my name is Zahir Farhan Bin Zainuddin. You guys can call me Zahir.

birthday: 13 August 2006

usrah sect: 141

course: Islamic Revealed And Heritage Knowledge (IRK)

instagram: _.zfz.__

There is a several things I want to improve this few years:

1.improve my social skill. I have a bit scared to talk in front of people.

2.develop some skill , as ict skill and others skill.

I wish that I will be a better person along my time in CFS and make more friends.

1. Knowledge becomes a blessing – When we learn with a sincere intention, the knowledge sticks better, is easier to understand, and brings real benefits. But if we study just to show off, the knowledge might not last or be truly useful.

2. Stronger motivation – If we study just for praise or rewards, we might lose motivation once things get tough. But if we learn because we truly want to grow and improve, we’ll push through even when it’s hard.

3. Easier to accept criticism – With the right intention, we don’t feel hurt or defensive when corrected. Instead, we see it as a chance to improve because our goal is to learn, not just to appear smart.

4. Avoid arrogance and pride – If we study just to be better than others, we might look down on people. But if we study sincerely, we stay humble and realize there’s always more to learn.

5. Knowledge benefits others – When we learn with a good intention, we don’t just keep the knowledge to ourselves; we use it to help others. This way, our knowledge keeps growing and making a real impact.

So this is why we must have good intention during our study

There is several ways to achieve it.

like what I already state in the poster.

1. Teaches Patience and Discipline.

Fasting trains us to control our desires, including hunger, anger, and actions that may break our fast.

It also instills discipline in managing time, especially when waking up for suhoor and breaking fast at the right time.

2. Purifies the Soul and Brings Us Closer to Allah.

While fasting, we tend to engage more in zikr, prayer, and reading the Quran

3. Increases Empathy for the Less Fortunate.

By experiencing hunger and thirst, we can understand the struggles of those who live in poverty.

This teaches us to be more grateful and generous in helping those in need.

4. Improves Health and Gives the Digestive System a Break.

Fasting helps remove toxins from the body and allows the digestive system to rest.

Studies show that fasting can boost metabolism and reduce the risk of certain diseases.

5. Strengthens Brotherhood and Relationships

Fasting encourages family bonding through suhoor and iftar gatherings.

So there are 5 wisdom of fasting that might be important to us as muslim especially to know about it

so what is zakah?

Zakah is an Arabic term meaning purification, growth, and blessings. In Islam, zakah is a compulsory form of charity given to eligible recipients to purify wealth, cleanse the soul, and maintain social balance in society.

and what is the virtuous found in zakah?

there is so many virtuous that find in

the zakah. So I'll choose some of it.The virtues of zakah include:

1. Purification – Cleanses wealth and soul from greed and selfishness.

2. Blessings (Barakah) – Increases and protects wealth through Allah’s favor.

3. Social Justice – Reduces economic disparity and supports the needy.

4. Divine Reward – Brings Allah’s pleasure and success in the Hereafter.

5. Protection from Calamities – Acts as a shield against misfortune.

6. Strengthens Faith – Reinforces sincerity and obedience to Allah.

Zakah is more than financial aid; it’s a means of spiritual an

d social upliftment.

so, what is haji ?

Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam, an obligatory pilgrimage to Mecca that every Muslim must perform at least once in a lifetime, provided they are physically, financially, and mentally capable. It takes place in Dhul-Hijjah, specifically from the 8th to the 13th of Dhul-Hijjah.

there may have some requirements haji. And what is it?

1. Islam – Only Muslims can perform Hajj.

2. Baligh (Puberty) – A child is not obligated to perform Hajj.

3. Sanity – A person must be of sound mind; Hajj is not valid for those who are insane.

4. Freedom – In the past, slaves were not required to perform Hajj.

5. Ability (Istita'ah) – A person must be financially, physically, and safely able to travel to Mecca and return.

And also have some pillar of it , if we dont do, the hajj will invalid. what is it?

1. Ihram (Intention of Hajj) – Making the intention at the designated Miqat (entry points).

2. Wukuf at Arafah – Staying in the plains of Arafah on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah, even for a short time.

3. Tawaf Ifadah – Circumambulating the Kaaba seven times after Wukuf.

4. Sa’i – Walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah seven times.

5. Shaving or Trimming Hair – Cutting at least three strands of hair.

6. Tartib (Orderly Sequence) – Performing the rituals in the correct order.

Hajj also have some mandatory act of hajj , if we doesn't do, compensation is required. it is :

1. Entering Ihram at Miqat (the designated boundary).

2. Staying in Muzdalifah (after sunset on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah).

3. Throwing Pebbles (Ramy al-Jamarat) at the three pillars in Mina.

4. Spending the Night in Mina on the 11th and 12th of Dhul-Hijjah.

5. Tawaf Wada' (Farewell Tawaf) before le

aving Mecca.

That's all