Age: 19

Current Profession: Student at CFS IIUM

Course: Human Sciences

Matric Number: 241539

Birthdate : 1st February 2006

Birthplace: University Malaya Medical Centre (PPUM)

Hobby: Brisk walking & Watching Sunsets

Ambition: Counsellor

Dream: Always be a calm & kind-hearted person

Life Motto: If it's meant to be, it will be

How to Contact Me :

Phone Number: +60194196860

E-mail: firhahazraai@gmail.com

1. Ethics of Seeking Knowledge

2. Al-Quran: The Book of Guidance

   
   

1. Ethics of Seeking Knowledge

• Always have a good intention & strive for success (pray, work hard, stay consistent, & trust in Allah).

• Avoid doing sins, as knowledge & sins cannot coexist.

• Surround ourselves with a good circle of friends.

• Being good to our parents & maintaining their good names.

• Apply what we learn, use our knowledge to benefit others & prepare for the hereafter.

• Reference, Surah As-Saff (2-3).

• Al-Quran: The Book of Guidance

• Surah Al-Isra' (9-12).

• The Quran is guidance from Allah.

• Practice reading the Quran & its interpretation (tafseer).

• Everyone has the opportunity to change for the better.

• Be grateful in both ease & hardship.

Title: Hadith of Gabriel

• The Event

- A stranger (Angel Gabriel) visited the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W., appearing as a clean & well-dressed person.

- The companions did not recognize him.

- Gabriel came to teach religion.

• 4 key topics Gabriel taught

1. Iman (Faith)

2. Islam

3. Ihsan (Excellence in Worship)

4. The Hour (End Times)

• Gabriel's Actions as a Lesson

- He sat in front of Prophet Muhammad, teaching the importance of sitting in the front row in class or gatherings.

- When asked a question, companions would respond honestly, saying Allah knows better than guessing.

• Key lessons

- Do not feel superior or inferior to others.

- Do not wait to become good before seeking knowledge; learning is a continuous journey.

- Society is destroyed when people pretend to know what they don't.

• Five Pillars of Islam

1. Shahadah

2. Salah (Prayer)

3. Fasting in Ramadan

4. Zakat (Charity)

5. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Title: 6 Pillars of Islam

1. Belief in Allah

• Tawhid: Believing in the Oneness of Allah.

• Asma' was Sifat: Allah has 99 names & perfect attributes.

• Rububiyyah (Lordship of Allah): Allah controls everything & manages the universe.

• Uluhiyyah (Worship of Allah): Allah is the Only One worthy of worship, & we should rely on Him.

• Believe that Allah is our Creator.

• Avoid arrogance as a creation of Allah.

• Understand that everything in life has a purpose & it is not meaningless.

2. Belief in Angels

• There are 10 angels with specific tasks.

• Allah created angels to demonstrate His power.

• Angels serve as intermediaries between Allah & humans.

• Angels constantly observe & record human actions.

• Their presence reminds us that we are never alone.

3. Belief in Holy Books

• There are 4 divine books revealed by Allah.

• The Quran is the final revelation & must be valued.

• The Quran is a direct message from Allah.

• Reading the Quran brings blessings, & Allah will not abandon those who follow it.

Title: 6 Pillars of Islam

4. Belief in the Prophets

• The righteous & prophets face the most tests in life.

• Muslims are the inheritors of Jannatul Firdaus.

• Faith (Iman) is necessary to overcome challenges.

• Allah tests people according to their abilities.

• Prophet Ibrahim was mentioned in tahiyyat.

• Instead of watching entertainment, learning about the prophets' stories is more beneficial.

5. Belief in the Hereafter

• Having faith in the afterlife makes worldly struggles easier.

• Wealth does not decrease through charity.

• Everyone's sustenance (rezeki) is already determined.

• Trust in Allah & surrender to His Will.

• Strengthening faith: Practice gratitude, patience, & acceptance.

• Be grateful for good things.

6. Belief in Qada' & Qadar

• Qadar (Predestination) comes first, followed by Qada (execution of fate).

• Believers must accept Qada' & Qadar.

• Certain aspects of fate (e.g., death, sustenance & marriage) are predestined but can be changed through effort & prayers.

Title: The Day of Judgement.

1. Belief in The Day of Judgement

• Believing in the Day of Judgement is part of faith.

• The end of the world (Qiyamah) will definitely happen, but the exact time is unknown.

• The world needs balance, & Islam provides logical & reasonable guidance.

• The Day of Judgement distinguishes between believers (Muslims) & disbelievers (non-Muslims).

2. Minor Signs of the Day of Judgement.

• The number of women will far exceed the number of men.

• Earthquakes will increase.

• People will lose kindness & compassion.

• Entertainment & distractions will gain more attention.

• Time will feel like it's passing faster.

• More people will believe in zodiacs.

3. Major Signs of the Day of Judgement.

• Mothers will give birth to masters ( a sign of disrespect towards parents).

• Many false prophets will appear.

• The emergence of Dajjal.

• The return of Prophet Isa (Jesus).

• The appearance of Dukhan (a great smoke).

• The arrival of Gog & Magog (Yakjuj & Makjuj).

• Arabs will become wealthier.

• Medina will be abandoned when Dajjal arrives.

-> Dajjal (The False Messiah)

• His real name is "Al-Masih Ad-Dajjal).

• He was born 100 years before Prophet Musa (Moses).

• His mother had an illicit relationship with a jinn.

• He is linked to the Mediterranean Sea.

4. Ihsan (Spiritual Excellence).

Definition: Doing good deeds with sincerity, knowing that Allah is always watching.

3 characteristics of Ihsan:

1. Always do good.

2. Always strive for the best.

3. Do everything to please Allah.

-> Key Lessons:

• Those with Ihsan know that Allah sees everything they do.

• Islam is the gateway to faith, & faith (Iman) strengthens one's relationship with Allah.

Title: Etiquette Towards People

1. Etiquette Towards Parents

• To educate & discipline.

• Etiquette can change; it is a process, not permanent.

• People observe our manners because our character reflects our etiquette.

• Quran reference: Surah Maryam (41-46)

• Use beautiful language that speaks kindly & respectfully.

• Example: Prophet Ibrahim's stories.

• Key actions:

  1. Speak politely (respect elders but avoid excessive flattery).

  2. Continuously pray for them.

  3. Be humble.

2. Etiquette with Friends

• Mind our words: Be mindful of speech.

• Self-care first: Before helping others, help ourselves first.

• Respect differences: Accept that friends may have different opinions.

• Give personal space: Respect their boundaries & privacy.

Title: Poster Roleplay

This is our group's poster. This poster bis asically about the Importance of Adab towards humans.

Days: Friday & Saturday

Dates: 17 & 18/1/2025

1. Iqra' (Read & Seek Knowledge)

• "Iqra'" means to read and seek knowledge.

• Reference: Surah Al-Alaq (1-5) – emphasizes learning and gaining wisdom.

• Seeking knowledge is a journey that requires:

  • Understanding religion first.

  • Curiosity and desire for truth.

  • Moral and social connections.

  • Setting the right intentions.

  • Learning from teachers (seeking guidance).

• Example: The story of Prophet Musa and Khidr (Surah Al-Kahf 60-82) teaches patience in seeking knowledge.

2. Amanah (Trust & Responsibility)

• Knowledge is a blessing from Allah and must be used wisely.

• Key values:

  • Never stop learning – don't give up.

  • Be polite and respectful – knowledge comes with good manners.

  • Be responsible for your actions – knowledge must lead to good deeds.

  • Trust in Allah – learning is a lifelong journey.

  • Stay vigilant – the closer we are to Allah, the more we face challenges.

• Rules of Seeking Knowledge:

  • Be humble and patient.

  • Obey Allah’s will and seek His guidance.

  • Respect teachers and seek forgiveness.

• Concept of Trust:

  • Earth is for all – we must care for Allah’s blessings.

  • Good character and ethical responsibility.

3. Khalifah (Leadership & Stewardship)

• A Khalifah (vicegerent) is a leader responsible for justice and well-being.

• Islamic leadership is about managing, caring for the world, and ensuring fairness.

• Moral & ethical responsibility:

  • Islam entrusts humans with moral and ethical duties.

  • Prophet Muhammad is the best example of leadership.

• Key Qualities of a Leader:

  • Knowledge & wisdom.

  • Balance & moderation – avoid extremes and promote fairness.

  • Verifying information – Example: Prophet Sulaiman’s story (wisdom in leadership).

4. Rahmatan lil ‘Alamin (Mercy to All Worlds)

• Rasulullah (Prophet Muhammad) is a mercy to all worlds.

• Universal compassion & mercy:

  • Islam teaches kindness to everyone, regardless of faith.

• Inclusivity:

  • Promote a just and compassionate society.

But, for me. I hope our usrah can be more interactive because usrah supposedly makes us bond with usrah's mate, but I don't see it here. Everyone likes doing their own things sometimes. Maybe doing some activities together can strengthen the relationship.

But overall, usrah for this semester was great. It was 9/10 because everyone was nice & friendly. That's all from me. Thank you. May we meet again in the future, aamiin. 🤍

Topic: Introduction to Usrah 2

1. 4 Elements in Usrah ; Taaruf, Tafahum, Ta'awun & Takaful.

2. Set the right intention to join usrah

   • Why? For Allah (lillahitaa'la)

   • Expected outcomes from joining usrah

3. إنَّمَا الْأَعْمَالُ بِالنِّيَّاتِ

   • Actions are according to intentions

   • Good intentions lead to good actions

   • Bad intentions lead to bad actions

4. Do the right 'amal

   • Ikhlas & Follow Al-Qur'an & As-Sunnah

5. Ihsan

   • Ihsan refers to the situation where we should serve Allah as though we could see Him, even though we cannot see Him, yet He sees us.

Topic: Reasons & Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

1. Main Ibadah in Islam

   • Salah, sawm, zakah, hajj

2. Salah (Prayer)

   • Surah al-Ankabut (29:45)

   • Attributes of Salah :

     • Instills awareness of Allah

     • Restraints from immoral behaviour

     • Encourages obedience

3. Sawm (Fasting)

   • Surah al-Baqarah (2:183)

   • Attributes of Sawm :

     • Recognizing Allah's constant observation

     • Weakening Satan's influence

     • Fostering acts of worship

     • Develop taqwa, empathy & discipline

4. Zakah

   • Surah at-Tawbah (9:103)

   • Attributes of Zakah :

     • Purifies wealth & self

     • Fostering generosity

     • Reducing greed

     • Cleanses sins & bad traits

     • Supports needy

5. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

   • Surah al-Baqarah (2:197)

   • Attributes of Hajj :

     • Disciplines believers to follow Allah's commandments

     • Abstain from prohibited acts

     • Avoid indecent acts, disobedience & disputes

     • Stay devoted to worship & good deeds

Conclusion:

• Fosters moral discipline, taqwa & spiritual purification

• Understanding ibadah sincerely, Muslim can gain Allah's pleasure

Topic: Preparation of Salah with Khushu'

1. Surah al-Mu'minun (1-11) - Characteristics of successful believers.

   • They are humble in prayer

   • They avoid useless talk

   • They give charity (zakat)

   • They guard their modesty

   • They keep their promises

   • They protect their prayers

   • Their reward is Paradise (Al-Firdaus)

2. How to Khushu'

   • Concentration (focus)

   • Believe that Allah sees everything that we do

   • Understand the recitation in prayer

   • Do the tama'ninah

   • Clean our hearts and minds

   • Pray in a clean and suitable place

   • Pray like that is our last prayer

   • Understand the conditions of acceptance of Salah

   • Fulfil the pillars of Salah

   • Do the Taharah - Wudu' & Tayammum

3. Application of Salah based on situations

   1. Qasr & Jama' - Qasr ( shortening the prayer ), jama' ( the combining of prayers )

   2. Nawafil - Any deed which is not fardh (obligatory) is called a Nafill Deed ( Sunnat prayer - rawatib )

   3. Illness - Rukhsah

Topic: Virtues Found in Salah with Khushu'

1. Surah Luqman (12-19)

   • Most Significant Highlights:

     • Do not associate partners with Allah (Tauhid)

     • Be kind to parents

     • Perform prayer and encourage good deeds

     • Be humble and polite

2. The Virtues

   • الطاعة (Submission / Loyalty)

     1. Total obedience to Allah's commands

     2. Bowing signifies submission

     3. Builds unwavering loyalty to Allah

     Reflection: Salah reminds us of our purpose to submit to Allah

   • الجهاد (Struggle in the path of Allah)

     1. In salah, we need to overcome distractions to maintain focus

     2. Battling the self to achieve khushu'

     Reflection: Daily prayers strengthen our resolve to face life's struggles with patience

   • محاسبة (Reflection)

     1. In salah, time for self-reflection & seeking forgiveness

     2. Evaluate actions & intentions before Allah

     Reflection: Encourages a purified heart & clear conscience

   • تواضع (Humility / Humbleness)

     1. In salah, physical acts like bowing & prostration demonstrate humility

     2. Remove arrogance & instill gratitude

     Reflection: Develops a humble attitude in daily life

   • عفة (Modesty / Self-restraint from sinful behaviour)

     1. A reminder of Allah's presence fosters modesty

     2. Nurtures self-discipline & moral

     Reflection: A barrier against sins

Topic: The Virtues of Sawm (Fasting)

1. Surah al-Baqarah (2:183)

   • We as Muslims are obligated to fast in the month of Ramadhan

   • Develops taqwa and discipline

2. Things to do while period in Ramadhan

   • Listen to the Qur'an

   • Do zikr

   • Sadaqah

   • Enhance knowledge about Islamic literature

   • Making du'a during the last third of the night of Ramadhan

   • Cook for those who fasting

3. The Virtues

   • Develops sabr in our hearts

   • Develops takrim (respect & deference)

   • Instills rahmah (friendliness)

Topic: The Virtues Found in Zaqah/Sadaqah

1. Surah al-Baqarah (2:277)

   • Zakah is one of the pillars of Islam

   • Impacts individuals and society

2. Zakah

   • Literally is growth, increase & cleanliness & betterment

   • Technically is a determined share of wealth prescribed by God to be distributed

   • Difference from tax: Zakah promotes spiritual purification

3. Difference between Zakah & Sadaqah

   1. Zakah - compulsory | Sadaqah - reconnected act of ibadah

   2. Zakah - Allah specified its recipient, amounts & etc | Sadaqah - Allah did not specify its recipient, amounts & etc

4. The Virtues

   1. Tawaqqul - We put our 100% reliance on Allah

   2. Train Muslims to rely on Allah rather than material wealth

   3. Assurance that Allah will replace that is given for His sake

   4. Fosters love & empathy among Muslims

   5. Purifies society from envy & hatred

5. Bridging Relationships

   • Vertical correlation - Relationship with Allah

   • Horizontal correlation - Relationship with Ummah

Topic: Poster Roleplay

This is our group's poster. This poster is basically about the Zakah on Wealth ( Zakat Mal ). My part in this poster are the Receivers of Zakat and Hadith about Zakat. 💞

Usrah for this semester was great. It was 10/10 because everyone was nice & friendly. That's all from me. Thank you. May we meet again in the future, aamiin. 🤍