Contact number: 0182331604

Matric number: 245771

Course: econss

Birthday: 16 april 2006

Birth place: hospital sultanah aminah johor bahru

Ambition: economics related jobs

Hobby: cafe hunting

Favorite movie genre: fantasy

Social media: instagram.com/nrr.shrh

• Correct intention: sincere your intention in doing anything, our main purpose is supposedly to seek Allah's pleasure.

• Respect: We must show respect, gratitude, and politeness not only to the lecturer but also to the book itself.

• Observing: try to assist our lecturer, assist those who have questions. helps others and don't be selfish.

• Good company: surround yourself with good people who support and motivated us to be better people in the future.

• Good habits: amar maaruf nahi munkar.

• Dua: true success cannot be achieved with dua. Allah is the one who can give us anything we want/need so ask Him.

  
  

  Additional Notes:

• The Quran is the book of guidance. In it, we learn the importance of personal growth,law, and civilisation. Everything in the Quran is a complete guide for our life.

• islam=pillars of islam

• iman= pillars of iman

• ihsan= we seek for perfection in worship by having full awareness of Allah

• Tauhid rububiyyah= believing that Allah alone is the Creator, Sustainer, and Controller of everything in the universe. No one shares His power or control over creation.

• Tauhid uluhiyyah= worshiping Allah alone without associating partners with Him. All acts of worship, such as prayer, supplication, and sacrifice, should be directed only to Him.

• Tauhid asma' wal sifat= affirming the names and attributes of Allah as they are mentioned in the Qur’an and Sunnah, without distorting, denying, likening them to creation, or explaining them in ways not revealed by Allah.

2) Belief in His Angels

1. made from "nur" and have their own duties the existence of His Angels is to prove how disciplined Allah in managing this world even He is able enough to handle it.

3) Belief in the holy book of Allah

• belief to all books send by Him as our guidance.

• zabur - prophet daud

• taurat - prophet musa

• injil - prophet isa

• quran - prophet muhammad

• Guide for Life – The Qur’an contains guidance that governs all aspects of human life, including faith (Aqidah), worship (Ibadah), social interactions (Muamalah), and ethics (Akhlaq).

• The Qur’an consists of 114 surahs, covering different aspects of life, including belief in Allah, Islamic laws, stories of the prophets, as well as warnings and encouragement for humankind.

• The Qur’an is considered the most supreme and perfect scripture because it is the final revelation from Allah, sent to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It has remained unchanged and unaltered since its revelation.

  
  

• it is obligatory to have Iman in all the prophets and messengers; whoever disbelieves in even one of them, he has disbelieved in all of them.

• it is also obligatory to affirm everything that has been authentically narrated of information regarding them, and to follow them in the truthfulness of their Iman.

5) Belief in the Day of Judgment and the Hereafter

• unequivocal belief of everything that Allah and His Messenger have informed us of regarding what will happen on that tremendous day

6) Belief in Divine Decree (Qadhaa’ & Qadr)

• we need to believe in our faith because Allah has arranged beautifully for us.

Minor sign:

1. Women will outnumber man

2. Earthquake will increase

3. Good deeds will decrease

4. Female musicians will increase

5. People believe in astrology (zodiac sign)

6. Time will pass rapidy

7. Arabia becomes green

8. Sige of Madinah

Major sign:

1. Emergence of Dajjal

2. The smoke dukhan

3. The return of Prophet Isa

4. Ya'juj and Ma'juj

5. The sun will rise from west

6. Fire from Yemen

7. Appearance of Dabbah

*We need to always remember about The Last Day so that we will be afraid to commit sins.

ADAB= good manners or appropriate manners. Adab is a process, we learn it every day and we need to practice it

Adab with parent based on Surah Maryam verse 41-47

• 42: "ya abati" > he called his dad with a nickname that was full of love even after everything that his dad did to him.

• the choice of word used by Ibrahim was ♡

• 47: he prayed for good things for his father even after his dad expelled him, and he said that "if you want me to leave, I will".

• after that Allah has granted him with a better family

So the conclusion is how bad our parents treated us we still need to respect them.

"The pleasure of Allah is the pleasure of parents, the anger of Allah is the anger of parents"ੈ♡˳

Overall, I think the usrah is effective enough. Even though I'm from a religious school, I can still gain knowledge from it.

Wish:

I just hope that I can deepen my understanding of Islam and apply it in daily life, maintaining sisterhood and connection even outside the usrah. I also hope that I can keep it up with personal ibadah, reflection, and striving for self-improvement.

• Salah, or prayer, helps keep a believer on the right path by building discipline, serving as a constant reminder of Allah, and preventing immoral behavior. The Qur’an emphasizes its importance in Surah Al-Ankabut (29:45), which states, “Indeed, prayer keeps one from immorality and wrongdoing.”

• Sawm, or fasting, develops self-control and teaches patience and empathy. It also purifies both the heart and body while strengthening taqwa (God-consciousness). This is supported by Surah Al-Baqarah (2:183), where Allah says, “Fasting is prescribed… so you may become righteous.”

• Zakah, the act of giving charity, purifies one’s wealth and cleanses the heart of greed and selfishness. It strengthens community bonds and aids those in need. Surah At-Tawbah (9:103) reinforces this by stating, “Take from their wealth a charity to purify them and increase them…”

• Hajj, the pilgrimage, promotes unity and taqwa among Muslims by gathering people from around the world in a shared spiritual journey. It trains believers in sacrifice and serves as a spiritual reset. As mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:197), “And take provisions, but the best provision is taqwa…”

Together, these acts of worship are designed not only to fulfill religious obligations but also to nurture a balanced, disciplined, and spiritually conscious life.

• niyyah

• amal

• ihsan

why is it matters?

• when niyyah amal and ihsan merge, we build self spiritual.

let's go deeper:

1. Niyyah (Intention): The Seed of Worship

• Why it’s important:

Every act of ibadah starts with intention. The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Actions are but by intentions…” (Bukhari, Muslim)

• Connection to Hikmah:

A sincere niyyah aligns the worship with the purpose of pleasing Allah. Without it, worship becomes ritualistic and empty—no matter how outwardly impressive, it won’t cultivate inner wisdom. Niyyah gives meaning to the action, which is essential for hikmah to take root.

2. ‘Amal: The Manifestation of Worship

• Why it’s important:

‘Amal is the actual performance of worship such as salah, fasting, dhikr, etc. Islam does not value intention alone but action is proof of that intention.

• Connection to Hikmah:

Consistent, disciplined action in worship is what transforms the soul. Hikmah is not granted just by knowledge. It’s a fruit of embodied practice. ‘Amal refines the character and opens the heart to divine understanding.

3. Ihsan: The Spirit of Worship

• Why it’s important:

Ihsan is described by the Prophet ﷺ as:

“To worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you cannot see Him, know that He sees you.” (Hadith Jibril)

• Connection to Hikmah:

Ihsan brings depth and presence to worship. It transforms mechanical acts into heartfelt devotion. When worship is done with ihsan, the heart becomes illuminated and capable of receiving hikmah true insight and divine perspective.

In Summary:

Niyyah provides the purpose,

‘Amal provides the path,

Ihsan provides the depth,

and together, they unlock hikmah the divine wisdom that transforms the soul.

1. rahmah

2. takrim

3. sabr

In all, fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink but also teach us the patience, respect and compassion.

• zakah

  - compulsory

  - has a specific rules

  - zakat fitr and zakat al-mal

• sadaqah

  - voluntary

  - can be given to anyone

  - any form (waqf,infaq)