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On this week's session, we learned about Hadith Jibril which is also known as, Ummu Sunnah. This hadith is the second of the famous 40 hadiths of Imam Nawawi. This Hadith is so fascinating because it covers the 3 fundamentals of our religion. Islam, Iman and Ihsan.

Islam:
The Prophet S.A.W. explained that the first category consists of external actions, both speech
and conduct. The first external action is to testify that there is no deity save Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. The remaining acts, namely, regular prayer, regular alms, fasting in Ramadan, and Pilgrimage, all involve conduct that can be described as either involving the body, e.g., Salat and Sawm, or involving property, e.g., paying Zakat, or a composite of the two, e.g., Hajj.

Iman:
Technically, Iman is a firm belief or faith arising out of knowledge and conviction. Some scholars including Imam Abu Hanifah define Iman as “to be convinced with the inner heart, to affirm with the tongue and to carry out actions with various parts of the body.”
A man who knows and convinces beyond doubt in the unity of Allah S.W.T., His Laws and the Revealed Guidance is called Mu’min (Faithful). This faith will lead him to a life of
obedience and submission to the Will of God. One who lives this life of submission is known as Muslim. This should clearly bring home the fact that without Iman, no man can be a true Muslim. In a nutshell, a Mu’min is a Muslim, but not every Muslim is a Mu’min.

Ihsan:
In hadith Jibril, Ihsan is defined as to worship Allah as if you see him for, verily, even though you do not see Him, He surely sees you.
The Prophet S.A.W. explained that Ihsan is to worship Allah in this world in the manner appropriate for His presence and His direct observation [of His servant], as if the servant sees
Him with his heart, looking upon Him as he worships Him.
The second part of the Hadith of the Prophet S.A.W. explaining Ihsan is that “if you do not see Him, then He sees you.” Because it is very difficult to attain the level that allows you to worship Allah as though you see Him, the Prophet S.A.W. told us that we may seek to attain that level by means of our knowledge that He certainly sees us.

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In this week's session, we learned about 3 of the 6 pillars of Iman:

Belief in Allah:
- To firmly believe that Allah S.W.T. exists.
- To firmly believe in Allah's beautiful names and attributes.
- To avoid doing things that could nullify our Iman.

Belief in Angels:
- Muslims are to believe in Angels; the supernatural beings who act under the direction of God.
-They are the unique creation of Allah in the form of spirits, created from light .
-They are invisible and not perceivable through human beings’ regular sight and vision, except to Prophet S.A.W. on some occasions, with the Will of Allah S.W.T.

Belief in Kitab:
In Islam, the other divine books include the Tawrah revealed to Prophet Musa A.S., the Zabur to Prophet Dawud A.S., and the Injil to Prophet Isa A.S. When Allah S.W.T. revealed
these divine Books, apart from al-Quran, He did not guarantee to preserve them. Instead, He left the task of preserving them to the rabbis and priests, but they failed to preserve them or take proper care of them, so they became altered and distorted.
- We should always strive to act according to the Quran.

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In this week's session we learned about the dua for when we looked in the mirror and  the second part of the pillars of Iman.

Dua when looking in the mirror:

ﺍﻟﻠَّـﻬُﻢَّ ﻛَﻤَﺎ ﺣَﺴَّﻨْﺖَ ﺧَﻠْﻘِﻲ ﻓَﺤَﺴِّﻦْ ﺧُﻠُﻘِﻲ

Translation (Malay): "Ya Allah sebagaimana Engkau telah cantikkan kejadianku (rupaku), maka cantikkanlah juga akhlakku."

Translation (English): "O Allah, just as You have made my external features beautiful, make my character beautiful as well."

Muslims have to believe that Allah appoints some prophets as His Messengers.
Messengers were assigned to bring the glad tidings and warnings, preacher to the true path and religion, guide mankind, and bring them out from the darkness into the bright side. Indeed, their delegation is to save the nations from polytheism or idolatry, to observe societies from any
corruption.
- What is the difference between Nabi and Rasul?
ANS: Nabi were sent down to inform the things people didn't know. There are thousands of nabi but only few are mentioned in the Quran. Nabi preach about Islam to the those who already believe in them. Rasul were sent down to those who doesn't believe in Allah/ are not in the straight path. 
-We also have to firmly believe in the Rasul Ulu Azmi.

Belief in the Last Day:
Muslims must be utterly convinced and fully believe in:
- The Day of Resurrection.
- The Hisab will happen
- Jaza' will happen

Only Allah knows the exact day of the occurance.

Belief in Qada' and Qadar:

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In this week's session, we learned about Ihsan as well as the Hikmah of learning Eschatology.
 
Ihsan:
Meaning of Ihsan:
In Hadith Jibril, we learned that Ihsan is defined as to worship Allah as if you see him for, verily, even though you do not see Him, He surely sees you. This definition indicates a Muslim to strive to do Ibadah excellently and to beautify his actions to attain Allah's Love and Pleasure.
Ihsan derives from the Arabic word Al-Husnu.

3 Types of Ihsan:

Example of Ihsan towards people:
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/ZkcX8RPZCR0

Hikmah from learning Eschatology:
Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/d1FJDpQRG5U

Some points on Eschatology:
- It is knowledge on the Akhirah.
- It is one of the branches of theology (Study of religion)
- Only Allah knows the day when the resurrection happens.
-There are already so many signs of the Last Day, and many    more are yet to come.

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Why should we cherish our life?
Ans:

Consequences if we don't cherish life?

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In this week's session, we learned about adab with parents and adab with neighbors.

Adab with neighbors:
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/QonHUhiNXC8

Adab with Parents:
https://youtu.be/nZS7xvghznA

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In this week's session, we learned about appreciation for the nature and environment and nature and we also learned about sustainability in Islam.

Appreciation for the nature and environment:
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/94L77X8wenQ

Sustainability in Islam:

Definition of sustainability:
The quality of being able to continue over a period of time.

Points on sustainability:
- It is our responsibility as Muslims to care about the wellbeing our environment and nature.

View in Islam on sustainability:
-Muslims must be prudent and wise.
- Muslims must be fair and just with all the creations of Allah( People, animals etc..)
-Main Question: Why should we care about the environment and ourselves?
Ans: Our environment is what houses and helps our ecosystem grow and thrive. Without protecting and taking care of our environment we're putting so many lives at danger such as animals, plants and crops, and even our own. All of the ecosystems that make up our environment are deeply connected.

Quiz on Adab as a student:
https://quizizz.com/join?gc=26714878

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