The Al-Quran is called the Book of Guidance because it provides instructions on how to live a good and meaningful life. It teaches us what is right and wrong, how to treat others, and how to worship Allah properly.

• Belief in Allah

• Belief in Malaikah

• Belief in Kutub

📖 Story of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and His Father

• Prophet Ibrahim (AS) spoke gently and respectfully to his father, even though his father worshipped idols.

• He used kind words to advise his father about worshiping Allah.

• He remained patient and polite, even when his father rejected his message.

Lessons on Adab Towards Parents

• Always speak respectfully, even if we disagree with them.

• Be patient and kind, even when they are harsh.

• Make du’a for their guidance and well-being.

🏡 Adab Towards Neighbours & Society

• Be friendly and helpful to neighbors.

• Do not disturb or harm them.

• Share food and support those in need.

• Spread kindness and maintain peace in the community.

📚 Adab as a Student

• Respect teachers and listen attentively.

• Be disciplined and avoid laziness.

• Seek knowledge sincerely for the sake of Allah.

• Be humble and help classmates.

✨ "Good manners reflect a good heart!" ✨

Sustainability in Malaysia

• Malaysia promotes environmental conservation and sustainable development.

• Policies focus on renewable energy, responsible resource management, and reducing pollution.

• Balancing economic growth with environmental protection is essential for the future.

Sustainability in Islam

• Islam teaches that humans are khalifah (stewards) of the Earth.

• We are responsible for protecting natural resources and avoiding waste (israf).

• Ethical consumption and fairness in resource distribution are emphasized.

As khalifah, we must care for the environment and use resources wisely.

• Sustainability aligns with Islamic teachings on responsibility and balance.

• Preserving nature benefits both current and future generations.

What is Sabr?

Patience (Sabr) means perseverance while facing difficulties.

Three types of patience:

1. Patience in worship (ibadah).

2. Patience in avoiding sins.

3. Patience in accepting Allah’s fate.

Quranic Ayah (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:153)

This verse encourages believers to seek help through patience (Sabr) and prayer during hardships.

Impact of Being Patient (Sabr):

1. Easier to Achieve Success - Patience helps in not giving up easily.

2. Better Decision-Making - Prevents impulsive actions.

3. Stronger Relationships - Helps in understanding and respecting others.

How to Develop Sabr:

1. Control Emotional Responses - Losing control gives power to Shaytan.

2. Make Dua - Ask Allah for patience in tough times.

3. Turn to the Quran - Reflect on stories of patience, such as Prophet Ayyub (AS).

This poster emphasizes that sabr leads to success, better relationships, and strong faith in Allah.

• Have the right Niyyah (Intention)
  Make sure your intention is pure and for Allah only.

• Do the right ʿAmal (Actions)
  Follow the correct way of worship sincerely.

• Live with Iḥsān (Excellence)
  Worship with full care and kindness, as if you see Alla

Conclusion:

• Ṣalāh (Prayer)
  Sūrah Al-ʿAnkabūt (29:45)
  Prayer helps develop discipline, patience, and mindfulness.

• Ṣawm (Fasting)
  Sūrah Al-Baqarah (2:183)
  Fasting teaches self-control, empathy, and gratitude.

• Zakāh (Charity)
  Sūrah Al-Tawbah (9:103)
  Giving zakāh encourages generosity, cleansing of wealth, and care for others.

• Ḥajj (Pilgrimage)
  Sūrah Al-Baqarah (2:197)
  Performing ḥajj strengthens unity, humility, and spiritual renewal.

Why Solah Is Important

• It’s the first thing Allah will ask about on Judgment Day.

• Shows your connection and love for Allah.

What Is Khusyu’?

• Focusing your heart during Solah.

• Thinking about the meaning of what you say.

• Feeling like you’re talking to Allah.

Conclusion:

• Al-Ṭāʿah (Submission/Loyalty)
  Fully submitting and being loyal to Allah’s commands.

• Al-Jihād (Struggle in the Path of Allah)
  Striving to overcome inner weaknesses and stay on the right path.

• Muḥāsabah (Self-Reflection)
  Reflecting on your actions and intentions to improve yourself.

• ʿIffah (Modesty/Self-Restraint)
  Controlling yourself and avoiding sinful behavior.

• Tawaḍḍuʿ (Humility/Humbleness)
  Being humble before Allah, recognizing your dependence on Him.

Conclusion:

• Ṣabr (Patience and Forbearance)
  Learning to control desires and remain patient through challenges.

• Takrīm (Respect and Deference)
  Showing respect for oneself and others by observing the fast sincerely.

• Raḥmah (Friendliness and Compassion)
  Developing kindness and care towards others, especially those in need.