My name is Faatir 'Amirah bt Mohd Yusof. Most of the people call me Faatir but right now i would love to be called as amirah hehe..

Okay,let me give more details about myself

My birthdate : 24 January 2006

Matric Number : 241613

Mahallah : Khalid Al Walid

Usrah : Group 60

Course : Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage

E-mail : mirahssjy@gmail.com

Instagram : @faatiramirah_

My hobby is quite interesting actually🤧

Those are :

-playing badminton

-playing chess

-watching movies

My wish <3 :

I hope i could make all people around me proud of my achievements in future especially my parents. I also wish that I all my lovely family and friends enter Jannah together and live happily forever

The topic for this week is:

~Adab in seeking knowledge

~Al-quran as the book of life that guiding all human in this world

There a lots of adab in seeking knowledge that must be obeyed by all the students to achieve their success and get blessed by Allah for their whole life. Firstly, I learnt that we must seek knowledge wholeheartly and sincerity as seeking knowledge is an obligation for each muslim especially knowledge about our religion to become a good muslim. Then, we have to respect the people who give us knowledge. Apart from that , I also learnt that perseverance and patience is very important in seeking knowledge as we should not easily give up on seeking knowledge no matter what happened. Lastly,we also discuss to always be humble to everyone and don't ever be arrogant those because those are arrogant people will not enter to the jannah . In Surah Ibrahim verse 1, Allah S.W.T already mentioned that Al-quran is a guidance for all humans in the world. Al- quran was releaved to the prophet Muhammad SAW that bring mankind out of darknesses into the light. As a good muslim, all of our action in this world should be based on Al-quran and As- Sunnah.

Suggestion to improve :

In my opinion, in next session we should create more fun activities as games or watching videos to avoid being boring in our usrah session beside enhance our communication skills

-The importance five pillars of Islam which all Muslims must believe in

-Adab in seeking knowledge according to Hadith

First of all the importance five pillars of Islam among Muslim is to strengthening the relationship between humans and God. Secondly, The pillars of Islam are crucial for purifying the soul of humans by avoiding major and minor sins. Then, it is also essential for making a person a true servant who is humble and being pious to Allah

Adab in seeking knowledge according to hadith the first one is if we do not know something, we should refer to those who are more knowledgeable and learned. For example, if a student is confused about their studies, they should ask to their teacher. Moreover, we should not be shy to ask to someone about something even The Ansar once ask The Prophet Muhammad how they could better serve their faith and assist the Muslim community because after the battle Uhud many of Ansar felt a strong desire to contribute more to cause of Islam. Other than that, we also must not be arrogant because there are people who are more wiser and knowledgeable than us.

Suggestion to improve :

In my opinion, in next session we should improve our Usrah by creating cheerful and fun environment. For example, we should play games or do Q&A session to reinforcing our syllabus in Usrah

-3 parts of tawhid

-believe in angels

-Benefits of Quran

There 3 part of tawhid which is Tawhid al-Rububiyyah (Oneness of Divine Lordship)which means we believe Allah is the only god who created all things in this world , Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah (Oneness of Divinity) that means we Allah is the only one who deserved to be worship and Tawheed al-Asma wa'l-Sifat (Oneness of the Divine Names and Attributes.

We also learn to believe in angels and there are many angels duty.

Some of benefits of Quran is a guidance to human to worship Allah and live this world. Allah also grant Quran to our prophet Muhammad.

Suggestion to improve;

We can do many method to remember this knowledge such as singing

1. Belief in Allah: Strengthens one's relationship with the Creator, providing a sense of purpose, peace, and guidance in life.

2. Belief in Angels: Encourages mindfulness that unseen beings record actions, which fosters accountability and sincerity in behavior.

3. Belief in Divine Books: Offers a clear moral and ethical framework, leading to a disciplined and purposeful life based on revealed teachings.

4. Belief in Prophets: Provides examples of exemplary lives and inspires followers to embody noble character and perseverance.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgement: Instills a sense of responsibility and justice, encouraging one to do good deeds and avoid wrong, knowing that every action will be accounted for.

6. Belief in Qadar (Destiny): Fosters trust in God's plan, helping individuals cope with life's challenges and uncertainties with patience and resilience.

suggestion to improve :

we can make our usrah more exciting by playing quizzes

1. Respect and Obedience: Always speak to them respectfully, without raising your voice. Obey them in all matters that are good and lawful.

2. Kindness and Compassion: Treat them with love and kindness, especially as they age, being patient with their needs and moods.

3. Serve Them: Offer help in their daily tasks without them asking, and always be available when they need you.

4. Pray for Them: Regularly make du'a (supplication) for their well-being, guidance, and forgiveness, both in their life and after their death.

5. Avoid Harshness: Never express frustration or annoyance, even if they are difficult. Respond with gentleness.

6. Financial Support: If they need it, provide for them financially, prioritizing their needs over your own.

7. Show Gratitude: Always be thankful for their efforts in raising you, acknowledging their sacrifices and hard work.

in this week we also doing a presentation in our usrah group about our poster that we have submitted it last week.

suggestion to improve :

we can watch more beneficial video about our lesson

1. Consciousness of Allah: Ihsan involves worshiping Allah as if you see Him, and though you cannot see Him, you are aware that He sees you. This mindfulness of Allah’s constant presence naturally links to eschatology, as one’s awareness of being judged in the afterlife shapes their behavior in this life.

2. Preparation for the Afterlife: Ihsan encourages a Muslim to strive for excellence in every action, knowing that their deeds will be scrutinized on the Day of Judgment. This belief in eschatology pushes individuals to live righteously, making ihsan a guide for preparing for the afterlife.

3. Moral and Ethical Behavior: Ihsan promotes the highest standards of ethics and morality. Belief in the afterlife (eschatology) reinforces this by reminding Muslims that their conduct will determine their eternal reward or punishment.

4. Inner and Outer Purity: Ihsan is about perfecting both inner intentions and outward actions. Eschatology emphasizes that both will be judged in the afterlife, encouraging Muslims to purify their hearts and actions to ensure success in the hereafter.

In summary, ihsan drives a Muslim to live with a deep awareness of the afterlife, ensuring that their actions in this world reflect the ultimate accountability they will face in the next.

suggestion to improve :

we can do activities in a group to improve our understanding about the topic

1. Ta'aruf (Introduction & Knowing Each Other) – This refers to the process of getting to know one another, whether in personal relationships, communities, or society. It emphasizes understanding and building connections.

2. Tafahum (Mutual Understanding) – This is the step beyond ta'aruf, where people develop deeper understanding and respect for each other’s perspectives, fostering harmony.

3. Ta'awun (Mutual Cooperation) – It means working together and helping one another in various aspects of life, such as social, economic, or communal matters.

4. Takaful (Mutual Protection & Solidarity) – This concept involves ensuring the well-being and security of others, often used in the context of Islamic insurance, where people support each other financially in times of need.

sugesstion to improve :

make the enviroment more fun by making more games

Here are the reasons and wisdom (ḥikmah) behind the four main acts of worship in Islam:

1. Ṣalāh (Prayer)

Reason: It is a direct act of worship and submission to Allah, fulfilling a fundamental obligation.

Hikmah: It strengthens faith, maintains discipline, instills humility, and fosters a constant connection with Allah. It also promotes unity among Muslims, especially in congregational prayers.

2. Ṣawm (Fasting in Ramadan)

Reason: It is an obligation that teaches self-control, patience, and gratitude.

Hikmah: It purifies the soul, increases empathy for the less fortunate, strengthens willpower, and improves health by allowing the body to detoxify.

3. Zakāh (Charity)

Reason: It is a financial obligation that purifies wealth and helps the poor and needy.

Hikmah: It fosters generosity, reduces social inequality, promotes economic balance, and reminds Muslims that wealth is a trust from Allah.

4. Ḥajj (Pilgrimage to Mecca)

Reason: It is a once-in-a-lifetime obligation for those who can afford it, symbolizing submission and unity.

Hikmah: It strengthens faith, promotes humility, reminds believers of the Day of Judgment, and unites Muslims from all backgrounds in a shared spiritual journey.

suggestion to improve :

everything is fun we can make it more meaningful by watching videos together

Meaning of Khusyuk

Khusyuk refers to a state of deep concentration, humility, and sincerity in worship, especially in ṣalāh (prayer). It means being fully present, both physically and spiritually, focusing only on Allah without distractions.

How to Achieve Khusyuk

1. Understand the Meaning of Prayer – Learn the meanings of the recitations in ṣalāh to connect deeply with each word.

2. Perform Wudhū’ Properly – A mindful ablution helps prepare the heart and mind for prayer.

3. Pray in a Quiet and Clean Place – Minimize distractions by choosing a peaceful environment.

4. Slow and Proper Movements – Perform each rukū‘, sujūd, and recitation with calmness and focus.

5. Remember Death and the Hereafter – Thinking of prayer as your last can increase sincerity and concentration.

6. Avoid Rushing – Take your time in each posture and recitation.

7. Make Du‘ā for Khusyuk – Ask Allah to grant you a focused and sincere heart in prayer.

With practice and sincerity, khusyuk can be achieved, making worship more meaningful and spiritually rewarding.

sugesstion to improve :

making it more enjoyable by making quiz and give gifts

1. Prepare Your Mind and Heart

Clear your mind from distractions before starting.

Remind yourself of the purpose of prayer—it is a direct connection with Allah.

Make a sincere intention (niyyah) and seek refuge in Allah from distractions (ta'awwuz).

2. Improve Your Wudu (Ablution)

Perform wudu properly and mindfully.

Realize that wudu purifies not just the body but also the heart.

3. Choose a Quiet and Clean Place

Pray in a place free from noise and distractions.

Use a clean and comfortable prayer mat.

4. Slow Down and Understand the Words

Recite verses with meaning and reflection.

Pause briefly between movements to internalize the prayer.

5. Fix Your Posture and Gaze

Stand properly and look at the place of sujood.

Avoid unnecessary movements.

6. Engage Your Heart in Dua and Dhikr

Speak to Allah sincerely during sujood

suggestion to improve :

everything is getting better but i would love to have more cheerful and exciting environment

The three key virtues of fasting are:

1. Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

Fasting helps believers develop self-discipline and a stronger awareness of Allah.

It reminds us to avoid sins and increase good deeds.

2. Patience and Self-Control

Fasting teaches endurance by controlling hunger, thirst, and desires.

It strengthens willpower and helps develop good habits.

3. Gratitude and Compassion

Experiencing hunger makes us more grateful for our blessings.

It also increases empathy for the less fortunate and encourages charity.

These virtues make fasting not just an act of worship but also a way to build character.

wisdom behind fasting are:

1. Strengthening Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

Fasting teaches self-discipline and helps believers develop a closer relationship with Allah.

It reminds us that Allah is always watching, even when no one else is.

2. Developing Patience and Self-Control

By controlling hunger, thirst, and desires, fasting builds patience (sabr) and willpower.

3. Understanding the Struggles of the Poor

Feeling hunger makes us more compassionate towards those who suffer from poverty and food scarcity.

It encourages generosity and gratitude for what we have.

suggestion to improve :

need to add props or tutorial such as picture or videos to deepen our understanding

Zakat is an obligatory form of charity in Islam, where eligible Muslims give a portion of their wealth to those in need. It is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and serves as a way to purify wealth and help the less fortunate.

Importance of Zakat

Zakat plays a vital role in individual and societal well-being:

1. Purifies Wealth and Soul – It cleanses wealth from greed and promotes sincerity in worship.

2. Helps the Needy – Reduces the gap between the rich and the poor by supporting those in need.

3. Increases Blessings in Wealth – Wealth given in zakat becomes more blessed and grows in a way that pleases Allah.

4. Strengthens Islamic Brotherhood – Helping others fosters love and unity within the community.

5. Prevents Social Inequality – Zakat helps reduce poverty and economic disparity.

People Eligible to Receive Zakat

According to Surah At-Tawbah (9:60), there are eight categories of people eligible for zakat:

1. Fakir (The Destitute) – Those with no means of income.

2. Miskin (The Poor) – Those with some income but insufficient for basic needs.

3. Amil (Zakat Administrators) – People appointed to collect and distribute zakat.

4. Muallaf (New Converts to Islam) – Those who need support to strengthen their faith.

5. Riqab (Slaves or Captives) – Used in historical contexts to help free slaves.

6. Gharimin (Debtors) – Those in debt due to basic necessities and unable to repay.

7. Fisabilillah (For the Cause of Allah) – Includes those striving in the path of Islam, such as scholars and missionaries.

8. Ibnu Sabil (Stranded Travelers) – Travelers who lack resources to continue their journey.

sugesstion to improve :

need more effecting ways to practice our understanding about the topic by making games or quiz