When I was younger, I dreamt of becoming a doctor, mainly because I enjoyed watching medical dramas. However, Allah had better plans for me, and I now truly appreciate the path I’ve taken. I’ve grown to love my field and feel confident in my decision to pursue Islamic studies.

I am the second of three siblings, and all of us are girls. In my free time, I enjoy playing badminton and listening to music. I used to play handball during primary school, but I chose to stop when I entered high school to focus on my studies, especially after my UPSR results didn’t meet my teacher’s expectations.

Since I was a child, I've always had a strong passion for earning and managing money.

I may not have a long list of strengths, but I believe in a few key values. I am highly disciplined and punctual, especially when it comes to important matters. I dislike wasting time and always strive to use my time productively.

I also love volunteering in programs as an AJK (committee member). I’m especially interested in the multimedia team, as I’m passionate about photography and video editing. I enjoy taking pictures of others, though I’m not a fan of being in front of the camera myself. I'm also a fast learner, particularly in subjects I enjoy like Mathematics.

Another personal trait I value is the ability to motivate myself. When I’m feeling down or stressed, I usually turn to cleaning or reading motivational quotes. Back in high school, I used to write down motivational advice from my teachers. One quote that stuck with me is:

"Compare yourself with yourself, not with others."
Whenever I receive a result that’s lower than expected, I remind myself of this because even a small improvement is still progress, and that deserves to be acknowledged.

As for my weaknesses, I’m naturally shy when meeting new people and often feel nervous when speaking in front of large groups. I tend to overthink what others might think of me, which sometimes holds me back from expressing my true personality. However, I’m learning to build confidence and remind myself that it’s okay to be imperfect.

Another challenge I face is that I find it difficult to say "no" when someone asks for help. Even when I’m busy, I’ll try to find a way to assist others. While some may see this as a weakness, I believe it also reflects my sincere desire to help those around me. Although I have my own strengths and weaknesses, I always strive to become a better version of myself every day. Thank you for allowing me to introduce myself. I look forward to growing and learning more in the future.

Through the e-Portfolio, I was able to express my understanding of the learning materials in a creative and personal manner, whether through writing, videos, or presentations. I also felt more motivated because I had a dedicated space to showcase my achievements and reflect on them critically.

In addition, this experience has taught me the importance of self-assessment and reflective thinking, as I reviewed what I had learned and noted the strengths and weaknesses in my performance. This helped me set clearer goals for improvement in the future.

In conclusion, I believe that using the e-Portfolio in the learning process is an effective and beneficial experience. I hope to continue using it in future courses to further develop my academic and personal skills.