course : ENGINEERING (FENG)

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hobi : reading

2. Good Intentions: Make sure you’re learning for the right reasons – to please Allah and benefit others, not for showing off or personal gain.

3. Avoid Gossip: Stay away from useless talk or gossip, as it distracts and harms your focus and character.

4. Good Company: Be around people who encourage learning and good habits, as they will help keep you motivated.

5. Be of Service: Share what you learn and help others, using your knowledge to benefit your community. Knowledge should be used to help, not kept to yourself.

1. Naked people: Refers to those who once had nothing and were destitute.

2. Barefooted people: Those who were so poor they couldn't even afford shoes.

3. Building tall skyscrapers: They begin competing to build the tallest buildings, showing off their newfound status.

4. The slave giving birth to her master: Represents children disrespecting and controlling their parents, symbolizing a collapse in family and societal values.

the significant of pillars of islam are:

1. strengthen the bond between Allah and human

2. Strengthen the bond between humans

3. keeping a man from major sin

4. make us the real servant

2. Belief in the Angels: Belief that Allah created angels as His obedient servants who carry out His commands.

3. Belief in the Divine Books: Faith in all the scriptures revealed by Allah, including the Torah, Psalms, Gospel, and the Quran.

the necessities of the messengers are to convey Allah's message to us , guiding human to worship Allah, explained the purpose of life, showing humanity the right path, establishing proof of islam, uncovering the unseen world, providing human being practical examples.

application in one daily life

1. 'gratitude' - express the gratitude

2. 'tolerance' - the story of bedoin

3. 'maksum/always pray for forgiveness'

4. 'simplicity'

5. 'equality'

6. 'moderation'

7. 'patience'

8. 'humility'

9. 'accountability'

10. 'kindness'

5. belief in the hereafter

definition: Believing in the life after death

6. belief in the qada and qadar

predestination

definition: Al-Qadr (new predetermined)- planned perfectly, qada ( happened )- judge

benefits in believing in qada and qadar:

1. eliminate bad manners

2. establish gratitude

akhlaq is the character , morality and inner vitues. It is concerned with the ethical and moral qualities that define a person's character .

1. Respect and Kindness: The verses highlight the importance of showing respect and kindness to parents. Nabi Ibrahim (Abraham) is a model of this behavior, as he calls his father with gentle words and expresses concern for him despite their differences in faith.

Adab with Neighbors

1. Respect and Kindness: Islam emphasizes treating neighbors with kindness and respect. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught that neighbors have rights over us, encouraging us to be considerate, help them in times of need, and avoid causing them harm.

1. Strengthening Faith in deepen my belief and connection to Islam

2. Personal Growth as it promotes self reflection and the practice of Islamic values

3. Community bonding as it builds supports within the usrahmates

4. Knowledge expansion as it encourage learning and thinking critical about modern issues from Islamic point of view

My name is Alesya Umairah
Course: Engineering
Contact Info: auhamili06@gmail.com

Wish/Goal:
I aspire to achive dean list on all 3 semeseter in cfs, contribute my best to society and improve my soft skills.

Reflection:
Throughout my journey, I have learned that perseverance and continuous learning are key to success. Facing challenges has helped me grow both academically and personally.

Improvement:
I aim to enhance my communication skills, improve my time management to become a better version of myself and achieve my dreams.

Salah is one of the most important forms of ibadah that cultivates wisdom in a believer’s life. It serves as a direct connection between the servant and Allah, instilling discipline, patience, and moral consciousness. Quranic Evidence: Surah Al-Ankabut (29:45)

ٱتْلُ مَآ أُوحِىَ إِلَيْكَ مِنَ ٱلْكِتَٰبِ وَأَقِمِ ٱلصَّلَوٰةَ ۖ إِنَّ ٱلصَّلَوٰةَ تَنْهَىٰ عَنِ ٱلْفَحْشَآءِ وَٱلْمُنكَرِ ۗ وَلَذِكْرُ ٱللَّهِ أَكْبَرُ ۗ وَٱللَّهُ يَعْلَمُ مَا تَصْنَعُونَ

Translation:

"Recite what has been revealed to you of the Book and establish prayer. Indeed, prayer prevents immorality and wrongdoing, and the remembrance of Allah is greater. And Allah knows what you do."
(Al-Ankabut 29:45)

How Salah Becomes a Source of Hikmah

A. Preventing Evil and Immorality

B. Strengthening Connection with Allah

C. Developing Patience and Self-Control

D. Seeking Guidance through Qur’anic Recitation

Conclusion

Salah is a powerful source of hikmah as it prevents evil, strengthens the connection with Allah, and instills discipline. Surah Al-Ankabut (29:45) highlights the transformative impact of prayer, making it a means for both spiritual and intellectual growth. A person who prays sincerely gains wisdom by aligning their actions with divine guidance.

1. Pre-Prayer Preparation for Khushu

🔹 Perform Wudu' (Ablution) with Awareness

🔹 Wear Clean and Modest Clothing

🔹 Pray in a Quiet and Clean Place

🔹 Purify Your Intention (Niyyah)

🔹 Understand What You Recite

2. During Salah: Enhancing Khushu

🔹 Pray Slowly and with Calmness

🔹 Focus Your Eyesight on the Place of Sujud

🔹 Feel the Presence of Allah

🔹 Make Dua' in Sujud

3. After Salah: Maintaining the Effect of Khushu

🔹 Stay Seated for Dhikr and Dua'

🔹 Reflect on Your Prayer

Conclusion

Khushu transforms salah from a routine into a deep spiritual experience. By preparing physically, mentally, and spiritually, we can improve our focus and connection with Allah. May Allah grant us khushu in our prayers. Amin. 🤲

Such as:-

1. Attaining Success and Salvation

🔹 Allah Promises Success for Those with Khushu
📖 "Certainly will the believers have succeeded. They who are humbly submissive in their prayer."
(Surah Al-Mu’minun 23:1-2)

• True success (falāḥ) is for those who pray with humility and devotion.

• Success includes spiritual peace, guidance, and ultimate entry into Jannah.

  
  

2. Strengthening the Connection with Allah

🔹 Salah with khushu brings a sense of closeness to Allah.

3. Protection from Sins and Evil

🔹 Salah prevents a person from immorality and wrongdoing.

4. Increased Rewards and Forgiveness

🔹 Salah erases sins and raises one’s status.

Conclusion

Salah with khushu transforms a believer’s life by bringing peace, discipline, and a strong connection with Allah. It is the key to success, protection from sins, and a source of unlimited rewards. May Allah grant us the ability to pray with true khushu and sincerity. Amin. 🤲✨

Virtues of Fasting

1. Purification of the Soul

• Fasting cleanses the soul and brings one closer to Allah.
  📖 "So eat and drink and be content, for this is a mercy from Allah."
  (Surah Maryam 19:26)

• This verse illustrates the spiritual benefits of fasting, offering a connection to Allah’s mercy.

2. Fasting Increases Patience and Taqwā

• It enhances God-consciousness (taqwā) and trains the soul to resist temptations.
  📖 "Indeed, Allah is with those who do good."
  (Surah Al-Ihsan 16:8)

Virtues of Nazar (Vows)

1. Commitment and Faith

• The story of Sayyidina Ali (RA) is a prime example. During a time of hardship, Sayyidina Ali made a vow to give charity in gratitude for Allah’s blessings.

• His vow not only demonstrated commitment but also sacrificed personal wealth for the sake of Allah, showing his deep faith. This act of devotion brought about immense blessings for him and his family.

Conclusion

Both fasting and nazar enhance spiritual growth, foster gratitude, and lead to closeness to Allah. They teach patience, sincerity, and devotion, rewarding those who engage in them with abundant blessings.

1. Purification of the Soul

• Hajj and Umrah purify the believer's heart and sins, leading to spiritual renewal.

• Both acts cleanse sins and offer a new beginning, as if the person is reborn.

2. Al-Tadhiyyah (Sacrifice)

• Hajj includes the act of sacrificing animals, symbolizing submission to Allah’s will and remembering the sacrifice of Ibrahim AS.

• The act of sacrifice teaches selflessness, obedience, and gratitude to Allah.

3. Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

• Hajj and Umrah are opportunities to increase taqwa by seeking Allah’s forgiveness and refining one’s relationship with Him.

4. Forgiveness and Reward

• Performing Hajj or Umrah leads to the forgiveness of past sins and brings immense rewards.

5. Unity and Brotherhood

• Hajj fosters unity among Muslims as pilgrims from all over the world come together as equals in the sight of Allah, strengthening the bonds of brotherhood.
  

Conclusion

Both Hajj and Umrah are deeply transformative acts of worship, bringing spiritual purification, strengthening taqwa, and fostering sacrifice in the path of Allah. These pilgrimages offer immense rewards and provide opportunities for growth in obedience to Allah and unity with fellow Muslims.

One of the most valuable aspects was the sense of belonging. Engaging in discussions, reflections, and even casual conversations fostered a strong bond among us. It reminded me that Islam is not just a personal journey but also a collective one where we support and uplift each other.

Usrah wasn’t just a weekly gathering but it was a space for self-improvement, reflection, and strengthening relationships with both Allah and my friends. I’m grateful for the experience and look forward to continuing this journey together.

2. Make It Interactive – Let different people lead discussions, use real-life examples, and encourage open sharing.

3. Use Media & Tech – Share short videos, infographics, or reflections in a WhatsApp/Telegram group.

4. Strengthen Bonds – Occasionally meet outside the usual setting, like at a café or a park, for a change of atmosphere.