Age : 18 years old

Hometown : Bota , Perak

Secondary school : SAMT Kuala Kubu Bharu , Rawang , Selangor

No Matric : 243630

Programme : IRK

Contact no : 0135069838

Email : hazeeqizzuddin@gmail.com

Instagram : hzqbnzdi

Facilitator: Br Afdal

Usrah Group : Group 152

Hobby :

• Playing football

إنما الأعمال بالنيات

in islam , the term niyyah refers to the intention or motive behind an act , which is to attain Allah SWT's reward and draw oneself closer to the almighty .

The important of Niyyah

This hadith highlights that the value of any act depends on the sincerity of the intention behind it. A good deed done for worldly recognition rather than for Allah’s sake may not hold spiritual merit.

How to know if we set a right niyyah ?

1. For Allah Alone – Make sure you are doing it to please Allah, not for praise or recognition.

2. Follows Islamic Teachings – The action must be halal and in line with Islam.

3. Brings Peace – A sincere niyyah gives peace, while a wrong one may cause doubt or guilt.

Amal means action, deed, or work. In Islam, it refers to both physical and spiritual actions that a person performs.

Amal can be divided into:

1. Amal Salih (Righteous Deeds)

– Actions done sincerely for Allah, following Islamic teachings.

Examples: Praying, helping others, speaking kindly, giving charity.

2. Amal Sayyi’ (Bad Deeds) – Actions that go against Islamic teachings.

Examples: Lying, cheating, harming others.

Importants of Amal

1. Shows True Faith – Faith must be followed by good deeds.

2. Recorded & Judged – Every action, big or small, will be accounted for.

3. Brings Blessings – Good deeds bring peace and success in life.

4. Proves Obedience to Allah – Islam is not just belief, but also action.

5. Inspires Others – Good ‘amal encourages kindness

in society.

Ehsan means excellence, perfection, and doing good with sincerity. It is the highest level of faith, where a person worships Allah with full devotion and treats others with kindness.

Ehsan in Daily Life

Being kind and honest in dealings with others.Helping those in need without expecting anything in return.

Controlling anger and forgiving others.

Ehsan in Worship

Praying with full concentration and sincerity.Reading the Quran with reflection and understanding.Giving charity with a pure heart, expecting reward only from

Allah.

• Prayer strengthens obedience and devotion to Allah.

• It reminds believers of their duty to follow His commands.

2. Al-Jihād (Struggle in the Path of Allah)

• Performing ṣalāh with khushūʿ requires effort and self-discipline.

• It represents a spiritual struggle against distractions and laziness.

3. Muḥāsabah (Self-Reflection & Accountability)

• Encourages self-evaluation of actions and intentions.

• Helps in seeking forgiveness and improving one’s character.

4. ʿIffah (Modesty & Self-Restraint)

• Prayer instills moral discipline and prevents sinful behavior.

• It develops self-control over desires and worldly temptations.

5. Tawaḍḍuʿ (Humility & Humbleness)

• Reminds believers of their dependence on Allah.

• Promotes a humble and respectful attitude towards others.

In conclusion , Ṣalāh with khushūʿ cultivates obedience, discipline, self-reflection, modesty, and humility, shaping a believer into a better person in both faith and character.

INTRODUCTION TO FASTING

• History of fasting

• Benefits of fasting

• Control our lust

• Avoiding sins

• Rukhsah in fasting

• The virtues of fasting

• Sabr (Patience and Endurance)

• Takrim (Honour and Dignity)

• Rahmah (Compassion and Kindness

• Purifies Wealth and Soul

Cleanses wealth from greed and heart from selfishness.

• Earns Allah’s Pleasure and Mercy Brings forgiveness and rewards from Allah.

•Protects from Calamities

Acts as a shield against hardships and misfortunes.

•Increases Wealth

Causes wealth to grow and be blessed.

•Promotes Social Justice

Reduces poverty and helps the needy.

•Brings Inner Peace

Creates a sense of satisfaction and spiritual comfort.

•Rewards in the Hereafter

A source of continuous rewards (sadaqah jariyah).