Usrah e-Portfolio by GHULAM AFIF KHAN BIN MOHAMMAD ASRULSANI KHAN

MYSELF ^...^

ghulama — 2025-08-19 15:51:04 UTC

Bismillah and Assalamualaikum everyone!!!

My name is Ghulam Afif Khan Bin Mohammad Asrulsani Khan.I am from Baling,Kedah and majoring in English for International Communication at CFS IIUM,Kuantan.Currently in my first Semester.

My matric number is 251916 and my Usrah section is 165.

Phone number: +60 10-370 1723

Email:ghulamafif223@gmail.com

Naqib Sem1:Syed Muhammad Faris Edruce Bin Wan Najibba

Naqib phone number:+60 19-902 6692

Naqib Sem2:Muhammad Shahieran Bin Shahminjamin

naqib phone number:+60 11-5960 1747

Adab in Seeking Knowledge

ghulama — 2025-08-19 16:17:48 UTC

"...one of the keys to purifiying the heart is to adorn oneself with good morals..."

-Ayaz Siddiqui-

Knowledge seekers must be humble, patient, and respectful. In today’s digital era, focus and sincerity are important to avoid distractions. Learning aims not just for worldly gains but to please Allah and benefit society. This is supported by Surah Al-‘Alaq (96:1-5), where Allah commands reading and gaining knowledge

The Quran as Guide

ghulama — 2025-08-19 16:35:04 UTC

The Quran is the ultimate guide offering clear life instructions and comfort. For mental health, reciting and reflecting on the Quran brings peace, serves as spiritual healing, encourages patience, and supports positive mental well-being through remembrance of Allah and ethical living

Hadith of Jibril

ghulama — 2025-09-12 07:20:56 UTC

"The Hadith of Jibril is a very important hadith where Angel Jibril asked the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W about Islam, Iman, and Ihsan. From this hadith, we learn that Islam is about our actions like praying and fasting, Iman is about our beliefs such as believing in Allah and the Last Day, and Ihsan means to worship Allah sincerely as if we can see Him. This hadith is special because it explains the whole religion in a clear and simple way."

Pillar of Faith

ghulama — 2025-09-26 06:59:34 UTC

The Pillars of Faith are the six fundamental beliefs in Islam that serve as the foundation of every Muslim’s life: belief in Allah, His angels, His revealed books, His messengers, the Day of Judgment, and divine destiny (qada’ and qadar). Faith in these six pillars nurtures a heart filled with peace and submission to Allah’s will, encouraging Muslims to remain patient in trials, grateful for blessings, and sincere in their actions. With strong belief in the Pillars of Faith, a person lives with true devotion, righteousness, and the understanding that everything happens by Allah’s divine will

Ihsan

ghulama — 2025-09-26 07:05:00 UTC

In the context of Ihsan, Eschatology or the knowledge of the Day of Judgment reminds human beings that worldly life is only temporary, and every deed, whether good or bad, will be accounted for on the Day of Reckoning. With this understanding, a believer is motivated to worship and act with sincerity as if seeing Allah, knowing that ultimately every human will experience resurrection, judgment in the Hereafter, and the final outcome of either eternal paradise for the faithful or punishment in hell for those who reject.

Fitrah

ghulama — 2025-09-26 07:21:33 UTC

In Islam, Fitrah is the natural disposition of every human being. It means that all people are born pure, with a natural inclination to believe in Allah, recognize truth, and choose goodness. However, this nature can be shaped positively or negatively by family, society, and education. Fitrah reminds us of our role as servants and vicegerents of Allah, and it must be preserved through guidance, knowledge, and righteous living.

Adab

ghulama — 2025-09-26 07:29:03 UTC

Adab in Islam means good manners, respect, and proper behavior, and it is considered part of worship because it reflects a Muslim’s faith and character. Adab with parents requires children to obey them, speak kindly, pray for them, and care for them especially in old age. Adab with teachers means showing respect, listening attentively, not interrupting, and appreciating the knowledge they share. Adab with neighbours involves greeting them politely, offering help, avoiding disturbance, and respecting their privacy. By practicing adab with parents, teachers, and neighbours, Muslims fulfill their responsibilities to Allah and to society. It builds harmony, preserves respect, and strengthens relationships, making adab an essential value in daily life.

ghulama — 2025-10-02 16:24:53 UTC

📚 “Seeking knowledge is not only about studying, but also about respecting teachers, friends, and the environment.”

Reflection

ghulama — 2025-10-03 14:53:40 UTC

I have gained a lot of new knowledge about Islam. In addiction, i can hone my talent in socializing with other. I also gained many new friends. I enjoy following this usrah because every Friday evening becomes more beneficial.

My Goals

ghulama — 2025-10-03 14:56:49 UTC

For my future, I want to archive dreams of mine and my parents. I also want to be an example to my sibling. As a muslim, I want to be better one and continues dakwah of Rasulullah.

Collaboration

ghulama — 2025-10-04 14:52:51 UTC

During our usrah sessions, I showed my commitment by actively participating in discussions, sharing ideas, and giving support to my group members. I also played a role in our roleplay activity, where teamwork was very important. We worked together to plan the script, practice our parts, and help each other improve. Sometimes, I also asked for opinions and advice from our facilitator to make sure our ideas were correct and meaningful. Through this experience, I learned that collaboration helps strengthen understanding, respect, and unity among team members

My Suggestion

ghulama — 2025-10-06 15:37:53 UTC

Usrah can be made more fun and chill by adding interactive games, group discussions, and short videos that relate to daily life. This way, everyone can enjoy learning while still gaining valuable knowledge and Islamic lessons. It also helps students build teamwork, confidence, and positive vibes in a comfortable environment.

The Aquations of Hikmah

ghulama — 2026-01-30 13:59:49 UTC

The acquisition of Hikmah is a profound journey that goes beyond simply gathering information; it is about developing the insight to apply knowledge correctly in different situations. I learned that true wisdom is a gift from Allah that requires patience, experience, and deep reflection to attain. Moving forward, I aim to seek Hikmah by not only studying hard but also thinking critically about how my actions affect those around me.

Reason & Sources of Ibadah

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:02:09 UTC

Understanding the reason and sources of Ibadah has solidified my knowledge that our primary purpose in life is to serve the Creator. I learned that for worship to be accepted, it must be based on authentic sources—the Quran and the Sunnah—rather than just following cultural habits. This topic has taught me to always verify the intent and method of my worship to ensure it aligns with divine guidance.

Preparation for Salah Khusyuk

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:06:03 UTC

I realized that achieving Khusyuk (humility and focus) in Salah is not something that happens instantly; it requires mental and physical preparation before the prayer even begins. Elements like performing Wudu with care, wearing clean clothes, and arriving early to the prayer mat are essential steps to shift one’s mindset. By preparing properly, I can disconnect from worldly distractions and enter a state of calmness ready for conversation with Allah.

The Virtues found in Salah Khusyuk

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:08:23 UTC

The virtues of a focused prayer are immense, serving as a spiritual recharge that brings tranquility to the heart and mind. I learned that when Salah is performed with true Khusyuk, it acts as a shield that prevents us from committing immoral acts and keeps us grounded. This understanding motivates me to strive for quality over quantity in my prayers to truly experience this inner peace.

The Virtue found in Sawm (Fasting)

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:10:40 UTC

Fasting is a powerful act of worship that extends far beyond the physical act of abstaining from food and drink; it is a training ground for self-discipline and Taqwa. This topic highlighted how Sawm purifies the soul, teaches patience, and instills a deep sense of empathy for the less fortunate. Personally, viewing fasting as a spiritual detox rather than just a physical challenge has changed my perspective completely.

The Virtue found in Zakah/Sadaqah

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:12:26 UTC

The practice of Zakah and Sadaqah is essential for purifying one’s wealth and removing the love of materialism from the human heart. I learned that these virtues foster a balanced society where the wealthy support the needy, creating bonds of brotherhood and reducing envy. This has inspired me to be more generous, understanding that wealth is a trust from Allah to be shared, not hoarded.

Reflection

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:19:41 UTC

I have gained a lot of new knowledge about Islam. In addition, with this knowledge I can share to my friends and others. I also gained new friends, and I enjoy this usrah every Friday with new friends

My goals

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:22:42 UTC

For my future, I want to archive dreams of mine and my parents. i also want to be an example to my family and friends. As a muslim, I want to be better one and continues dakwah of Rasulullah.

Collaboration

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:29:42 UTC

During our usrah sessions, I showed my commitment by actively participant in discussions by sharing the ideas and giving support to my group members. I also played a role in our roleplay activity, where teamwork was very important. We worked together to plan the script and help each other improve. I learned that collaboration helps strengthen understanding, respect and unity among team members

My Wish

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:36:33 UTC

"As we reach the end of this beautiful journey, I realize that this Usrah was never just about the lessons; it was about the hearts that came together. My deepest wish is not just for our success, but that the bond of brotherhood(Ukhuwah) we built here remains unbreakable, no matter where life takes us next. I apologize for any shortcomings or mistakes I may have made during our time together. I pray that Allah accepts every second we spent for His sake, and just as He gathered us in this circle, may He gather us again in His Jannah. Thank you for being my companions in goodness."

ghulama — 2026-01-30 14:37:41 UTC

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