Class blog by Izzul Asymal

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-02 07:14:32 UTC

Nama : Muhammad Iz'zul Asymal Bin Erman Syah

No. Matrik : 259188

Course : NUS

Usrah Sec : 138

No. Matric : 259188

Ambition : Lecturer Nursing

Hobi : Memanah, Tidur

Nomb Tel: 0136133330

Email: asymal.erman@live.iium.edu.my

My Goal:

My goal is to improve my knowledge in Islam and be a better khalifah in the face of earth so I can lead all of my friends doing good deed and strengten my relationship with my friends and lecturers in CFS.

From Al-Quran: "Indeed will not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves." (Surah Ar-Ra'd: 11)

From famous person : A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool - William Shakespeare

Week 1

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:12:51 UTC

What I learned in this week that for seeking knowlegde there are adab that we must apply in our study to make sure that all knowledge that we learned will not easy tu forget.

We also must have adab with the Quran because it is the revelation and Allah's word for humankind to establish their purpose on this universe

For example:

place the Quran on the raised position
Close the Quran when not reading
handle the Quran with respect
to have wudu when reciting

Week 2

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:15:07 UTC

What I learn from this hadith is many small sign of judgement day have happen for instance the mother gave birth for their master .This affect me to do more Ibadah to Allah and seek for His pleasure.

Beside that, only Allah know when judgement day will happen so our responsibility just submit all His command and leave prohibition that set up by Him.

Week 3

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:17:17 UTC

This week we learned about beliefs in Allah, Malaikah and Kitab. Muslim must beliefs in this 3 pillar of Islam as stated in Rukun Iman. In Quran, emphasizes Allah Oneness, creation, and sustenance of the universe. To fulfil this pillar, one must accept the Oneness of Allah, recognizing that there's only one God worthy of worship with no partners or offspring.

Week 4

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:19:07 UTC

This week, we didn't have face to face session, but our Nagib gives us a slide to read and link to answer Quizizz and links for attendance. We learn the rest of 3 pillars of Iman besides the 3 pillars that we learned in week 3. The 3 pillars of iman that we learnee this week is beliefs in Rasul& Anbiya, Beliefs in Qada' Qadar and lastly beliefs in the hereafter.

Week 5

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:22:08 UTC

Today we learned about Ihsan, which means worshipping Allah as if we see Him, and if not, knowing that He always sees us. The Qur'an reminds us to practice justice, kindness, and especially to honour our parents with respect and mercy (An-Nahl 16:90, Al-Isra 17:23-24). The Prophet e also taught that Allah has prescribed Ihsan in everything, even in how we treat animals.

We also discussed Eschatology (the Hereafter), where every action will be judged and rewarded or punished accordingly.

Reflection:

This session reminded me that faith is not only about belief, but also about excellence in actions and character. By living with Ihsan and remembering the Hereafter, I can strive to be more mindful, compassionate, and sincere in worship and daily life.

Week 6

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:24:32 UTC

From today's usrah, I learned how Prophet Ibrahim A.S. showed strong faith and courage in spreading Islam. He faced challenges from his people but never gave up in calling them to worship Allah alone. This reminded me to always hold firmly to my faith, be patient with difficulties, and share good values with others even when it is not easy.

(Video assignment)

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:27:05 UTC

In this video, what i contribute is ; I talk about what to do as a servant of Allah and our duty as a child to our parents to do kindness and ease their burden. Moreover, I explain the meaning of Surah Al-Isra' verse 23.

izzulasymal07 — 2025-10-10 04:29:48 UTC

How do you feel after finishing all tasks?

I feel grateful and relieved after completing all the tasks. It was challenging but it gave me new experiences and lessons that I can carry forward.

Improvement Suggestion

I suggest usrah can add more interesting activities such as group projects, quizzes, or even short trips/visits. This will make the sessions more lively and enjoyable while still giving valuable lessons.

Week 2

izzulasymal07 — 2026-04-10 07:53:17 UTC

This week we learned about prayer, fasting, charity, and Hajj.They are core acts of worship in Islam that shape both the individual and society. Together, they teach discipline, self-control, compassion, and obedience to Allah. Prayer builds a constant connection with God, fasting develops patience and sincerity, charity promotes kindness and social care, and Hajj unites Muslims in equality and devotion.

Simple conclusion:

These practices help Muslims become better people spiritually and morally while strengthening unity and care within the community.