19 years old

Born at Sungai petani Kedah and live there

My previous school is MRSM Baling

And further Studies at IIUM

Love to eat🍩

Before touching al Quran take wudu first

2.Handle with respect

Always hold Quran with right hand as sign of respect

3.Keep it clean

Make sure the place is clean

4.Sincere intentions

Approach the al Quran with intention of seeking knowledge

Means acknowledge that only Allah one god. He is the creator and sustainer of all and not have partner

2.Belief in Angels

Angels are considered spiritual being created by Allah from light

They carry Allah commands

3.Belief in the Revealed Books

Muslim believe that Allah guidance has been revealed through scriptures to various prophets

2.Sign of the day of judgement

The return of prophet isa

The emergence of Dajjal

The rising of sun from the west

3.Prophet isa is believed to return as major sign of the day of Judgement. His return is not as new prophet but to restore justice and truth

respect with honour-speak politely and give Salam to teachers

Obedience in learning matters-follow the teacher instructions

2.Adab with neighbour

Greet your neighbour warmly-Give Salam to them

Offer help- when their need some help and be considerate with their feelings

3.Adab as students

Sincere intentions-seeking knowledge with good intentions

Respect teachers-speak politely

4.Adab with others

Be polite and respectful-speak with kindness

Show empathy-be considerate of others feelings

• usrah help me to know more about Islam

• Strength relationship with others

• Help to fix my akhlaq

IMPROVEMENT

• make quizzes

• Do games

Niyyah (نِيَّة) is the Arabic term for intention. In Islamic context, it refers to the inner resolve or purpose behind performing an act of worship (ʿibādah) or any action. Niyyah is what differentiates acts of worship from mere habits or routines. It resides in the heart and does not necessarily have to be uttered verbally.

Aspects of Niyyah

1. Internal Aspect (Heart-based):

Niyyah is formed in the heart, based on sincerity and awareness of doing something for the sake of Allah (ikhlāṣ).

It's not about uttering words, but about having a clear purpose and consciousness in performing an act.

Relating Niyyah to the Acquisition of Hikmah (Wisdom) from Ibadah

1. Clarity of Purpose Leads to Reflection:

When niyyah is sincere, a person is more mindful during ʿibādah. This mindfulness opens the heart to reflect deeply, leading to hikmah (wisdom).

Reason: Why Ibadah Contains Hikmah (Wisdom)

1. To Fulfill the Purpose of Creation

Allah says in the Qur’an:

"And I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me."

(Surah Adh-Dhariyat, 51:56)

Worship is the core purpose of human existence. Through worship, we align ourselves with the ultimate truth and purpose, which gives life meaning.

2. Spiritual Purification (Tazkiyah al-Nafs)

Ibadah purifies the heart from diseases like arrogance, hatred, and greed. For example, salah trains discipline and humility, while zakat curbs greed and nurtures generosity.

3. Connection with Allah (Taqarrub ilallah)

Acts of worship strengthen the relationship between the servant and the Creator. The more a person engages in sincere worship, the closer they become to Allah.

Taharah in Islam means purity or cleanliness, and it is a fundamental part of a Muslim’s daily life. It’s not just about physical cleanliness, but also spiritual purity. Islam emphasizes cleanliness as part of faith

🧼 Definition of Taharah

> Taharah means removing physical impurities (najis) and being in a state of ritual cleanliness.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Cleanliness is half of faith.”

🔍 Types of Taharah

1. Physical Purity (Taharah Haqiqiyyah)

Purifying the body, clothes, and place of worship from najis (impurities) like urine, blood, feces,

Pillar of Salah

1. Niyyah (intention)

2. Takbiratul Ihram

3. Standing (Qiyam)

4. Recitation of Surah Al-Fatihah

5. Ruku‘ (bowing)

6. I‘tidal (standing after ruku‘)

7. Sujud (prostration)

8. Sitting between the two sujud

9. Tranquility in each position

10. Final Tashahhud

11. Sitting for the final Tashahhud

12. Salawat upon the Prophet ﷺ

13. Taslim (saying salam)

14. Performing all pillars in order (Tarteeb)

🧠 1. Prepare Your Mind

Renew your intention (niyyah) — remind yourself: “I am standing before Allah.”

Clear your thoughts — forget worldly distractions before starting.

💧 2. Perform Wudhu Properly

Make wudhu with full attention, thinking: “This is preparation to meet Allah.”

Wudhu refreshes the body and the soul.

🕌 1. Mental Preparation (Before Wudhu)

Renew Your Intention (Niyyah):

Remind yourself that you’re about to stand before the King of kings. Make your intention pure — not just to “get it done,” but to connect with Allah.

Clear Your Mind:

Pause briefly before salah. Let go of thoughts about school, family, phone, or stress. Tell yourself: “Now is my time with Allah.”

💧 2. Physical Preparation

Perform Wudhu Properly:

Take your time while making wudhu, imagining your sins being washed away. This sets a spiritual mood.

> The Prophet ﷺ said:

"When a Muslim performs ablution, his sins leave his body with the water."

(Sahih Muslim)

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🏅 1. Attaining Taqwa (God-consciousness)

> “O you who have believed, fasting is prescribed for you… that you may attain taqwa.”

(Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:183)

Fasting trains the soul to be aware of Allah and to avoid sin, even when no one is watching.

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💎 2. Fasting is a Shield

The Prophet ﷺ said:

> “Fasting is a shield...”

(Sahih Bukhari & Muslim)

It protects from sinful acts and shields the believer from Hellfire.

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📈 3. Immense Reward (Only Allah Knows It)

> “Every deed of the son of Adam is for him except fasting; it is for Me, and I will reward it.”

(Hadith Qudsi – Bukhari & Muslim)

This shows the special and personal value of fasting to Allah.

🌿 1. Purifies Wealth and Soul

> “Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them and increase them in goodness...”

(Surah At-Tawbah, 9:103)

Zakah cleanses wealth from greed.

It purifies the heart from stinginess.

💖 2. Fulfills a Pillar of Islam

> “Islam is built on five pillars…”

(Zakah is one of them — Sahih Bukhari & Muslim)

Paying zakah is an act of obedience to Allah.

It reflects true submission and faith.

🤝 3. Supports the Needy and Builds Unity

Helps the poor, orphans, and those in debt.

Reduces jealousy and creates love among the community.

💸 4. Increases Barakah (Blessings) in Wealth

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Charity does not decrease wealth.”

(Sahih Muslim)

Zakah brings blessings and protection to wealth.

Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam and must be performed at least once in a lifetime by every Muslim who is physically and financially able.

Why it is important:

Obedience to Allah: Fulfills one of the key pillars of Islam.

Spiritual cleansing: Wipes away past sins, as the Prophet ﷺ said, “Whoever performs Hajj for Allah's pleasure... he will return as if he were born anew.” (Bukhari)

Unity of Muslims: Millions gather from around the world in the same clothing, performing the same rituals, showing equality and brotherhood.

2. Importance of Sacrifice (Qurban)

Qurban or Udhiya is the act of sacrificing an animal during Eid al-Adha to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s (AS) willingness to sacrifice his son for Allah.

Why it is important:

Act of obedience and devotion: It shows our willingness to submit to Allah’s command.

Charity and sharing: The meat is distributed to the poor, promoting compassion and care for others.

Revives the sunnah of Prophet Ibrahim (AS): His trust in Allah is a powerful lesson in faith.

❤️ 3. Importance of God-Consciousness (Taqwa)

Taqwa means being aware of Allah in all our actions — having fear, love, and respect for Him.

Why it is important:

Foundation of all good deeds: Taqwa makes a person avoid sins and do good even when no one is watching.

Allah loves the muttaqeen (those with taqwa):