This activity was conducted to help students get to know one another and create a comfortable learning environment. The session allowed everyone to introduce themselves, share basic personal or academic information, and engage in light interactive activities.

•Adab in learning knowledge

This session is to highlight the important of Adab in learning knowledge:

-Sincere intention (niyyah) for Allah.

-Respect for teachers.

-Humility in seeking knowledge.

-Patience and consistent effort.

-Practicing what is learned.

-Respecting books and learning tools.

-Choosing good companions.

-Making dua for beneficial knowledge.

REFLECTION:

Allah says: “And say: My Lord, increase me in knowledge.” (Surah Ta-Ha 20:114).

•Study about 5 Pillars of Islam(foundation in religion) based on Hadith Jibril

1. Shahadah (Testimony of Faith)

   • Saying La ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah.

   • Foundation of Islam; without this, no other pillar stands.

2. Salah (Prayer)

   • Performing the 5 daily prayers.

   • Shows obedience, discipline, and constant remembrance of Allah.

3. Zakat

   • Obligatory charity from wealth.

   • Purifies wealth and helps the needy.

4. Fasting in Ramadan

   • Abstaining from food, drink, and sins during Ramadan.

   • Builds patience, taqwa (piety), and gratitude.

5. Hajj

   • Once in a lifetime, if able.

   • Symbol of unity and submission to Allah.

•This session only focus on first-three the Pillars of Iman:

1.

Belief in Allah

• To believe that Allah is the only God, with no partners, no children, and nothing is like Him.

• He is the Creator, Sustainer, and Controller of everything in the universe.

• This is the foundation of all faith.

2.

Belief in Angels

• Angels are created from light, they do not eat, drink, or sin.

• Their job is to obey Allah completely.

  
  

3.

Belief in Divine Books

• Allah revealed books to guide people to the truth.

• The main ones are:

  1-Tawrah (to Musa),

  2-Zabur (to Dawud),

  3-Injil (to Isa),

  4-Qur’an (to Muhammad ﷺ, the final and complete revelation).

• Muslims believe in all previous scriptures, but only the Qur’an remains unchanged.

•This session only focus on Last-three the Pillars of Iman:

4.

Belief in Prophets

• Allah sent prophets to teach and guide mankind.

• They were human beings chosen by Allah, not divine.

• Some well-known prophets: Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Isa, and Muhammad ﷺ (the final Prophet).

• Their role: deliver Allah’s message, show the right path, and be role models.

5.

Belief in the Day of Judgment

• One day, the world will end and every person will be resurrected.

• All people will stand before Allah and be judged for their deeds.

• Those who believed and did good will enter Paradise, and those who rejected Allah will face punishment in Hell.

• This belief makes Muslims live responsibly and prepare for the Hereafter.

6.

Belief in Qada’ and Qadr

• Everything that happens, good or bad, is by Allah’s knowledge, will, and plan.

• Four levels:

  1. Allah knows everything.

  2. Allah wrote everything in al-Lawh al-Mahfuz (Preserved Tablet).

  3. Nothing happens except by Allah’s will.

  4. Allah created all things.

• Muslims still have free will to choose right or wrong, and are responsible for their choices.

Others Activity:

1-Khutbah Reflection

2-Form a group and present about one from the pillars of iman

•Remind about Eschatology(Judgement Day)

IHSAN:

Definition

• Ihsan means excellence, sincerity, and perfection in worship and actions.

Key Points

1. Highest level of faith – above Islam (practice) and Iman (belief).

2. Sincerity (Ikhlas) – doing good only for Allah, not for people.

3. Consciousness of Allah – always aware that Allah is watching.

4. In worship – pray and obey with humility and focus.

5. In daily life – show kindness, justice, honesty, and excellence in work.

Benefits of Ihsan

• Strengthens relationship with Allah.

• Improves character and morality.

• Brings peace, sincerity, and blessings in life.

ESCHATOLOGY:

Definition

• Eschatology = study of the end times and what happens after death.

Purpose of Belief

• Encourages responsibility and moral living.

• Gives hope (for reward) and fear (of punishment).

• Reminds Muslims that life is temporary, and the real life is in the Hereafter.

Others Activity:

1-Making infographic poster

2-Kutbah Reflection

•Khutbah Reflection

•Comment and Improving Roleplay video and

e-Portfolio

•Discuss about Adab towards parents,neighbours and society also adab as student.

Self Reflection:

Adab Toward Parents

• Always show respect, love, and obedience.

• Speak kindly and politely.

• Help and care for them, especially when they are old.

• Pray for their well-being and forgiveness.

Adab Toward Community

• Be kind and helpful to others.

• Respect elders and treat everyone fairly.

• Avoid gossip and arguments.

• Work together to maintain harmony and peace.

Adab as a student

• Respect teachers and classmates.

• Be humble in seeking knowledge.

• Listen carefully and ask politely.

• Use knowledge for good purposes.

•Khutbah Reflection

•Comment and Improving Roleplay video and

e-Portfolio

•Discuss about appreciation for the nature and sustainability in islam.

Self Reflection:

Appreciation Toward Environment and Nature

• The environment is a blessing from Allah that must be cared for and protected.

• Show appreciation by keeping it clean and avoiding pollution.

• Use natural resources wisely without waste.

• Plant trees and protect animals to maintain balance in nature.

• Be grateful for the beauty of Allah’s creation and avoid destroying it.

During this semester, although the group is different but many moral values that i can learn with other new friend and usrah assistant.

New Semester,New Group,Islam still the priotize.

Ice breaking

Learning Reason & Sources of Hikmah & NibEdah

Summarisation:

Reason of Hikmah

• To help people make right decisions

• To guide life in a good and balanced way

Source of Hikmah

• Allah

• The Qur’an

• Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

• Knowledge and experience

CONCLUSION

Hikmah helps people use knowledge correctly to make good decisions in life, and it comes from Allah through guidance, knowledge, and experience.

Remind about solat

Learn about tayamum

Refresh And Revise to wudhu properly

Information From The Session:

PRAYER (SOLAT)

• Obligatory conditions

• Conditions of validity

• Pillars

• Sunnah acts

• Things that invalidate prayer

• Issues/problems

ABLUTION (WUDHU)

• Pillars

• Conditions of validity

• Sunnah acts

• Supplication after wudhu

• Issues/problems

DRY ABLUTION (TAYAMMUM)

• Reasons

• Conditions

• Pillars

Conclusion that can I made that learning solat, wudhu, and tayamum teaches Muslims how to purify themselves and perform prayers correctly, helping them obey Allah and strengthen their faith in daily life.

Khushu’ in salah means praying with full focus, humility, and awareness that we are standing before Allah.

How to achieve khushu’:

• Prepare before prayer (take wudhu calmly, come early)

• Understand what you recite in salah

• Pray slowly and correctly, not rushing movements

• Focus your eyes on the place of sujud

• Remember you are standing before Allah

• Choose a quiet place and remove distractions

Things that reduce khushu’:

• Thinking about worldly matters

• Praying in a hurry

• Noise and distractions

Conclusion:

Khushu’ is concentrating on Allah and avoiding distractions during prayer.Other that that,makes our salah better, more meaningful, and closer to Allah.

1. Al-Ṭā‘ah (Submission & Loyalty)

• Obeying Allah willingly

• Following Allah’s commands in prayer and daily life

• Shows sincerity and faith

2. Muḥāsabah (Self-Reflection)

• Thinking about our actions and intentions

• Checking whether our prayer is sincere

• Helps us improve our relationship with Allah

3. Tawāḍu‘ (Humility)

• Feeling humble before Allah

• Knowing that we depend on Him

• Avoiding pride during prayer

4. Al-Jihād (Striving in the Path of Allah)

• Making effort to stay focused in prayer

• Fighting distractions and laziness

• Trying our best to improve our salah

5. ‘Iffah (Modesty & Self-Restraint)

• Controlling desires and bad behavior

• Keeping good manners inside and outside prayer

• Helps maintain purity of heart

All in all,These qualities help Muslims achieve khushu’ in salah, making prayer more meaningful, sincere, and closer to Allah.

Fasting means abstaining from food, drink, and other physical desires for a specific period of time. In Islam, fasting (ṣawm) is an act of worship where Muslims fast from dawn (fajr) until sunset (maghrib), especially during the month of Ramadan. It is done with intention and self‑control, not just hunger.

Purpose of fasting

Fasting is not only about avoiding food. Its main purpose is to:

• Increase taqwa

• Train self‑discipline and patience

• Purify the heart and soul

• Help a person become more grateful and humble

Virtues of fasting

1. Strengthens self‑control
   Fasting teaches a person to control desires, emotions, and bad habits. This discipline helps in daily life, not only during Ramadan.

2. Increases empathy for others
   Feeling hunger helps us understand the struggles of the poor and needy, encouraging kindness and charity.

3. Spiritual purification
   Fasting cleanses the soul by reducing negative traits such as anger, greed, and arrogance, and strengthens faith.

4. Rewards and forgivenes

   Fasting is highly rewarded. It is believed that sincere fasting leads to forgiveness of past sins and earns great spiritual rewards.

5. Improves character
   A fasting person is encouraged to speak politely, avoid arguments, and practice good manners, which builds strong moral character.

6. Health benefits (secondary)

   Help improve digestion and promote healthier eating habits when done correctly.

Conclusion

Fasting is a powerful practice that benefits both the body and soul. It teaches discipline, compassion, and devotion, making a person more mindful, patient, and grateful.

• Zakah: An obligatory charity. A fixed portion of wealth that eligible Muslims must give to specific recipients when their wealth reaches the nisab.

• Sadaqah: A voluntary charity. Any act of giving (money, help, kindness) done sincerely for Allah.

Summary of virtues zakah/sadaqah:

• Purify the soul from greed and purify wealth with barakah.

• Build kindness, mercy, and empathy.

• Strengthen unity and brotherhood in society.

• Help reduce poverty and social problems.

• Increase rezeki and bring Allah’s blessings.

• Protect from difficulties and misfortune.

• Show true faith and obedience to Allah.

• Bring great rewards in the Hereafter.

• Give inner peace and gratitude to the giver.

Fasting and its virtues