AGE : 18

HOMETOWN : PAYA DALAM , MELAKA

MATRIC NUMBER : 244413

COURSE : ARCOM

USRAH SECTION : 62

FACILITATOR : SR. ALISYA

HOBBY : COOKING & SLEEP

EMAIL : syirah.faiez@gmail.com

• Right intention and true objectives in seeking knowledge.

• Pay attention and do not cut teacher's word during class.

• Respect the teacher and do not making any noisy sound in the class.

• Speak gently and softly with our teachers.

AL QURAN AS A BOOK OF GUIDANCE ;

• Al quran is a guidance for all human alive and tell us the truth about life.

• Al quran one of the greatest mukjizat that Allah give to our prophet Muhammad SAW.

• First revelation in the quran was surah Al-Alaq. In that surah Allah emphasize the important of seeking knowledge regardless of gender and age.

• Ihsan: We perform ibadah as if we see Allah and believe strongly that Allah is watching us.

• Islam: The Five Pillars of Islam

• Iman: The Six Pillars of Iman

• The Day of Judgement: One of the sign is the children are disobeying their parents.

• Jibril taught Rasululllah SAW about Islam so that Rasulullah SAW can convey it to us.

ADAB IN SEEKING KNOWLEDGE;

• We should not have an arrogant feeling when in the process of study or seeking knowledge.

• We need to be brave to ask the question or anything that not clear and ask techer to enlightenment that part.

• Pay a full attention when the teachers are teaching to be respectful and knowledge are blessed.

• In believing Allah, there are three parts of tauhid, namely Tauhid Rububiyyah, Tauhid al-Asma wa al-Sifat, and Tauhid Uluhiyyah.

• Tauhid Rububiyyah: Believe that Allah exists and that He is in control of everything.

• Tauhid al-Asma wa al-Sifat: Believe that Allah is perfect and free from all imperfections.

• Tauhid Uluhiyyah: Believe that Allah is the only God worthy of worship.

2. Belief in Malaikat (Angel)

• We must believe in Malaikat as they are Allah's creatures who always accompany us. Among those angels are Raqib and Atid who record all our good and bad deeds.

• Other than that, Malaikat also have a shift change between them, which is from Fajr to Asr, then from Asr to Fajr.

• The number of Malaikat is not only the 10 angels that we know, but the number is bigger and each angel has their own task assigned by Allah.

3. Belief in Kitab

• There are 4 kitab(s) revealed by Allah to the prophets that He has chosed that are:

• Taurat: Prophet Musa

• Zabur: Prophet Daud

• Injil: Prophet Isa

• Al-Quran: Prophet Muhammad SAW

• We must believe that each kitab(s) is the words of Allah (Kalam Allah) but only Al-Quran will not be distorted, unlike the other kitab(s) and will remain until the Day of Judgment.

• THE DAY OF JUDGMENT

📖It has various names such as يوم الحساب and يوم الحشر.

📖All the things we do will be questioned in the hereafter. So, we have to be aware about everything we do.

📖The effect of believing in the Day of Judgment is that we will believe in the uniqueness of the names of Allah SWT and increase piety. We will also be motivated to worship and be patient with the test from Allah SWT.

• QADA' AND QADAR

• We need to believe that Allah SWT is All-Knowing, everything is written, and it happens according to the will of Allah SWT and believe that all creation comes from Allah SWT.

• The advantage of believing in it is that our soul and mind are calmer, and we don't think too much about things that haven't happened and things that have already happened. We will also be humbler to Allah SWT and fully dependent on Him, avoid bad deeds and increase good deeds.

All the knowledge that has been given to all usrah participant are valuable and meningful. We can use that information to improve ourselves and be a better muslim.

Usrah session had teach me a lot about basic rules in islam. For me, I'm still searching for the truth purpose of life. This is one of the sessions that helped me a lot to understand islam. I hope this will be the spirit to continue and learn islam in deeper way.

Islam encourages us to build strong and harmonious relationships with others through these four principles:

1) Ta’aruf (Knowing Each Other)
This means getting to know one another regardless of race, religion, or background. Allah says in Surah Al-Hujurat (49:13):
"O mankind! We created you from a male and a female and made you into nations and tribes so that you may know one another. Verily, the most honored of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous. Indeed, Allah is All-Knowing, All-Aware."

2) Tafahum (Understanding Each Other)
This refers to mutual understanding. It involves showing empathy in different situations and respecting the views of others to create harmony in ourselves and our community.

3) Ta’awun (Helping Each Other)
Helping and cooperating with one another for good causes is essential in Islam. Allah commands this in Surah Al-Maidah (5:2):
"And help one another in righteousness and piety."

4) Takaful (Ensuring Each Other’s Rights)
This principle focuses on ensuring social justice by supporting those in need. Examples include giving charity, donations, or paying zakat. It reflects the importance of mutual care and responsibility within the community.

By practicing these principles, we create a society rooted in peace, justice, and mutual respect, as guided by Islam.

Allah tells us that He created humans and jinn to worship Him. Here are the four main acts of worship we must understand and practice:

1) Salah (Prayer)
Allah commands us to pray with sincerity. This verse reminds us:
"Whoever hopes for the meeting with Allah, know that the appointed time is coming. And He is the All-Hearing, All-Knowing." (Quran 29:5)

Through prayer, we connect with Allah and balance our feelings—fearing His displeasure and avoiding arrogance or disobedience.

2) Sawm (Fasting)
Fasting teaches patience, empathy, and self-discipline. Allah says:
"We will test you with fear, hunger, loss of wealth, lives, and fruits. But give glad tidings to the patient." (Quran 2:155)

Fasting helps us feel the struggles of others, trains us to follow Allah's commands, and strengthens our willpower. It also brings us closer to Allah during challenging times.

3) Zakat (Charity)
Giving zakat purifies our wealth and helps those in need. Allah says:
"Take from their wealth a charity to purify and cleanse them and pray for them. Your prayer is a source of comfort for them. And Allah is All-Hearing, All-Knowing." (Quran 9:103)

Zakat helps reduce poverty, especially among Muslims, and ensures that wealth is shared fairly.

4) Hajj (Pilgrimage)
Hajj teaches discipline and unity. It requires financial and physical readiness to perform this journey. Following the rules of Hajj helps us grow spiritually and reminds us of the purpose of life.

These acts of worship bring us closer to Allah when we do them sincerely, seeking His pleasure. They remind us of our purpose: to worship and obey Him.

Meaning of Khusyu':

• Khusyu' refers to giving full attention, focus, and sincerity during prayer. It involves the heart being present, filled with a sense of fear, humility, and servitude toward Allah. It also requires a deep appreciation of the recitations and movements in Salah.

• As Allah says in Surah Taha (20:14):
  "Indeed, I am Allah. There is no deity except Me, so worship Me and establish prayer for My remembrance."

Ways to Achieve Khusyu':

1. Remember death – Pray as if it might be your last prayer.

2. Avoid rushing – Perform each movement with calmness and mindfulness.

3. Train for calmness – Regularly practice staying calm and focused during Salah.

4. Understand the meanings – Reflect on the meaning of the verses and surahs recited during prayer.

   
   

• Surah Al-Mu'minun highlights that those who humble themselves in their prayers are among the successful. This encourages us to strive for Khusyu' as an essential part of Salah.