Matric No : 247660

Age : 18

Hometown : Banting, Selangor 

Fun fact : I like cars, So i join architecture. 

Benefit : Always calm in any situations , except when i lose my things.

Hobby : Drawing, looking for motivation, and Sing.

Poster and E-Portfolio briefing :

-The Facilitator shared some tips and guides to create a poster and e-portfolio.

-Participants are ordered to build teams for the Poster Assessment (4 to 5 people per group).

Religion for muslims

2-Iman

Our strength as a muslim and maintained or strengthen it by holding with the "Rukun Iman" and performing prayers etc.

3-Ihsan

Perform our Ibadah as we see Allah, and as Allah sees us (Khusyuk). It means that, we should take on our ibadah seriously and concentrate.

Adab In Seeking Knowledge :

1. Do not play and make make unnecessary noises during learning session.

2. Obey teacher's instructions during class and do not disobey as it will hurts the teacher's feelings.

3. Show some good deeds (eg. respect) towards the teachers and teachers are the sources of blessings to our knowledges

*Facilitator and a few other usrah members shared their story, that is related to "Adab In Seeking Knowledge"

*Our Parents are the first teacher in our life. So, we should treat them respectfully because without them, we will have no knowledges from the beginning.

1.Belief in Allah

2.Belief in Mala'ikah

3.Belief in Kitab (Al-Qur'an)

Islam and Other Religions

1. Islam only belief in the one and only god, Allah swt. Compared to other religion like buddha that holds their belief on multiples gods and figures.

2. Religion like Christian also belief on angles, but the angles have different compared to in Islam. Each angle have their own job and purpose.

3. The holy Kitab , Al-Qur'an Al-Karim is the words of Allah and has not been changed and the words and contents remain the same. Compared to The Bible (Christian) , the contents has been changed multiple times.

4.Belief in Rasul and Anbiya'

5.Belief in Qiyamah

6.Belief in Qada' and Qadr

The Foundation

4. It is compulsory for us as to belief in Rasul and Anbiya' as our last prophet , Rasulullah saw and all other prophets are idol to all muslims.

5. All muslims must belief in Qiyamah as it will truly happen as the end of the world. It will only be faced by non-muslim people and muslims will die due to the wind from Yaman.

6. Everything in our is based on Qada' and Qadr, Everything happened has it's own meaning, whether it is obvious or hidden.

*Our previous prophet, Ibrahim As faced a challenge where he is ordered by Allah swt to kill his own son, Prophet Ismail. Allah swt tested Prophet Ibrahim , whether he want to obey the or not. After the death of prophet Ismail, Allah gave a great reward to prophet Ibrahim as a replacement.

How to we prepare ourself in facing Eschatology issues?

1. Perform the 5 solat fardhu constantly as it is compulsory for and it is one of "Pillars of Islam"

2. Avoid ourself from doing any bad deeds as it could weaken our Iman. Examples of bad deeds are watching pornography, not praying for solat fardhu and others.

3. Read the book ( Al-Qur'an ) because it has the Surah Al-Kahfi that helps muslims to protect themself Dajjal.

*One of the popular issue that is reflected from eschatology is the messianic era as it last very long and we have protect ourself at all cost until prophet Isa As decent on earth.

Adab towards Parents

Islam teaches us to always show their adab towards parents as they are the one that raise us since the first day we were born to this world.

So, we can show the Adab by lending them help, such as doing housechorses AND lower our upper body while infront of them.

Adab towards neighbors and society

Neighbors are people that live near with us from all directions, indicating about 40 house. therefore, We can show adab towards our neighbors by giving salam when walk pass each other.

One of the Adab towards society is respecting each others religion and avoid ourselves from growing consequences towards each other as it will affect our bond.

Adab as a student

We need to show some respect to our teachers as they are important to our knowledge's blessings. So, we can show our adab by lending them help and follow their instructions.

*One today's issue that is related to adab towards society is the GISBH issue. It is true about the crimes/ misbelief. Therefore, It is best to not scold them in the social media and avoid or prevent ourself from joining them.

Muhammad Arif bin Muhammad Ramli 243171

Muhammad Nabil Fuad nin Rosle 243859

Ahmad Najmi bin Ahmad Mulyadi 240420

How to maintain and sustain our nature and surroundings?

1. Always pay attention on the cleanliness of our nature and surroundings to prevent pollutions. As we know, pollutions is bad for our health and environment.

2. In Islam , We are prohibited from smoking as it can cause cancer to our health. Other than that, it can also affect our environment, such as littering, wastage and air pollution.

Sustainability in Islam :

We must take care of earth as we are connected to each other. This is also a reward from Allah for us to live on it and do bunch of good deeds throughout our entire life.

_{The definition of Hikmah is an act accordingly to the law of islam. Hikmah highlights wisdom, intellect, and knowledge, including fear of Allah and Understanding Allah’s commands. According to Ibn Qutaiba, Hikmah also a blend of knowledge and action (Ibn Qutaiba).}

1. Intention

the intention behind an act must be :

• pure

• sincere

• focused

• consistent

2. Amal (Deeds)

   Deeds demonstration our devotion to Allah SWT. It implies sincerity, devotion and Consistent. Example;

   • Hajj

   • Sadaqah

   • Kindness

   • Salah

Salah

Salah Fradhu is 2nd out of the Six Pillars of Islam demonstrating our surrender to Allah as a slave. Our salah represents ourselves. If the salah performed correctly, the person is a true muslim.

Sawm

Preventing ourselves from eating, drinking, and other physical needs from dawn to dusk during Ramadan, encouraging spiritual improvements and understandings.

Zakah

Giving a portion of one's wealth to Fakir, Miskin, Ibn Sabiil and others who are qualified. This particular Ibadah cleanses wealth and promoting social justice.

Hajj and Umrah

A Ibadah that must be done at least once in a lifetime for those who can afford. This ibadah commemorates Prophet Ibrahim's devotion to Allahs order and fostering unites Muslims from all over the world

Khushu' refers to a deep focused and the feelings of connection to Allah SWT throughout Salah.

Acquiring and keeping it focus:

Preparation

Before Salah, perform the ablution correctly and reflect on Allah's power and the meaning of the verses you'll recite. Avoid distractions and find a quiet space before performing it.

Focus

Concentrate on the words of the prayer by pronouncing the words with the right makhraj. Understand the meaning and imagining yourself standing in front of Allah.

Mindfulness

If you are distracted during Salah, gradually bring yourself back to the prayer. Avoid rushing and perform each movements with Toma'ninah.

Al-Taáh (Enslave/Faithful)

Khushu' in Salah is the ultimate utterance of ta'ah. It illustrates a complete enslave ourselves to Allah's mighty and faithful to His orders. By focusing during Salah, we restate our dedication to Allah and place his worship above all.

Muhasabah

Applying Khushu, in Salah provides a chance for muhasabah. The act of standing before Allah inspires self-reflection on our deeds, thoughts, and intentions. It also lets us to appraise our connection with Allah and search for forgiveness for our sins.

Al-Jihad (Journey in the path of Allah)

Acquiring Khushu' in Salah requires jihad a constant struggle against hindrances. It's an internal battle to remain focus our mind on Allah. This struggle strengthens our determination and our devotion to Allah SWT.

Iffah (Modesty/self-restraint)

Khushu' in Salah pursues iffah by promoting a sense of humility before Allah. When we are truly concentrate in prayer, we become more aware of our own limitations and the mightiness of Allah SWT, leading to greater self-restraint from sinful acts.

Controlling cravings

Fasting helps individuals control their worldly cravings, cleansing both body and soul.

Growing Taqwa

Fasting is a path to obtain taqwa, a deep fear of Allah.

Avoiding Sinful Behaviors

Fasting practices individuals to avoid sinful behaviors like backbiting, saying cuss words, and lying.

Sabr (Patience)

Fasting trains individuals to be patient in facing hunger, saying sinful things, and others.

Zakah is the act giving a portion of ones wealth to charity, as required by Islam. It is one of the five pillars of Islamand is considered a religious obligations.

• Tawaqal

Giving Zakah implies tawaqal. It shows trust in Allah's givings, recognizing that wealth comes from Him, not solely from our own findings. It encourages muslims to be generous, knowing Allah will replenish their resources.

• Ukhuwwah

Zakah build up ukhuwwah by promoting a sense of community and mutual responsibilities. It creates bonds between the wealthy and the poor, reducing social variations and encouraging an aware society.