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1. ISLAM; 'Five Pillars of Islam'

   -Shahada

   -Salah

   -Zakat

   -Fasting during ramadan

   -Hajj

2. IMAN; 'SIX ARTICLES OF FAITH'

   -Belief in ALLAH S.W.T (god)

   -Belief in angels

   -Belief in ALLAH's revealed books ( Al-Quran)

   -Belief in ALLAH's messengers

   -Belief in the Day of Judgment

   -Belief in qada and qadar

3. IHSAN;

   Prophet Muhammad explaining ihsan as worshiping ALLAH as if you see Him, although you can't .

   
   

4. Jibril also ask about the sign of the day of judgment, to which the Prophet answers with some sign for example:

   40 Minor Signs of the Hour - Day of Judgement - The Quran Recital

Week 3 ;

1. BELIEF IN ALLAH (TAUHID)

   Allah is the only creator and sustainer of the universe.

   There are 3 types of tauhid under the Surah Maryam , Ayah 65: “Lord of the heavens and the earth and whatever is between them, so worship Him and be steadfast in His worship. Do you know of anyone similar to Him?”

   (Surah Maryam, 19:65)

   
   

   -Tawhid al-Rububiyyah (Oneness of Lordship)

   This Tawhid refers to the belief that Allah alone is the Creator, Sustainer, and Lord of all that exists:

   - Allah alone controls the universe and everything within it. He is the one who gives life, causes death, provides sustenance, and manages the affairs of creation.

   - No one shares in Allah’s power.

   -Monotheism , belief in one god , the one and only ALLAH.

   
   

   -Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah (Oneness of Worship)

   This refers to the belief that only Allah is worthy of worship:

   - Muslims must have the intention to acts of worship,such as prayer, fasting, supplication, sacrifice, and reliance only to Allah.

   - Any form of worship to anything other than Allah is considered shirk (associating Allah). Which is the biggest sin in islam.

   - This type of Tawhid show submission to Allah is not only acknowledged His Lordship but tu submit fully to Him.

   
   

   -Tawhid al-Asma' wa'l-Sifat (Oneness of Allah’s Names and Attributes)

   This aspect of Tawhid relates to the belief that Allah’s names and attributes are unique.

   
   

   - Allah has described Himself through various names and attributes in the Quran and Sunnah, such as The Most Merciful (Ar-Rahman), The All-Knowing (Al-‘Alim), and The Creator (Al-Khaliq).

   - Any attempt to attribute human limitations to Allah or to liken Him to His creation would violate this principle of Tawhid.

   
   

2. Belief in Angels (Mala’ika)

   Angels are a creation of Allah, made from light, and their roles as messengers and servants of God:

   • Angels are free from sin and act only according to Allah’s will, without disobedience.

   • They are involved in carrying out divine orders, such as delivering revelations, recording deeds, and administering the affairs of the universe.

   • Notable angels include Jibril (Gabriel), who delivers revelation; Mikail (Michael), who provides sustenance and rain; Israfil, who will blow the trumpet on the Day of Judgment; and Malik and Munkar and Nakir, who oversee matters in the afterlife.

   
   

3. Belief in the Divine Books

   Muslims believe that Allah revealed divine scriptures to guide humanity:

   • The Tawrat, Zabur ,Injil ,Al- Qurān.

   • While previous scriptures were sent as guidance, Muslims believe the Quran is the final and most complete revelation, preserved by Allah from any alteration or corruption.

   • The Quran serves as a comprehensive guide for all aspects of life, from spiritual beliefs to legal matters

   
   

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4. Belief in the Prophets

   Prophets are chosen messengers of Allah, sent to guide humanity:

   • Muslims believe in all the prophets .

   • Prophets are the best of humans, but still human, with the mission to teach monotheism, morality, and the proper way to worship Allah.

   • Prophet Muhammad is regarded as the Seal of the Prophets, meaning he is the last prophet sent by Allah, and his message, the Quran, is applicable for all time.

   Follow the lifestyle prophet Muhammad

   - Grateful and thankful to Allah

   -Sabr , everybody have their own challenges

   -Always help others

   -simple

   -low profile

   
   

5. Belief in the Day of Judgment (Yawm al-Qiyamal)

   • On this day, every person will be resurrected from their graves and judged for their deeds in life. Every individual will face either eternal bliss (Paradise) or eternal punishment (Hellfire) based on their actions and faith.

   -Everything in this dunya is temporary

   -keep on “muhasabah” ourselves

   -Make us remember Allah’s greatness

   - Make us love Allah

   -Make us do more kindness

   
   

6. Belief in Qadr and Qada’

   Belief in Qadr means that everything in the universe unfolds according to Allah’s plan:

   • Muslims believe that Allah has complete knowledge of everything—past, present, and future. He knows what will happen and how events will unfold.

   • Qada is the moment when something decreed by Allah comes into existence.

   • It can refer to specific events, actions, or outcomes that Allah has willed to happen at a certain time.

   • When something happens, whether good or bad, it is because Allah has decreed it to happen.

   
   

   
   

In the AL- Qur'an, there are three types of Al-Muhsin (the beautiful titles applied to people who have the quality of Ihsan) which is;

1. Provide kindness to other people

2. Provide kindness to other people at the level we can capable

3. Do acts in 1&2 because ALLAH S.W.T

   
   

   For example;

   • Prophet NUH A.S

     Prophet Nuh's remain Al-Muhsin throughout his life, excellence in every worship and obedience. He spent 950 years to guide his people to the right path. Despite the long duration and his's people persistent. Prophet Nuh, maintained his ihsan by continuing to preach with sincerity, wisdom and compassion.

   • Prophet IBRAHIM A.S

     Prophet Ibrahim's life often knows as the model of submission, sacrifice, and Ihsan. Prophet Ibrahim stood up against his father and his people , to lead them to monotheism, which is to worshiping ALLAH while they worshipped idols.

   • Prophet YUSUF A.S

     As in Surah Yusuf, is full with lessons of ihsan, in how he dealt with hardship, temptation, and power. He was betrayed by his brothers, thrown into a well , sell into slavery and later wrongfully imprisoned. When prophet Yusuf was appointed as a minister in Egypt, he conducted the country's during a famine with wisdom, justice and fairness.

     
     

     In conclusion, in this Dunya there are three things we need to hold into 1. ISLAM 2.IMAN 3. IHSAN because in the day of the hereafter everyone will be resurrected and be counted and rewarded for their deeds.

   
   

1. ADAB AS A STUDENT

   
   

   1.Seek knowledge with Good

   Intentions: Make your intention sincere to seek knowledge for the sake of benefiting yourself and others and also pleasing Allah.

   
   

   2.Respect your teachers: Honor and respect your teachers by listening attentively, being punctual ,and showing gratitude.

   
   

   
   

   3.Maintain humility: Be humble in your quest for knowledge. Avoid arrogance, be open to learn from everyone.

   
   

   
   

2. ADAB TOWARDS PARENTS

   1.Obeying them except for haram things.

   We as children need to listen to our parents' advice and follow their guidance, except if it conflicts with religious principles.

   
   

   2.Pray for them

   Asking for Allah's forgiveness for our parents, in life and after death.

   
   

   3.Respect them.

   Speak in a soft, kind tone without raising our voice or speaking harshly.

   
   

   4.Ask for their permission to do something.

   Explain your reason clearly and approach them with respect when asking for their permission.

   
   

3. ADAB TOWARDS ANIMAL

   
   

   Baiting animals for entertainment or gambling is prohibited.

   Islam condemn the harming or mistreatment of animals. We must avoiding harm and cruelty.

• Feeds or gives water to an animal if he finds it hungry or thirsty.

  Ensuring that animals are well looked after. Their needs for food, clean water, and space to live comfortably.

• Have compassion and mercy towards animals.

  Respecting animal rights. Protect animals' habitats, avoid excessive hunting, and maintain balance in nature.

  
  

  4. ADAB TOWARDS PEOPLE

  
  

  Use suitable tone of voice and always use nice language.

  Speak with soft tone and use good word.

• Help people in need to lighten their burden.

  Always make other people work easy so ours become easier.

• Don’t make fun of disabilities, rather than that encourage and be nice to them.

  Treat them with respect and always help them.

  
  

  5.ADAB TOWADS ENVIROMENT

  
  

• Throw rubbish in the rubbish bin.

• Love and apply the concept of having trees around us.

• Don’t vandalism on the facilities that were provided.

  
  

  6.ADAB TOWARD NEIGHBORS

• Great them with a smile.

  
  

• Respect each other.

  
  

• Offer help or assist for those who need.

  
  

• Take care of neighbors by visiting them or asking their well being.

  
  

وَمَآ أُمِرُوٓا۟ إِلَّا لِيَعْبُدُوا۟ ٱللَّهَ مُخْلِصِينَ لَهُ ٱلدِّينَ حُنَفَآءَ وَيُقِيمُوا۟ ٱلصَّلَوٰةَ وَيُؤْتُوا۟ ٱلزَّكَوٰةَ ۚ وَذَٰلِكَ دِينُ ٱلْقَيِّمَةِ ٥

And they were not commanded except to worship Allah, [being] sincere to Him in religion, inclining to truth, and to establish prayer and to give zakah. And that is the correct religion.

( Surah al- bayyiah ayat 5)

-Intention for God's sake

The intention behind seeking knowledge should be purely for the sake of ALLAH and to benefit oneself and others, not for showing off, gaining worldly status or other superficial reasons.

-Respect for Teacher

Respecting and honoring one's teacher is essential. This includes listening attentively, following their advice, and speaking of them with reverence.

'people who have high manners but are less intelligent are better than people who have intelligence but are not civilized'

-Patience (Sabr)

seeking knowledge is a lifelong journey that required patience and perseverance. Challenges, difficulties, and slow progress should be meet with steadfastness and a positive attitude.

- Balancing Knowledge and Action

There should be a balance between seeking knowledge and applying it. Knowledge that is not acted upon is often considered to be off little value.

2.Al-Qur'an as The Book of Guidance

(Al-Isra, ayat 9-21)

-Spiritual Guidance

The Qur'an guides believers in their relationship with Allah, teaching them how to worship, pray, and seek closeness to Him. It encourages reflection on the signs of Allah in the universe and within oneself.

-Encouragement for seeking knowledge

The Qur'an encourages the pursuits of knowledge and understanding . It repeatedly urges believers to think, ponder and reflect on the creation and the signs of Allah in the universe.

-Guidance in Times of Difficulty,

The Qur'an offer comfort and guidance during times of hardship, reminding believers of Allah's mercy, the temporary nature of worldly difficulties, and the reward of patience and perseverance.