I have eight siblings and I am the sixth child. When people hear how many siblings I have, most of them will be surprised by how many siblings I have. Hence, I am used to such reactions.

In fact, I'm still confused with my identity whether I'm an extrovert or an introvert or an ambivert. I think the reason is that my personality changes according to the situation or the person I am communicating with.

This hadith encompasses all internal convictions and external behaviors. Because it includes knowledge of the Sunnah, the sciences of Shariah trace their origins back to these hadiths. Because Surah al-Fatiha contains the entirety of the Qur'an, it has been referred to as the Mother or Core of the Qur'an. As a result, some scholars have dubbed this hadith the Mother or Core of the Sunnah.

Hadith Jibreel (Angel Gabriel) is another name for this hadith (as). The narrative of Jibreel (as) and his queries for the Prophet (sas) is related in the hadith. After answering their queries, the Prophet (sas) spoke to his companions. "Baab Jibreel" is the name of a door of Masjid An-Nabawi in Madina. The door that Jibreel (as) entered to pose these queries to the Prophet (sas) is recognized as such.

There are several reasons why the nature and environment is good for us. Being in nature gives the chance to actively interact with a range of stimuli that are different from what they typically encounter on a daily basis, which can help us to become more self-assured and foster an active imagination.

1. Plant a tree

2. Donate towards preservation

3. Spread awareness

4. Spend more time in it

5. Lower your carbon footprint

Group 6 : Sustainability in Islam

Social and economic sustainability are also included in the Islamic definition of sustainability. Islam promotes fairness in business dealings as well as social justice. The Quran forbids usury and promotes almsgiving and aiding the poor. Islam also promotes sustainable economic methods, like abstaining from wasteful and excessive consumption.

1. Taking care of earth

2. Using resources wisely

3. Not wasting

4. Protecting nature

5. Helping others

6. Thinking about the future

Islam's notion of IHSAN denotes the act of doing good, carrying out one's responsibilities or any other legal or beneficial task to the best of one's ability, excellence, and perfection. The Arabic word حسن, meaning quality, goodness, and beauty, is the source of the word Ihsan. As for the word Ihsan itself, it comes from the verb "ahsana" (أَحْسَنَ), which means "to do good" or "to do something in the best possible way."

After group 1 explained about courtesy, we answered the quiz prepared by naqibah. The quiz contains multiple choice questions and answers. From this quiz, we can find out our level of understanding about this topic.

The link of quiz : https://quizizz.com/join?gc=83739526

In Islam, being a student is not about learning facts and figures. It’s also about growing as a person and becoming the best version of yourself. Let’s learn from al-Ghazali and al-Isfahani about how students should behave. This can help us on our journey to better understand ourselves. The adab of the student means how students should act when they learn. It’s about studying how we treat others and learning with kindness and respect. In Islam, learning is meaningful, and how students behave is essential for growing. As Allah says in the Quran,

“And say: My Lord, increase me in knowledge” (20:114)

Group 3 : Adab towards parents

In order to honor one's parents, one must obey them, respect them, pray for them, lower one's voice when they are around, smile at them, and show them humility. One must also make an effort to serve their parents, grant their wishes, consult them, listen to what they have to say, and respect their friends both while they are alive and after they have passed away.

According to Islamic belief, the dead will rise from the grave on the Last Day, when the world will end, and each person will get a judgment based on their conduct. The Qurʾān mostly describes a judgment by an individual, although a number of verses describe the resurrection of several groups, each of which will be judged in accordance with "their own book." In keeping with this, the Qurʾān also discusses the "death of communities" in a number of chapters, each of which has a specific duration. The assessment, on the other hand, will be specific to each person, regardless of the performance parameters.

Group 8 : Adab towards teacher and parents

Islam's definition of ādāb, which is based on Islamic principles, is commonly considered to refer to Islamic manners and character. Numerous qualities, including reliability, morality, accountability, consideration for others, and decency, are components of a positive personality.

The Prophet Muhammad SAW is the most exemplary person in Islam. "There has certainly been for you in the Messenger of Allah (Prophet Muhammad) an excellent pattern for anyone whose hope is in Allah and the Last Day and who remembers Allah often," the Quran states clearly in Surah al-Aḥzāb, verse 21.

As Muslims, we have a unique responsibility towards our neighbors. In fact, we are made very clear in Quran about Neighbors rights. Allah says in the Quran about neighbor, “Worship Allah and associate nothing with Him, and to parents do good, and to relatives, orphans, the needy, the near neighbor, the neighbor farther away, the companion at your side, the traveler, and those whom your right hands possess. Indeed, Allah does not like those who are arrogant and boastful” (Surah An-Nisa, 4:36). The scholar Ibn Kathir states about this verse that the near neighbor may refer to a neighbor who is also a relative and the neighbor farther away is one who is a stranger. Although our busy lifestyles in the West may hinder us from building strong relationships with our neighbors, we should still strive to connect with them as our religion requires.

Here are some of the ways we can become exemplary neighbors to those around us, both Muslim and non-Muslim:

1. Give greetings and a smile

2. Being a good neighbour and take care of the community

3. Visit and checkup on them when they are ill