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Name - Mohamad Arif Syazwan Bin Mohamad Fauzi

Matrik number - 242512

Course - ECONS

Age - 18 years old

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> "One day, while we were sitting with the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), a man appeared with extremely white clothes and very black hair. There were no signs of travel on him, and none of us recognized him. He sat close to the Prophet (ﷺ) and placed his knees against his knees and his hands on his thighs, and said:

'O Muhammad, tell me about Islam.'

The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) replied:

'Islam is to testify that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, to establish prayer, to give zakah, to fast during Ramadan, and to perform Hajj to the House if you are able to do so.'

The man said, 'You have spoken the truth.'

The man then asked further about Iman and Ihsan, and the Prophet answered. Later, the Prophet (ﷺ) explained that the man was Jibril (Gabriel) who came to teach the religion to the companions.

3. The Five Pillars of Islam :

   
   

1. Faith (Shahada): Believing in one God, Allah, and that Muhammad is His messenger.

2. Prayer (Salah): Praying five times a day.

3. Charity (Zakat): Helping the poor by giving a part of your wealth.

4. Fasting (Sawm): Fasting during Ramadan from dawn to sunset.

5. Pilgrimage (Hajj): Visiting Mecca at least once if you can afford it and are healthy.

This is the 3 Pillars of Iman from 6 Pillars of Iman that we have to understand.

1. Belief in Allah

   – Faith in the oneness of God, His attributes, and that He alone is worthy of worship.

2. Belief in Angels

   - Acknowledging the existence of angels, created by Allah from light, who carry out His commands (e.g., Jibril delivering revelations).

3. Belief in Divine Books

   – Accepting that Allah has revealed scriptures to His prophets, including the Torah, Psalms, Gospel, and the Quran (which is the final and preserved revelation).

We have to learn these three Pillars of Iman because Belief in Allah strengthens our faith in His oneness and worship, Belief in Angels affirms their role in carrying out His commands, and Belief in Divine Books teaches that Allah has revealed scriptures to guide humanity.

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1. Belief in Prophets and Messengers

   – Having faith in all the prophets sent by Allah, from Adam to Muhammad (the final messenger), as guides for humanity.

2. Belief in the Day of Judgment

   – Knowing that all humans will be resurrected and judged for their deeds, leading to either Paradise or Hell.

3. Belief in Qadar

   – Accepting that everything happens by Allah’s will and knowledge, whether good or bad, as part of His divine plan.

From this three Pillars of Iman. We have to learn these three Pillars of Iman because they strengthen our faith and understanding of Allah’s guidance. Belief in Prophets and Messengers teaches us that Allah sent them to guide humanity, Belief in the Day of Judgment reminds us that we will be held accountable for our deeds, and Belief in Qadar helps us trust that everything happens according to Allah’s wisdom and plan.

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2. Have the intellect

3. Very poor

4. Have a high ambitions

   
   

IHSAN

Ihsan is the highest level of faith in Islam, where a person strives for excellence in worship, character, and daily actions, knowing that Allah is always watching. It means performing acts of worship with sincerity and devotion, treating others with kindness and justice, and excelling in responsibilities with honesty and dedication. Ihsan encourages self-improvement, moral excellence, and a deep spiritual connection with Allah, leading to inner peace, societal harmony, and ultimate success in both this world and the Hereafter.

1. Avoid Wasting Resources

• Resources like water and electricity are limited, so using them wisely helps conserve them for future generations. Simple actions like turning off taps and switching off unused lights reduce waste.

2. Keep the Environment Clean

• Throwing trash in the right place prevents pollution and maintains cleanliness. Littering can harm animals and affect ecosystems, so keeping surroundings clean benefits both humans and nature.

3. Respect Nature and Wildlife

• Animals and plants have an important role in the ecosystem. Destroying their habitats or harming them disrupts nature’s balance. Instead, we should protect and appreciate them.

4. Use Eco-Friendly Products

• Single use plastics and non-biodegradable materials pollute the environment. Using reusable bags, containers, and biodegradable products helps reduce waste and pollution.

  
  

5. Reduce Pollution

• Pollution affects air, water, and land, harming health and nature. Simple actions like avoiding open burning, using sustainable transport, and reducing waste can minimize pollution.

1. Strengthens Taqwa (God-consciousness):
   Ibadah reminds us of Allah’s presence, leading to mindful choices and wisdom in our actions.

2. Purifies the Soul (Tazkiyah al-Nafs):
   Worship cleanses the heart from arrogance, greed, and selfishness, allowing wisdom to grow from a pure soul.

3. Encourages Reflection (Tadabbur):
   Acts of worship, especially prayer and Quran recitation, encourage deep thinking about life, purpose, and the signs of Allah.

4. Teaches Discipline and Patience:
   Regular worship like fasting or daily prayers trains consistency, self-control, and perseverance—key traits of a wise person.

5. Connects to Divine Guidance:
   Ibadah keeps a person aligned with Allah’s guidance, the ultimate source of truth and wisdom.

Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

1. Al-Qur’an:
   The Quran is the main source of hikmah, and engaging with it through recitation, memorization, and reflection (tadabbur) during ibadah strengthens wisdom.

   “He grants wisdom to whom He wills, and whoever has been granted wisdom has certainly been given much good.”
   — Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:269

2. Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW):
   Emulating the Prophet in his acts of worship teaches us practical wisdom in daily life, such as kindness, moderation, and justice.

3. Daily Solat (Prayers):
   Solat provides structure to life, builds focus, and reminds a person to act wisely between prayer intervals.

4. Sawm (Fasting):
   Fasting teaches restraint and empathy for the poor—key experiences that promote wise thinking and behavior.

5. Zakat and Sadaqah (Charity):
   Giving purifies wealth and the heart, teaching wisdom in managing resources and caring for others.

Khusyu’ in salah means praying with full concentration, humility, and presence of heart and mind. To achieve this, proper preparation before performing salah is essential.

Steps for Preparing Salah with Khusyu’:

1. Purify the Body and Heart (Wudhu’ and Intention):

   • Perform wudhu’ mindfully, knowing it purifies not just the body but also prepares the soul.

   • Renew your intention (niyyah) solely for the sake of Allah (ikhlas).

2. Choose a Clean, Quiet Environment:

   • Minimize distractions by praying in a clean and calm place.

   • Face the Qiblah properly and ensure your clothing is appropriate for prayer.

3. Understand the Meaning of Salah:

   • Learn and reflect on the meanings of the Arabic words recited in salah.

   • This makes every phrase meaningful, not just repeated habitually.

4. Disconnect from the World:

   • Leave behind worldly thoughts. Remind yourself you are standing before your Creator.

   • Turn off devices or find a time when you are least disturbed.

5. Focus on Allah’s Greatness (Takbiratul Ihram):

   • Begin with Allahu Akbar as a true declaration that Allah is greater than anything else.

   • Visualize standing in front of Allah in humility.

6. Pray Slowly and Reflectively:

   • Avoid rushing. Pause after each verse and ruku’/sujud to reflect.

   • Focus on each movement and its meaning.

7. Make Du’a for Khusyu’:

   • Ask Allah to grant you khusyu’ in your prayers. The Prophet ﷺ himself made this du’a.

“Successful indeed are the believers – those who offer their salah with khusyu’.”
— Surah Al-Mu’minun, 23:1–2

• Allah declares people of khusyu’ as truly successful, in this world and the Hereafter.

2. Strengthens the Bond with Allah

• Khusyu’ helps a person feel close to Allah, increasing love, fear, and hope in Him.

• It builds a strong spiritual connection and brings peace to the heart.

3. Protects from Evil and Sin

“Verily, salah prevents from lewdness and evil.”
— Surah Al-‘Ankabut, 29:45

• Salah with khusyu’ purifies the soul and helps a person avoid sinful behavior.

4. Calms the Heart and Mind

• A khusyu’-filled prayer reduces stress and anxiety.

• It offers a moment of peace, helping the believer face challenges with clarity and patience.

5. Increases Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

• When one prays with awareness and humility, it boosts taqwa, leading to wise and righteous choices in life.

Performing salah with khusyu’ (deep focus, humility, and awareness of Allah) brings numerous spiritual and personal benefits. It transforms a routine prayer into a powerful act of devotion that shapes the heart and character of a believer.

1. Attaining True Success

"Successful indeed are the believers. Those who offer their prayers with full submissiveness (khusyu’)."
— Surah Al-Mu’minun, 23:1–2

• Allah declares those who pray with khusyu’ as the truly successful ones in both this life and the Hereafter.

2. Strengthens the Relationship with Allah

• Khusyu’ helps deepen the connection with Allah, making salah a moment of sincere communication and reflection.

3. Protects from Sins and Immorality

"Indeed, salah prevents immorality and wrongdoing."
— Surah Al-‘Ankabut, 29:45

• When performed with khusyu’, salah acts as a shield against sinful behavior by nurturing self-discipline and awareness.

4. Brings Inner Peace and Tranquility

• Salah with khusyu’ calms the heart, relieves stress, and brings emotional stability through remembrance of Allah.

5. Increases Taqwa (God-Consciousness)

• A focused and humble prayer boosts mindfulness of Allah in daily life, leading to wiser and more righteous choices.

Zakah (obligatory charity) and Sadaqah (voluntary charity) are powerful acts of worship in Islam. They not only benefit the needy but also bring immense virtues and rewards to the giver.

1. Purifies Wealth and the Soul

“Take from their wealth a charity by which you purify them and cause them increase...”
— Surah At-Tawbah, 9:103

• Zakah and sadaqah purify the heart from greed and the wealth from impurity.

2. Increases Blessings and Sustenance

“Charity does not decrease wealth.”
— Hadith (Sahih Muslim)

• Giving charity brings barakah (blessing) in one’s wealth and opens doors to more provisions from Allah.

3. Promotes Compassion and Solidarity

• Zakah and sadaqah build a caring community by helping the poor, reducing inequality, and strengthening social bonds.

4. Protects from Calamities and Hardships

“Give charity without delay, for it stands in the way of calamity.”
— Hadith (Tirmidhi)

• Charity acts as a shield against misfortune and earns Allah’s protection.

5. Earns Continuous Rewards (Sadaqah Jariyah)

• Sadaqah done for long-term benefit (like building a well or supporting education) gives ongoing rewards even after death.

Fasting is one of the most powerful forms of remembering Allah. During fasting, Muslims stay away from food, drink, and sinful behavior, which keeps their hearts and minds focused on Allah. It reminds us of His blessings and teaches gratitude. By fasting sincerely, a person increases their awareness of Allah’s presence throughout the day.

2. Taqwa (Consciousness of Allah)

Taqwa means being constantly aware of Allah in everything we do—fearing His punishment, hoping for His mercy, and obeying His guidance. A person with taqwa always remembers Allah before making any decision. True fasting builds taqwa, because it teaches us to act with sincerity even when no one else is watching, purely for Allah’s sake.

3. Recite the Quran

The Quran is the word of Allah, and reading it is one of the best ways to remember Him. Especially during Ramadan, Muslims are encouraged to read, reflect on, and live by the Quran. Every verse read is a form of zikr, bringing peace to the heart and strengthening our relationship with Allah. The more we understand the Quran, the deeper our connection to Allah becomes.