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State : Terengganu

Course : Arabic for International Communication (ARCOM)

Matric Num : 259354

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-A student must observe outward manners such as reviewing lessons, taking notes, asking questions, reading more, and preparing for class.

-The ultimate goal of seeking knowledge is to bring us closer to Allah Almighty and attain His pleasure.

-Islam is built upon five pillars: shahadah , prayer, zakat, fasting in Ramadan, and hajj.

-Iman is based on six articles: belief in Allah, the angels, the scriptures, the messengers, the Last Day, and qada’ and qadar.

-Ihsan is to worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you cannot, then be certain that He always sees you.

~Believing in Allah builds certainty that He is the only Creator, Sustainer, and the One worthy of worship. It strengthens tawhid and makes a Muslim submit fully to His will.

~Believing in the revealed books shows that Allah has always guided mankind. It reminds us to follow the Qur’an as the final and perfect guidance for life, ensuring we stay on the straight path.

~Believing in the angels makes us aware that Allah’s commands are carried out perfectly, and that our deeds are always recorded. This awareness encourages righteousness and avoidance of sin.

2.Belief in the messengers strengthens faith by reminding us to follow their guidance, with Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as the final and best example.

3.Belief in the Hereafter reminds us that life is temporary and we will be judged, so we must prepare with good deeds.

-Belief in the Hereafter reminds us that life is temporary and all deeds will be judged.

-The Great Day of Judgment reminds us that life is temporary, and every deed will be judged.

-It is acquired through ibadah (worship), sincere devotion, and the cultivation of inner qualities such as humility, sincerity, and patience.

-Niyyah ensures that every deed is directed purely towards Allah SWT, giving meaning and acceptance to acts of worship.

-Amal represents the practical embodiment of faith through consistent good deeds, while ihsan elevates worship to the highest level—serving Allah as though one sees Him.

-Together, these elements form the pathway to true ḥikmah, guiding Muslims to live in accordance with divine principles and positively impact the wider community.

-Ultimately, the acquisition of ḥikmah empowers believers to lead lives of balance, integrity, and devotion, fulfilling the objectives of Islamic education and spiritual growth.

-Each form of worship cultivates specific inner qualities:

1.Prayer restrains immorality and nurtures remembrance of Allah.

2.Fasting develops taqwa (piety) and self-discipline.

3.Zakat purifies wealth and hearts, fostering compassion and social justice.

4.Hajj manifests total devotion, preparing the believer for the Hereafter.

-Wudu and Tayammum ensure cleanliness and validity of prayer, emphasizing purity before standing before Allah.

-Khushu’ is the essence of prayer—focusing the heart, calming the mind, and humbling oneself before Allah.

-Obstacles like distraction and worldly thoughts reduce khushu’, while preparation, cleanliness, understanding the recitations, and praying in a calm environment help achieve it.

-Prayer with khushu’ transforms routine acts into true devotion, purifying the soul and strengthening the believer’s connection with Allah.

-It builds Islamic character through obedience, striving, reflection, modesty, and humility.

-Salah with khushu’ strengthens faith, improves behaviour, and prevents sinful acts.

-True prayer is not just performed; it is lived transforming the heart and shaping daily actions.

-Its main goal is taqwa—mindfulness of Allah and avoidance of sin.

-It trains patience, self-control, and sincerity beyond just abstaining from food.

-It nurtures mercy and empathy by making believers feel hunger and care for others.

-Overall, fasting purifies the soul, disciplines the body, and strengthens social bonds.