Matric no.: 245737

Email: sakinahhumaira@outlook.com

Social media: @hsiewa at insta

Course: Econs

Hi! Here's a story of my lifeee. I was born on 17th of the last month of the year (it was december). Then, I'm alive. LOL. I was born in Selangor but stayed Penang. I studied at a SBP in Penang. So, yeah, I wass a science student and then I got into Foundation of Economics and Management Sciences. Why? Because it's my destiny. I'm thinking of getting into accounting because my mind cannot handle much information. Can't wait to get into UIA Gombak!! Also, UIA is my dream uni YEAYY! I also like playing basketball thoooo it's so funnn 🏀

Here are some adab that we can instill in gaining knowledge:

1. Be respectful to the teachers and the ilmu

2. Stay focused in class (Don't play with your phone)

3. Introduce and use proper language when asking for something

4. Make preparation before classes

5. Be active in class / while gaining new knowledge

Usrah is also one of the ways for us to seek knowledge. In usrah, we could gain knowledge of new friends and have a better understanding of life and Islam

Islam, Iman and Ihsan is like the stages and path to the right way. By following the pillars of Islam, It's the first stage of bringing and forcing yourself to do the actions that Allah wants you to do. The second stage is where you have Iman which you don't only do those actions but strengthen the relationship with Allah. And then there's the third stage. Ihsan. Where your worship Allah as if you see Him and even if you cannot see Him, you know that He sees you. So, this is the journey to the divine.

We have to believe in Allah as the only creator. Believing in the oneness of Allah, that He is the only God, without partners, children, or equals.

Belief in Malaikah (Angels)

Believing in the existence of angels created by Allah, who carry out His commands, such as Jibril (Gabriel), who delivered revelations to the prophets.

Belief in Kutub (Divine Books)

Believing that Allah revealed His guidance through scriptures. The scriptures include

1. Quran

2. Tawrat

3. Zabur

4. Injil

Believing that Allah sent prophets to guide humanity, from Adam to Muhammad ﷺ, who is the last and final messenger.

Belief in the Day of Judgment

Believing that there will be a final day where every soul will be held accountable for their deeds, and people will be rewarded with Jannah or punished in Jahannam

Belief in Qada' & Qadar

Believing that everything happens by Allah’s will, whether good or bad, and that He has complete knowledge and control over everything.

Eschatology means the belief in afterlife. It's like the study of the end of the world. We don't know the date or day of the Hour, but we don't have to search for it. Enough for us to understand and be ready for it.

Some of the signs of the Hour includes:

1. The slave woman will give birth to her master

2. When the poor becomes rich and compete to build tallest buildings

Adab towards parents

We should be kind to our parents and contribute to them. We should talk in proper language and voice. They have done everything for us

Adab towards neighbor & society

We should be good towards neighbors and society because they are the closest people that will help us first of there is something goes wrong. Neighbours could also be your roommates, classmates and who lives next door.

Adab as a student

These are some that we should do in class:

• Involve in class actively

• Introduce ourselves when we want to ask or give opinions

• Use proper language

• Strengthen relationships with friends

• Use the knowledge for something good that can contribute back to society

We as a khalifah should maintain as sustain our natural resources. Hence, we must use resources wisely, prevent pollution and live a sustainable life. For example, overconsumption and supporting conservation efforts. Protecting biodiversity is also important as all creatures are part of Allah's creation and we must glorify Him. Thus, we should preserve the environment and fulfill our duty as caretakers of the Earth

My wish in the future ?

I wish to meet more people and enlarge my social networks. I love making new friends! I hope I could get dean list every semester andd to stay istiqomah with myself. 🤍

I just hope that all usrah members can communicate with each other well and participate better in the usrah. I also hope that all members also contribute their opinion in our discussions

My group members are

1. Izzati 245505

2. Nizzah 247232

3. Fariesya 241684

4. Sakinah 245737

Sabr means perseverance while facing difficulties. It refers to being consistent and still doing something even though there's difficulties ahead. There are three types/levels of patience. First one is patience while doing ibadah, which means being consistent and istiqomah while doing ibadah. Then, patience in refraining self from ma'siah (sin). Lastly, patience in accepting Allah's fate.

Every ibadah has its own of aources and hikmah. It could help both individual and society. For example, from doing forbidden acts and promotes fairness to the society.

1. Purify the Body & Heart:

   • Perform wudhu’ (ablution) properly and mindfully.

   • Cleanse your heart from distractions, anger, and worldly thoughts.

2. Choose the Right Environment:

   • Pray in a clean, quiet, and distraction-free place.

   • Wear clean and modest clothes that make you feel dignified.

3. Prepare Mentally & Emotionally:

   • Remind yourself: “I’m standing before Allah.”

   • Reflect on the meaning of Salah—a direct conversation with your Creator.

   • Disconnect from the world (put aside your phone, worries, etc.)

4. Arrive Early:

   • Try to pray at the beginning of the prayer time.

   • Sit for a few minutes before Salah to recite dhikr or du’a.

5. Understand What You Say:

   • Learn the meanings of the recitations in Salah.

   • When reciting, try to feel every word and its message.

6. Fix Your Gaze & Posture:

   • Look at the place of sujood (prostration).

   • Keep your body still and avoid unnecessary movements.

7. Be Present in Each Step:

   • Move slowly and purposefully through each position.

   • Remind yourself that this might be your last prayer.

Vitues found in sawm is;

1. Taqwa

2. Self-discipline

3. Empathy

4. Spiritual cleansing

Virtues found in hajj

1. A form of Jihad

2. Fulfilling a major pillar of Islam

3. Unites the ummah

4. Increases Taqwa and Sabr

Virtues found in zakah;

1. Purifies wealth and heart

2. Supports the needy

3. Promotes social equity

4. Strengthens community ties