Matric number:248949

Originate: Johor Bahru

Age:20

Secondary School: As Sofa

Course: Foundation in Arabic Communication ARCOM

Hobby: Badminton, console game

Usrah: Section 146(sem 1)/Section 153 (Sem2)

Instagram: syhmi_naqi

Facilitator: Br Hilmi Haziq (Sem1)/Br Haziq Irfan

Whoever Allah wants good for, He gives him understanding of the religion

•We have to be polite in every situation to gain a barakah from Allah SWT in our life especially in our learning session.

•Abu Zakaria al-Anbari Rahimahullah has said:

Ilm (knowledge) without adab(manners) is like fire without a firewood.

•This phrase show us how's Important the connection between knowledge and manners (adab) are.

•These three topic also been basic pillar (rukun) in our religion that we must have to hold onto in our life.

•Scholars consider that ISLAM, IMAN and IHSAN are three stages of path towards Allah SWT.

• First path is ISLAM which is the pillar that every muslim must do and became an obligation to us which is syahadah, solat, fasting in Ramadan, zakat and perform the hajj

•Second path is IMAN which is the pillar that every muslim must obey in their faith.

•Third path is IHSAN which is known as Tasawwuf.

•Uluhiyyah

•Asma' Was Siffat

•Jibril

•Mikail

•Izrael

•Israfil

•Raqib

•'Atid

•Munkar

•Nakir

•Ridhwan

•Maalik

-As a Muslim, we must believe that the day off judgement will happen

-All of the mankind will be judge after they been raised by Allah SWT at the day of judgement

-All the good deeds and the sin will be exposed in the day of judgement

-All the mandkind will be awareed between heaven and hell based on their practices in the world

•Believs in Qada' (fate) and Qadar(Destiny)

-As a human being,we were given free choice to choose what action that can we want to do but remember all the consequences that we will face of every action that we done

•Ihsan Has been repeated in Al-Quran Al-Kareemb211 times

•Pillar of Tasawwuf is important because it can lead us a better person towards Allah SWT

-Respect them as long as they still alive

-Devote towards them

-Always pray the best for both of them

•Adab with friends

-Give a good benefits to them

-Don't ever make a bad jokes about them

Ihsan encourages Muslims to live their lives with the awareness that they will be held accountable for their deeds in the afterlife.

•Moral and Spiritual Preparation for the Afterlife:

Ihsan urges individuals to go beyond mere adherence to the outward rituals of Islam (such as prayer, fasting, or charity) and focus on the inner dimensions of worship, like sincerity, humility, and devotion.

•Reward in the Afterlife:

Those who strive for Ihsan are promised greater rewards in the afterlife. In numerous Quranic verses and hadiths, Allah emphasizes that He loves those who practice Ihsan and that their reward is paradise, a place of eternal peace and blessings.

•Moral Exemplification in the Dunya (Worldly Life):

Islamic eschatology teaches that this worldly life is a test, and Ihsan encourages Muslims to exemplify the best moral behavior as a testament to their faith.

•Moral and Spiritual Preparation for the Afterlife:

Ihsan urges individuals to go beyond mere adherence to the outward rituals of Islam (such as prayer, fasting, or charity) and focus on the inner dimensions of worship, like sincerity, humility, and devotion.

1. Spiritual Growth: *Ibadah* deepens connection with Allah, fostering wisdom through reflection and mindfulness.

2. Self-discipline: Worship cultivates patience and control, aiding in acquiring insight and wisdom.

3. Patience and Gratitude: Acts of worship, like fasting, teach resilience and gratitude, which enhance wisdom.

4. Focus on the Bigger Picture: *Ibadah* shifts focus to Allah's pleasure, helping see life with divine wisdom.

5. Increased Taqwa: Worship increases God-consciousness, guiding wise, purposeful decisions.

6. Seeking Knowledge: Worship encourages the pursuit of knowledge, which is essential for wisdom.

7. Gratitude in Difficult Times: Worship during hardships builds resilience and wisdom in facing challenges.

### Reasons:

1. Spiritual Cleansing: Worship purifies the heart and mind, fostering inner wisdom and a clear perspective on life.

2. Submission to Allah: Through devotion, a person learns to trust Allah's wisdom and plan, leading to deeper understanding.

3. Self-discipline: Acts like fasting and prayer teach control over desires, which enhances wisdom.

4. Connection with the Divine: Constant remembrance of Allah through *dhikr* or *dua* nurtures *taqwa* (God-consciousness), a foundation for wisdom.

5. Reflection and Patience: Ibadah encourages contemplation and patience, qualities essential for sound judgment and understanding.

### Sources of Hikmah in Ibadah:

1. The Quran: Allah's words offer divine guidance, teaching wisdom in every aspect of life.

2. Hadith: Teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) provide practical wisdom on how to live righteously.

3. Prayers (Salah): The regular practice of prayer fosters humility and reflection, key to acquiring wisdom.

4. Fasting (Sawm): Teaches patience, gratitude, and self-control, all of which lead to greater wisdom.

5. Charity (Zakat): Giving in charity helps purify wealth and enhances understanding of the value of selflessness.

6. Knowledge (Ilm): Seeking knowledge through worship, like studying the Quran, helps one gain wisdom.

### 1. Purification (Wudu):

- Perform *wudu* (ablution) carefully. Purification of the body helps prepare the mind and heart for prayer, allowing for a more sincere connection with Allah.

### 2. Clean and Quiet Environment:

- Find a clean, quiet space free from distractions. This helps create an environment conducive to focus and spiritual connection during the prayer.

### 3. Mental and Emotional Preparation:

- Before beginning, take a moment to calm your thoughts. Focus on your intention to worship Allah alone and seek His mercy. Remove distractions or worries from your mind.

### 4. Reflect on the Meaning of Prayer:

- Reflect on the significance of *salah*. Understand that you are standing before Allah, the Creator, and this is a unique opportunity for closeness with Him.

### 5. Focus on the Actions:

- Perform the physical movements (standing, bowing, prostrating) with intention and mindfulness. Do not rush through the actions, but perform them with calm and devotion.

### 6. Understanding the Words:

- Try to understand the meanings of the Quranic verses and supplications recited in prayer. This deepens your connection to the words and enhances your focus.

### 7. Avoid Distractions:

- Keep your phone away, avoid looking around, and block out any external distractions. Focus solely on the prayer and your relationship with Allah.

### 8. Supplicate with Humility:

- During prayer, remember your need for Allah's mercy. Ask for forgiveness, guidance, and blessings with sincerity and humility.

### 9. Maintain Regularity:

- The more consistently you prepare and pray with *khushu*, the easier it becomes to focus and connect with Allah during every prayer. Make it a habit to approach prayer with this mindset.

By following these steps, the act of *salah* becomes not just a physical routine but a deep spiritual experience, fostering *khushu* and enhancing the connection with Allah.

### 1. Purification (Wudu):

- Perform *wudu* (ablution) carefully. Purification of the body helps prepare the mind and heart for prayer, allowing for a more sincere connection with Allah.

### 2. Clean and Quiet Environment:

- Find a clean, quiet space free from distractions. This helps create an environment conducive to focus and spiritual connection during the prayer.

### 3. Mental and Emotional Preparation:

- Before beginning, take a moment to calm your thoughts. Focus on your intention to worship Allah alone and seek His mercy. Remove distractions or worries from your mind.

### 4. Reflect on the Meaning of Prayer:

- Reflect on the significance of *salah*. Understand that you are standing before Allah, the Creator, and this is a unique opportunity for closeness with Him.

### 5. Focus on the Actions:

- Perform the physical movements (standing, bowing, prostrating) with intention and mindfulness. Do not rush through the actions, but perform them with calm and devotion.

### 6. Understanding the Words:

- Try to understand the meanings of the Quranic verses and supplications recited in prayer. This deepens your connection to the words and enhances your focus.

### 7. Avoid Distractions:

- Keep your phone away, avoid looking around, and block out any external distractions. Focus solely on the prayer and your relationship with Allah.

### 8. Supplicate with Humility:

- During prayer, remember your need for Allah's mercy. Ask for forgiveness, guidance, and blessings with sincerity and humility.

### 9. Maintain Regularity:

- The more consistently you prepare and pray with *khushu*, the easier it becomes to focus and connect with Allah during every prayer. Make it a habit to approach prayer with this mindset.

By following these steps, the act of *salah* becomes not just a physical routine but a deep spiritual experience, fostering *khushu* and enhancing the connection with Allah.

### 1. Spiritual Purification:

- Fasting purifies the soul by helping to detach from worldly desires and distractions, making one more mindful of Allah and focusing on spiritual growth.

### 2. Increased Taqwa (God-Consciousness):

- Fasting strengthens *taqwa* (God-consciousness), as it helps believers to be more aware of their actions and intentions, fostering a deeper sense of piety.

### 3. Forgiveness of Sins:

- Fasting during Ramadan is a means of expiation for past sins. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that the one who fasts with faith and sincerity has their sins forgiven.

### 4. Empathy and Compassion:

- Fasting helps foster empathy for the less fortunate by experiencing hunger and thirst. This often leads to increased charity and care for others in need.

### 5. Increased Patience:

- Fasting teaches patience (*sabr*) by abstaining from basic needs like food and drink. This builds mental and emotional resilience, helping individuals to endure life's challenges.

### 6. Greater Reward:

- The reward for fasting is immense. Allah promises that fasting is a unique act of worship that is directly rewarded by Him, with no limit to the reward.

### 7. Protection from Hellfire:

- Fasting serves as a shield from the Hellfire. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) mentioned that fasting on the Day of Judgment will intercede for the one who fasted.

### 8. Cleansing of the Body:

- Fasting has physical benefits, including detoxification and promoting overall health by giving the digestive system a break, which can improve physical well-being.

### 9. Increased Humility:

- By abstaining from food and drink, fasting helps one to humble themselves and recognize their dependence on Allah for sustenance and strength.

### 10. Closer Relationship with Allah:

- Through fasting, one develops a closer connection with Allah as they devote themselves to worship and seek His mercy and blessings throughout the month.

### 11. A Means of Gratitude:

- Fasting fosters gratitude for the blessings one has in life, particularly food and drink, encouraging a deeper appreciation for Allah’s provision.

### 12. Increased Rewards on Laylat al-Qadr:

- Fasting during Ramadan allows one to benefit from *Laylat al-Qadr* (the Night of Decree), a night which is better than a thousand months, and provides an opportunity for profound forgiveness and blessings.

### 1. Purification of Wealth:

- Zakah purifies the wealth of the giver, removing any impurities and ensuring that it is used in a way that pleases Allah. It also cleanses the heart from greed and attachment to material possessions.

### 2. Spiritual Growth:

- Giving zakah cultivates a sense of humility, generosity, and selflessness. It helps the giver grow spiritually and draws them closer to Allah by fulfilling a key religious duty.

### 3. Forgiveness of Sins:

- Zakah serves as a means to expiate sins and wrongdoings. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that charity erases sins like water extinguishes fire, making it a purifying act.

### 4. Increased Blessings:

- Giving zakah brings Allah’s blessings in both wealth and life. Allah promises to multiply the rewards of charity, often providing greater return than what was given.

### 5. Protection from Harm:

- Zakah is a shield from misfortune, trials, and calamities. It acts as a means of protection against both worldly hardships and punishment in the Hereafter.

### 6. Fostering Social Justice:

- Zakah helps bridge the gap between the rich and poor in society, fostering social justice, equality, and solidarity. It ensures that wealth circulates more evenly, reducing poverty and inequality.

### 7. Gratitude and Contentment:

- Giving zakah increases gratitude for one’s own blessings and teaches contentment. It reminds the giver to appreciate what they have and share it with those in need.

### 8. Increased Rewards in the Hereafter:

- Allah promises great rewards in the Hereafter for those who give zakah sincerely. It is an investment for eternal rewards and an act that purifies the soul for the Day of Judgment.

### 9. Empathy and Compassion:

- Zakah fosters empathy for the less fortunate by making the giver aware of their struggles. It encourages a sense of responsibility to help others and promotes kindness within the community.

### 10. Cleansing of the Heart:

- Zakah cleanses the heart from selfishness and greed. It nurtures a spirit of generosity and reduces attachment to material wealth, which helps one to lead a more balanced and righteous life.

### 11. Promotes a Caring Community:

- Zakah creates a sense of community and support. It encourages a collective effort to care for the less fortunate, which strengthens the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood in the Muslim community.

In summary, zakah purifies wealth, brings blessings, forgives sins, protects from harm, and promotes social justice. It leads to spiritual growth, rewards in the Hereafter, and fosters empathy and compassion, creating a stronger, more caring community.

### 1. Forgiveness of Sins:

- Hajj is a means of purifying oneself from sins. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that those who perform Hajj sincerely and correctly will return free from sins, as pure as the day they were born.

### 2. Spiritual Renewal:

- Hajj offers a unique opportunity for spiritual rejuvenation. The pilgrimage is a way to renew one’s faith, drawing closer to Allah through sincere worship and supplication.

### 3. Increased Rewards:

- The rewards for performing Hajj are immense. It is considered one of the most rewarding acts of worship, with Allah promising great blessings for those who perform it sincerely.

### 4. Unity of the Muslim Ummah:

- Hajj brings Muslims from all corners of the world together, regardless of their race, ethnicity, or social status. This fosters unity, equality, and brotherhood among the global Muslim community.

### 5. Obedience to Allah’s Command:

- Performing Hajj is an act of obedience to Allah’s command. It is an expression of submission to His will, which leads to spiritual growth and a stronger relationship with the Creator.

### 6. Purification of the Soul:

- The pilgrimage is a chance for deep personal reflection and self-purification. The rituals of Hajj encourage humility, self-discipline, and the removal of negative traits such as pride and arrogance.

### 7. Cleansing from Arrogance:

- During Hajj, pilgrims wear simple, white clothing (*ihram*), symbolizing purity and equality. This removes any sense of superiority, reminding pilgrims of the humility they should have before Allah.

### 8. Protection from Poverty and Sin:

- The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that a person who performs Hajj properly will be protected from poverty and sin for the rest of their life.

### 9. Fulfillment of a Divine Command:

- Hajj is one of the five pillars of Islam and represents the completion of a Muslim’s religious obligations. Its performance is an essential part of fulfilling one's faith.

### 10. Increased Taqwa (God-Consciousness):

- The intense spiritual experience of Hajj leads to an increased sense of *taqwa* (God-consciousness), as pilgrims reflect on their purpose in life and their relationship with Allah.

### 11. Gratitude and Humility:

- The rituals of Hajj cultivate a deep sense of gratitude and humility, as pilgrims experience their dependence on Allah and the significance of His mercy.

### 12. Inspiration to Lead a Righteous Life:

- The experience of Hajj leaves a lasting impact on a person's life, motivating them to live a more righteous and pious life, adhering more closely to Islamic principles.

In summary, Hajj offers forgiveness, spiritual renewal, increased rewards, and unity among Muslims. It purifies the soul, promotes humility, and protects from sin. It is a chance to fulfill Allah’s command, increase *taqwa*, and lead a more righteous life.