Age: 18 years old

Matric No.:244855

Course: Foundation in Arabic

Hometown:Machang,Kelantan

Secondary school:Maahad Syamsul Maarif Lilbanat,Pulai Chondong,Machang Kelantan.

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Hobby:

~Playing badminton

~Listen to song

~Watching Korean Drama

>Allah has explained that the Prophet Muhammad is considered an example of a role model:

"قال اللّه تعالى: "وَإِنَّكَ لَعَلَى خُلُقٍ عَظِيمٍ

Dan sesungguhnya engkau memiliki akhlak yang mulia.

>As a student,we need the manners:

~Patient

~We learn,we practice,we share

~Choosing the good companion (find someone who can support you)

~Respect lecturer,colleagues,staff and friends

~Be obedient

~Help lecturer/friends when they need

~Never give up

~Have a good habits such as prayer,diligent and others

Quran is the book of Almighty Allah; the Creator of the whole universe and every word of this book belong to Him. Allah beautifully created this world and as His blessings provide benefits to mankind likewise His book (Quran) is the perfect source of guidance for His creatures.

Allah says in Quran:

“Whatever difference human beings have, the decision is with Allah.” [42:10]

>Have Solution of every Problem

No one is born with problems rather problems are actually created by human beings by their own and they caused because of the lack of true guidance. The best solution of every problem is to stop creating problems and we can achieve it by having a perfect advice which prevents us from harm, darkness and difficulties.

Allah says:

“A Book We have sent down to you so that you may bring forth mankind from the darkness into the light...” [14:1]

The declaration of faith in one God (Allah) and His messenger (peace be upon him).

2)Solat (Prayer)

The ritual prayer required of every Muslim five times a day throughout their lifetime.

3)Berpuasa (Fasting)

The act of fasting during the holy month of Ramadan.

4)Zakat (Almsgiving)

The act of giving a portion of a Muslim’s wealth to those in need throughout their lifetime.

5)Haji (Pilgrimage)

The sacred pilgrimage to Mecca required of every Muslim at least once in their lifetime if it is within their means.

At the very core of Islamic faith ;ies the belief in Allah,the one and only god. Muslims believe in the absolute oneness of ALLAH, known as Tauhid. Tauhid emphasizes the idea that there is no god but ALLAH and He is all-powerful, all-knowing, and the sustainer of the universe.

Types of Tauhid:

¬ Tauhid Rububiyyah

¬Tauhid Uluhiyyat

¬Tauhid Asma' wa sifat

2) Believe in Angels (Malaikat)

The second Pillar of Iman is the belief in Allah's angels. The angels are messengers of ALLAH. They were created from light and were created, before humans, for the purpose of worshipping Allah.

3) Believe in Al Kitab (the books of Allah)

The third Pillar of Iman is the belief in the books of Allah. The only book left is the Qur'an in its entirety, because it is the last revelation Allah will send to us.

There are four books known to man:

1. Taurah (Prophet Musa)

2. Zabur (Prophet Daud)

3. Injil (Prophet Isa)

4. Qur'an (Prophet Muhammad)

There are twenty five (25) Prophet mentions in the Qur'an. Prophet Muhammad SAW is the last and final Prophet. Prayers and salutations of Allah be upon him and upon all the messengers of Allah.

5) Belive in the Last Day (Hari Kiamat)

This is the day of accounting for all deeds; evil or good, big or small. In our lives we need to believe that all we do will have bearing on the Last Day. No one but Allah knows when this day will come, so it is up to us to live each day as if it was our last.

6) Believe in Qada' & Qadar

-Belief in Al-Qada' is certain belief that everything that happens in this universe happens by the will and decree of Allah.

-Belief in Al-Qadar : the correct belief in al-qadar also involves believing in the following thet the individual has free will by means of which he acts.

For this usrah, I hope that i would manage to find new friends and learn some new knowledge. There are days that I'm kind of reluctant to join usrah but I still decided to join it. It turns out all of the sessions were great and knowledgeable. It was very fun and I hope that all my friends in Usrah 75 also enjoy during usrah sessions.

REFLECTION

I gained a lot of knowledge and manage to bring out the creative sides of me. It was really great to hear the acting about the topics that we choose. Last but not least, I also unexpected get new friends with their good character, oh I'm so grateful ALHAMDULILLAH!

-Refers to good manners and moral

-Not a quality but also a process

-Adab is more relate our act.

Akhlak:

-Refer to internal character person

-Akhlak moral value

-Focus on internal

¬ADAB WITH PARENTS

Related with the story of the Prophet Ibrahim and his father

¬ADAB WITH FRIENDS

1. Choose friend with a good character

2.Seek friends can bring you closer to ALLAH

3.Be sincere & loyal

4.Support friend when they need

5.Give good advice

Beside that, our faci explain to us about the three essential elements of usrah are: تعارف, تفهم, and تعاون.

1. تعارف– Getting to know one another. This involves building familiarity and understanding among the members of the group to strengthen bonds and create a comfortable environment for discussion.

2. تفهم– Mutual understanding. This refers to developing a deeper understanding of each other's perspectives, beliefs, and thoughts, as well as promoting harmony within the group.

3. تعاون – Cooperation and mutual support. This emphasizes helping and supporting one another in both religious and worldly matters, fostering a sense of unity and collective responsibility.

Then, our faci also share hadith about

"إِنَّمَا الْأَعْمَالُ بِالنِّيَّاتِ وَإِنَّمَا لِكُلِّ امْرِئٍ مَا نَوَىٰ"
"Verily, actions are judged by intentions, and every person will get what they intended."
(Reported by Bukhari and Muslim)

This hadith emphasizes that every action depends on the intention behind it. The value and reward of an action are determined by the intention—whether it is done for the sake of Allah or not. If the intention is sincere and for the sake of Allah, the person will be rewarded, but if the intention is not pure or not for Allah, the reward may not be granted.

وَمَا خَلَقْتُ ٱلْجِنَّ وَٱلْإِنسَ إِلَّا لِيَعْبُدُونَ ٥٦ (سورة الذريات:آية ٥٦)

"And I did not create the jinn and mankind to worship me".

2)صلاة (Prayer): The five daily prayers that are obligatory for Muslims, performed at specific times throughout the day.

3)صوم(Fasting): Fasting during the month of Ramadan, where Muslims abstain from food, drink, and other physical needs from dawn until sunset.

4)زكاة(Charity): A specific portion of a Muslim's wealth (usually 2.5%) that is given to those in need, typically annually.

5)حج (Pilgrimage): A once-in-a-lifetime obligation for Muslims who are financially and physically able to undertake the pilgrimage to Mecca

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khusyuk is essential for achieving both spiritual growth and emotional tranquility, reinforcing the believer’s bond with Allah and their overall well-being.

Fasting (Puasa) is the practice of abstaining from food, drink, and sometimes other physical needs for a period of time.

Importance of Fasting: Fasting is a way to purify the body and soul. It helps develop self-discipline, empathy for the less fortunate, and closeness to Allah. It gives a lot of advantages include:

1. صبر(Patience):

Patience is a key component of fasting. During fasting, individuals must exhibit sabar by abstaining from food, drink, and other desires for long hours. This practice trains a person to be patient and steadfast in the face of discomfort, challenges, and temptations. Patience in fasting is also a form of perseverance in worshiping Allah, as it requires self-control and a focus on long-term spiritual goals rather than short-term satisfaction.

2. تكريم(Honor):

Takrim refers to showing respect and honoring others, especially during fasting. One of the key aspects of fasting is to treat others with kindness and consideration, as fasting is not just a personal discipline but also an act of social responsibility. During Ramadan, for example, Muslims are encouraged to show honor and respect to fellow believers, share meals, and maintain good character.

3. رحمة (Mercy):

Rahmah refers to mercy and compassion, which are central values in Islam, especially during the act of fasting. Fasting cultivates rahmah in several ways, such as through empathy for the poor, sharing meals, and being more forgiving and compassionate toward others.

After that, we play game and our faci conduct a quiz for us in group. I felt very happy to learn more about fasting.

May our Usrah be a source of growth, unity, and wisdom, strengthening our bonds and inspiring positive change in our lives and communities.

My Reflection on Usrah

Usrah is a journey of spiritual and personal development, fostering brotherhood/sisterhood, self-improvement, and a deeper connection with Allah through shared learning and support.

• Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and is obligatory for Muslims.

• It serves as a means to grow closer to Allah, alongside Salah (prayer), Sawm (fasting), and Hajj (pilgrimage).

• It has a positive impact on both individual and social life.

2.Definition of Zakat:

• Literal meaning: Growth, increase, cleanliness, and betterment.

• Technical meaning: A prescribed share of wealth to be distributed among deserving categories.

• Difference from tax systems: Zakat promotes spiritual purification and social responsibility.

3.Difference Between Zakat and Sadaqah:

• Zakat is compulsory, while Sadaqah is voluntary.

• Zakat has specific recipients, amounts, and payment methods, while Sadaqah does not.

• Zakat consists of two types: Zakat al-Fitr and Zakat al-Mal, while Sadaqah includes all charitable acts.

4. The Significance of Zakat:

• Mentioned over 30 times in the Quran alongside á¹¢alÄh.

• A means of purification and spiritual growth.

5. Virtues of Zakat:

• Tawakkul (Reliance on Allah): Encourages reliance on Allah rather than material wealth.

• Ukhuwwah (Brotherhood): Promotes love, empathy, and unity while reducing envy and hatred.

6. Zakat as a Bridge for Relationships:

• Vertical relationship: Strengthens the bond with Allah (spiritual dimension).

• Horizontal relationship: Strengthens ties within the Muslim community (social dimension).

7. Conclusion

• Zakat is not just a financial duty but also an act of worship with spiritual and social benefits.

• It fosters Tawakkul (reliance on Allah) and Ukhuwwah (brotherhood).

• Essential for a harmonious and righteous Muslim society.