Let me introduce myself to you guys, my fellow usrah members to ensure we know each other well 🫶🏻🤍

NAME : Nur Fathiah Athirah Binti Mohamed

AGE : 18 years old

HOMETOWN : Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu

SECONDARY SCHOOL : SM Imtiaz Yt Setiu

MATRIC NO : 245294

MAHALLAH : Azdah

COURSE : Allied Health Science

CONTACT NO : 0132042600

EMAIL : fathiahathirah57@gmail.com

FACILITATOR : Sr Kauthar

USRAH GROUP : Group 28

HOBBY : Reading novels and watching dramas

-Adab in this regard is not just having the right knowledge but also the right practice of that knowledge.

-This mean that we don't study just to be successful but we learn to apply it in our daily life so that we can benefit the people around us.

-Knowledge without manners is a useless thing. Before seeking knowledge, we need to maintain good manners no matter who we are, especially with the teachers who teach us so that the knowledge we get will be blessed.

✨AL QURAN AS THE BOOK OF GUIDANCE

-The Quran describes itself as a book of guidance for humankind.

-Everything is written in the Al-Quran.

-Correct the tajwid when reading the Quran so that what we read carries the true meaning.

1. Islam which is described with the "Five Pillars of Islam,"

2. Iman which is described with the "Six Articles of Faith,"

3. Ihsan, or "doing what is beautiful," and

4. al-Saah or The Hour, which is not described, but its signs are given.

2. Belief in Al-Malaa’ika (The Angels).✨
   The second Pillar of Iman is the belief in Allah’s angels. The angels are messengers of Allah. They were created from light and were created, before humans, for the purpose of worshipping Allah. 

3. Belief in Al Kitab (the books of Allah).✨
   The third Pillar of Iman is the belief in the books of Allah. Here it is the belief that at the time when these books were sent down they truly were a message from Allah. The only book left is the Qur’an in its entirety, because it is the last revelation Allah will send to us. There are four books known to man: The Taurah sent with the Prophet Musa (Moses), the Zabur sent with the Prophet Dawud (David), the Injil sent with Prophet Isa (Jesus) and the Qur’an sent with Prophet Muhammad. We as Muslims are to believe in all of these books and not just the Qur’an.

5. Belief in Yawmil Qiyaamah (Day Of Rising/The Last Day).🤍
   The fifth Pillar of Iman is the belief in the Last Day. This is the Day of accounting for all deeds; evil or good, big or small. In our lives we need to believe that all we do will have bearing on the Last Day. No one but Allah knows when this day will come, so it is up to us to live each day as if it was our last.

6. Belief in Qada and Qadar (Divine will and Decree).🤍

• Belief in al-qada’(the Divine will) is certain belief that everything that happens in this universe happens by the will and decree of Allah.

• Belief in al-qadar(the Divine decree). In Saheeh Muslim (8) it is narrated that Ibn ‘Umar (may Allaah be pleased with him) heard that some people were denying al-qadar. He said: “If I meet these people I will tell them that I have nothing to do with them and they have nothing to do with me. By the One by Whom ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar swore, if one of them had gold equivalent to Mount Uhud and he spent it, Allaah would not accept it from him unless he believed in al-qadar”. The correct belief in al-qadar also involves believing in the following that the individual has free will by means of which he acts.

1- The rights of parents in Islam may be summed up as treating them well, and behaving with them kindly.

2- In order to be dutiful to your parents, you should obey them, do as they ask you and refrain from what they tell you not to do.

3- You can make du'a' for your parents and pray for their forgiveness.

Manners toward neighbours✨

Get to know your neighbours

Say hi, take a few minutes to chat–you might end up with a lifelong friend or maybe you won't, but you'll never know until you try. Either way–you should also be respectful or your neighbour's property, by not taking shortcuts across their lawns or hanging out outside their houses.

Manners toward society✨

One has to be courteous, polite, and respectful if they want to have a good life in a society cluttered with people. Be polite and respectful to others as much as you can. Make an effort to help others when you know they need help. Be punctual when you are invited to someone's home for dinner.

Manners as a student✨

We should be helpful, polite and humble to others in every possible way. We must use the words 'sorry', 'please', 'thank you', 'excuse me' and 'time wish' as and when required. We must respect the other's property and always take permission before using.

Sunnah 1:  Reflect on nature to remember Allah.

It’s no mistake that the Quran calls upon us to think deeply about our natural surroundings.

Sunnah 2: Show kindness to animals.

The Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, was a staunch supporter of animal welfare. Kindness, consideration, and prevention of unnecessary harm to animals were all part of the Prophet’s Sunnah for his companions and for us

Sunnah 3: Plant what you can.

Another nature Sunnah of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, was to plant trees and sow seeds as much as possible.

Sustainability in Islam

1. Oneness of Creation: Everything in the world is connected. This belief encourages us to care for our environment as part of a greater whole.

2. Stewardship: We’re seen as caretakers of the Earth. It’s our job to protect nature and use resources wisely.

3. Respect for Nature: Islam teaches us to appreciate the environment and avoid waste. Simple actions, like planting trees and conserving water, are highly valued.

4. Moderation: Balance is key. Enjoying what we have without excess helps us live sustainably and respect the Earth’s limits.

5. Social Justice: Caring for the environment also means caring for people. We should ensure that resources are shared fairly, especially with those in need.

6. Community Action: Working together as a community makes a bigger impact. Engaging in local environmental efforts is encouraged.

7. Traditional Practices: Many cultures within Islam have sustainable practices rooted in tradition, like organic farming, which help preserve the environment

-The term ḥikmah is often translated as "wisdom" or "philosophy" in English.

✨ HIKMAH AND IBADAH

-Hikmah is wisdom—knowing the right thing to do in the right way at the right time.

-Ibadah is worship—doing what pleases Allah with sincerity and obedience.

✨ OBJECTIVE OF HIKMAH IN ISLAM

-To help a person live wisely, make just decisions, and act in a way that pleases Allah and benefits others.

✨ DEFINITION OF NIYYAH

-Niyyah means intention, what you plan in your heart before doing something, especially in worship.

Example: Before praying, you intend in your heart that you're praying for Allah.

✨ DEFINITION OF AMAL

-Amal means action or deed, anything you do, whether good or bad.

In Islam, amal is important because your actions show your faith and are judged by Allah.

Example:Salah, Zakat, Fasting, Hajj, Kindness.

In this session, i can know more about the meaning of hikmah and amal. So, i can practice it in my daily life to become a better muslim.

1) Ṣalāh (Prayer) is the act of praying to Allah five times a day, at dawn, noon, afternoon, sunset, and night. It helps Muslims stay connected to Allah, remember Him throughout the day, and develop discipline and peace in their lives.

2) Sawm (Fasting) is when Muslims do not eat or drink from dawn until sunset during the month of Ramadan. It teaches patience, self-control, and empathy for those who are poor and hungry, while also helping Muslims become closer to Allah.

3) Zakāh (Charity) is giving a small part of your money (usually 2.5% of savings) to the poor and those in need. It purifies your wealth, helps the community, and reminds Muslims to care for others who are less fortunate.

4) Ḥajj (Pilgrimage) is a journey that Muslims who are physically and financially able must make at least once in their lifetime to the holy city of Makkah. It is a time for worship, reflection, and unity with Muslims from all over the world.

✨ In conclusion, Ṣalāh, Ṣawm, Zakāh, and Ḥajj are the main pillars of worship in Islam that help Muslims strengthen their faith, improve their character, and build a caring, united community.

In this session, i learn about salah, sawm, zakah and hajj which is very important as a muslim to know. Because we need to perform 5 daily prayers in our daily life, fast in Ramadhan, perform hajj and zakah which is obligatory upon Muslim

Khusyuk✨- the act of the heart where its include the feeling of fear and humility while facing Allah swt and it is shown through the actions of someone who is calm, not moving too much and being submissive and humble while praying.

Steps to attain khusyuk in prayer✨

• remembering death

• does not perform the peayer hurriedly

• understanding the meaning of the verses recited during prayer

💗prayer without khusyuk is valid… However, praying without khusyu will decreases the rewards of the prayer performed

💗sins fall off in ruku and sajdah

💗salah with khusyuk

1) al taah

2) al jihad

3) tawaddhu

4) muhasabah

5) iffah

In this session, i had learnt about Salah . As we know, as a Muslim, we need to be khusyuk in Salah so it will increased the reward of the prayer.

And my part is the third point: Helps in Building Stronger Relationship

In Islam, having good manners is not only about how we behave individually, but it also deeply affects how we connect with others. When we are respectful, kind, and patient with people whether it’s our family, friends, or even strangers, it creates trust, reduces misunderstandings, and strengthens the bond between hearts.

Prophet Muhammad SAW is the best example. He was always gentle, forgiving, and considerate, even to those who treated him badly. This shows us that good character can bring peace and harmony in any relationship.

So, in this session, we can conclude that the better our Akhlaq, the stronger and more meaningful our relationships will be. So, as a Muslim , we should improve our character so that we can bring love and unity into our homes and communities.

And i need to present the first point and second point base on the above poster.

As we know, Ramadan is a special month when many people improve their habits, focus on worship, and spend more time with family nd the community. However, once Ramadhan ends, some of these positive changes begin to fade.

First, no more daily iftar gatherings. During Ramadhan, families and friends often eat iftar together every evening. Its like a special time to connect with our fanily members . But after Ramdadhan end, thus daily gathering stops, and that feeling of closeness starts to fade.

Second, return of bad habits. After Ramadhan, some people slowly go back to things they stopped doing like gossiping, wasting time or getting angry easily. During Ramadhan, they tried hard to avoid these habits, but after its over, they forgot and return to it.

But overall, it was very nice! 🫶🏻