2) To strengthen bond between us and others

3) To Refining souls and keeping away from major sins

4) To make us the real servant of Allah SWT

2) Dont Afraid/ shy/ hesitate to ask

3) To afraid to say "i do not know"

2) Belief that Allah alone is the lord, without any partners

3) Belief in His name and attributes

2) They are made of light.

3) They have no free will.

4) They are invisible but may reveal themselves as human on special occasions

2) Al-Quran sets out how people should live and other incorrect scriptures and teachings exist to test people faith

3) Language used is Arabic

1) Person who was sent by Allah SWT to invite society to the truth

2) A massenger of Allah SWT who was given a new shariat and followed shariat earlier than Rasul

2) Those we does all good deeds and follows all Allah's favour InsyaAllah get to enter jannah and the opposite will enter hell.

1)His creation of things and events when their time is due based on his pre eternal knowledge and ordaining

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2) Questioning and Inquiry

3) Sabr in Seeking Knowledge

4)Husnodzon with the action of our teachers

Main Concepts of Usrah

1) Taaruf (Knowing Each Other)

- Ice-breaking and introductions.

- Helps members become familiar and comfortable.

2) Tafahum (Understanding Each Other)

- Clarifying goals, objectives, and responsibilities.

- Ensuring unity and fairness (adl).

3) Ta’awun / Takaful (Helping Each Other)

- Practicing solidarity and mutual support.

- Taking responsibility for each other.

Key Islamic Principles in Usrah

1) Set the Right Intention (Niyyah)

- Why are you joining?

- What do you expect from it?

2) Practice the Right Actions (Amal)

- Sincerity (Ikhlas).

- Follow the Quran and Sunnah.

3) Ihsan (Excellence in Worship)

- Hadith Jibril: Worship Allah as if you see Him.

- Muraqabatullah: Being aware that Allah is watching.

Final Advice

- Balance between private worship (ibadah khasah) and general good deeds (ibadah ‘ammah).

- Regular practice (mutaba’ah amal), correct recitation (tahsin tajwid).

- Create an environment of Islamic brotherhood (ukhuwah Islamiyyah) and a righteous atmosphere (biah solehah).

Reasons and Wisdom Behind Acts of Worship

1) Ṣalāh (Prayer)

- Connects with Allah.

- Prevents bad behavior.

2) Ṣawm (Fasting)

- Builds self-control and righteousness.

3) Zakāh (Charity)

- Purifies wealth and helps others.

4) Ḥajj (Pilgrimage)

- Teaches patience, unity, and devotion.

Conclusion

Acts of worship strengthen faith, build character, and bring us closer to Allah.

Preparing Solat with Khusyu'

1) Prepare Mentally and Physically

- Clear your mind from distractions.

- Perform ablution (wudu) properly and calmly.

2) Find a Quiet Place

- Choose a clean, peaceful space for prayer.

- Focus on Your Intention (Niyyah)

3) Be sincere and aware of your purpose to connect with Allah.

- Understand What You Recite

- Learn the meaning of the verses and prayers in Ṣalāh.

- This increases focus and connection.

4) Visualize Standing Before Allah

- Imagine you are directly in Allah’s presence.

5) Avoid External Distractions

- Turn off your phone and avoid noisy surroundings.

6) Reflect on the Rewards of Ṣalāh

- Remind yourself of the benefits and spiritual growth it brings.

Virtues of Solah with Khusyu'

1) Al-Ṭāʿah (Obedience to Allah)

- Complete submission to Allah’s commands.

- Bowing and prostration show loyalty.

2) Al-Jihād (Struggle for Focus)

- Overcoming distractions in prayer.

- Builds strength and patience for life’s challenges.

3) Muḥāsabah (Self-Reflection)

- Reflect on actions and seek forgiveness.

- Encourages a pure heart and clear conscience.

4) Tawaḍḍuʿ (Humility)

- Removes arrogance, builds gratitude.

- Bowing and prostration show humbleness.

5) Iffah (Modesty and Self-Control)

- Avoid sinful actions and desires.

- Prayer reminds us of Allah’s presence, builds discipline.

Virtues Found in Sawm

Benefits of Fasting in Ramadan

• Increases Faith and Obedience: Fasting helps strengthen our faith and makes us more obedient to God.

• Teaches Patience: We learn to control ourselves, be more patient, and avoid anger.

• Improves Health: Fasting can help improve body health by detoxifying the body.

• Develops Discipline: It builds self-discipline by teaching us to follow rules and manage time better.

• Enhances Gratitude: Fasting helps us feel grateful for the blessings we have and understand the struggles of others.

• Increases Generosity: We become more caring and willing to help people in need.

• Strengthens Social Bonds: Fasting together promotes unity and strengthens our relationship with others.

• Cleanses the Soul: It purifies our hearts and minds from negative thoughts and actions.

Virtues of Zakāh

1- Tawakkul (Reliance on Allah)

- Teaches reliance on Allah, not material wealth.

- Allah replaces what is given for His sake.

2- Ukhuwwah (Brotherhood)

- Builds love, unity, and empathy among Muslims.

- Removes envy and hatred from society.

Zakāh: Bridging Relationships

- Vertical Relationship: Connection with Allah.

- Horizontal Relationship: Connection with fellow humans.

- Combines spiritual and social acts.

Conclusion

- Zakāh is both a financial and spiritual obligation.

- Promotes reliance on Allah and strengthens brotherhood.

- Essential for building a caring and united Muslim community.

Tips for Exam

1) Prepare Early

2) Make a Study Plan

- Plan your time effectively.

- "Indeed, Allah loves those who are organized." (Quran 61:4)

3) Avoid Procrastination

- Start now, not later.

- "The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done regularly." (Sahih Bukhari)

4) Stay Focused

- Remove distractions.

- "And do not waste time." (Quran 23:3)

5) Make Du'a (Supplication)

- Ask Allah for success.

- "Call upon Me; I will respond to you." (Quran 40:60)

6) Rest and Eat Well

- Take care of your health.

- "Your body has a right over you." (Sahih Bukhari)

7) Stay Positive

- Trust in Allah’s plan.

- "With hardship comes ease." (Quran 94:6)