu are described as true believers and are the first to succeed.

2. 🧽 Sins Are Forgiven

Dalil:
The Prophet ﷺ said:
"When a Muslim performs wudu properly, then prays two rakaat with full attention and devotion (khushu’), all his past sins will be forgiven."
— Sahih Muslim

🔍 Meaning: Khushu makes your prayer more meaningful — and that leads to forgiveness of sins.

3. 💖 Loved by Allah

Dalil:
"And establish prayer for My remembrance."
— Surah Taha (20:14)

🔍 Meaning: Salah with khushu shows you remember Allah truly, and Allah loves those who remember Him sincerely.

4. 🛡️ Protects from Evil

Dalil:
"Indeed, prayer prevents immorality and wrongdoing."
— Surah Al-‘Ankabut (29:45)

🔍 Meaning: When you pray with khushu, it changes your heart — and protects you from sin.

1. ✅ It brings you closer to Allah

2. 🧽 It cleans your heart and soul

3. 🛡️ It teaches self-control and patience

4. 🎁 It gives great reward from Allah

5. ❤️ It helps you feel the pain of the poor

📖 One Dalil (Evidence):

The Prophet ﷺ said:
"Every act of the son of Adam is for him, except fasting; it is for Me, and I will reward it."
— Sahih al-Bukhari

🔍 Meaning: Fasting is a very special worship — Allah gives a reward so big that only He knows it!

✨ In short:

Fasting makes you stronger, cleaner, and closer to Allah — and the reward is huge.

1. 💰 Purifies your wealth

2. 💖 Cleans your heart from greed

3. 🌍 Helps the poor and builds a caring society

4. 🤲 Brings blessings (barakah)

5. 🕌 Shows true faith and obedience to Allah

📖 One Dalil (Evidence):

Allah says:
"Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them and cause them to grow..."
— Surah At-Tawbah (9:103)

🔍 Meaning: Zakah cleans your soul and increases your wealth in goodness and blessings.

✨ In short:

Zakah makes your heart pure, helps others, and brings blessings — it's a sign of true faith.