Inwards manner

• Intention

  Clearly state our motivations for wanting to learn.

• Clear and define goals

  Make sure we know exactly what we want to learn, and clearly state our objectives.

• Veneration

  Embrace books as the containers holding the water of instruction and have a profound, unwavering respect for scholars (even when we differ) and their publications and have a wudhu when studying.

• Manners

  Have a proper adaab.

• Consistency

  Daily review and learning should occur every day. For the sincere seeker, the pursuit of knowledge should become instinctive.

Outwards manner

• Repeat and review

  Crucial ideas, prerequisites, and integrals since if we comprehend these points well, we will comprehend everything when we are studying.

• Take notes

  Take notes while listening but also make our own notes to make it easy understanding each topic that we learn.

• Ask

  We shouldn't be afraid to question our teachers because failing to do so could result in misunderstandings and confusion.

• Extra reading

  A strong learner is one who acquires the foundation of knowledge from teachers while also reading widely to expand their knowledge base.

• prepare for class

  It is recommended to read and comprehend the section's material before proceeding.

  
  

5 pillars of Islam

• Shahada

• Prayer (salat)

• Zakat

• Fasting during ramadhan

• Perform hajj

• Belief in Allah

  The concept of the ultimate Oneness of God in Islam is known as tawheed. This is fundamental to Islam and should be highly valued by believers.

  
  

• Belief in Mala'ikah ( the Angels)

  One of Allah's creatures are the angels. They have many responsibilities and are totally obedient to Him.

  For example:

  • Jibreel (AS): to deliver revelation to the Prophets

  • Mikhaeel (AS): to deliver sustenance (e.g. through weather)

  • Israfeel (AS): to blow the trumpet signaling the start of the Day of Judgment

  • Malak al-Mawt (Angel of Death): to collect souls at the time of death

    
    

• Belief in Kutub

  • Suhof to Abraham (AS)

  • Zabur to David (AS)

  • Taurat to Moses (AS)

  • Injeel to Jesus (AS)

  • Quran to Muhammad (ﷺ)

• Prophet Muhammad SAW, Prophet Ibrahim a.s., Prophet Musa a.s., Prophet Isa a.s., and Prophet Noah a.s. were among those who were selected.

Some prophets are called "azmi" because they overcome greater obstacles than other prophets in their quest for knowledge.

In Surah Al-Ahkaf verse 35, Allah states:

If the unbelievers who oppose you, O Muhammad SAW, are like this, then exercise patience, just as the messengers of ulul azmi—who possess tenacity and resolve which were patient when they were among the messengers (before to you).

• Then he (the man) said, “Inform me about Ihsan.” He (the Messenger of Allah) answered, “It is that you should serve Allah as though you could see Him, for though you cannot see Him yet (know that) He sees you.”

• Muslims are urged to seek ihsan in all facets of our lives by the Quran and hadith. As an illustration, we are commanded to seek ihsan in everything from speech to knowledge to charity to greetings to divorce to the killing of animals.
  
  The ultimate form of worship offered to Allah is ihsan.

Eschatology

• Defined the dead will rise from the grave, and each person will receive a judgment according to his deeds at the end of time.

• The Quran mostly describes a judgment by an individual, although a number of verses describe the resurrection of several groups, each of which will be judged in accordance with "their own book."

• Since God is all-powerful, he has the capacity to physically annihilate any thing and raise it back to life. Because creatures are finite, God's power is unbounded.

1. Adab towards parents

   Take good care of our parents and highlights the emotional link that develops between mothers and their newborn children as well as the physical struggles that mothers face during pregnancy, childbirth, and nursing.

   • When taking care of them, try not to get impatient.

   • Don't criticize them.

   • Talk to them in a kind, sensitive way.

   • Bring the "wing of humility" down for them.

   • Please pray for them.

     
     

2. Adab towards neighbours

   Neighbors are crucial to the composition of a perfect society because they affect people's lives and the well-being of their communities, which is why God included them in our religion.

   • Islam forbids causing harm to neighbors

   • Eat Together with Your Neighbor

   • Always Honor the Gifts of Your Neighbors

   • Muslims encourage people to treat their neighbors well.

3. Adab as a student.

   Similar to how patients trust doctors and the prescription drugs they write, students should have faith in their teachers and the knowledge they convey.
   Similar to how soil is sensitive to rain, they should be receptive to the teacher's instruction.

   
   

   The student should honor the teacher by not asking about matters irrelevant to the subject at hand.

   • Intention

   • Clear & Defined Goal

   • Veneration

   • Adab (Manner)

   • Consistency

Appreciation for the nature and environment and sustainability in Islam.

1. Appreciation for the nature and environment

   People in this day and age spend far too much time indoors. Many people are deprived of experiencing the wonder and uniqueness of nature due to long workdays and stressful schedules, and the impacts are evident in their health outcomes.

   • Take a Mindful Hike

   • Enjoy a Picnic in the Park

   • Build a Birdhouse

   • Go Solo Camping

   • Practice Yoga Outdoors

     
     

2. Sustainability in Islam

   Muslims believe that humanity has a responsibility to manage the earth's resources in a sustainable manner, and that wastefulness and excessive consumption are forbidden, as is wicked behavior, which has consequences in the Hereafter. The Islamic notion of sustainability also includes social and economic sustainability, which promotes social justice and fairness in economic transactions.

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1. Maintain eye contact while presenting and smile

   When start the presentation, look at the person in the eye. When I begin to feel more composed and self-assured, look across the crowd to address the other listeners as well. Also, while presenting do not look at the screen always as well as the floor. It can make people feel bored when listening the presentation.

   
   

2. Use of gestures and facial expressions

   Throughout a presentation, stay away from having my hands in your pockets or crossed. Do not look strained or worried, and always stand up straight.

   
   

3. Practice makes perfect

   Prepare well before the presentation, it will feel more relaxed and confident while presenting. For instance, rehearse in front of a crowd, take notes and also record myself.

   
   

4. Be confident

   Convey to the listener that I am confident in my topic and have prepared myself sufficiently.

   
   

5. Speak freely

   Avoid reading it off from the laptop or screen. Speak freely, slowly, and clearly.

Group 2 - The virtues found in zakah/sadakah

Group 1- The virtues found in sawm (fasting)

Group 4- The virtues found in Salah with Khushu'

1. Atta'ah - Loyality

   khushu' shows obedience to Allah's command. Having complete khushūʿ will undoubtedly lead you to cry out of the fear of Allah. Crying in this manner is a great deed which can save you from the Hell-fire and admit you into Paradise.

   
   

2. Aljihad - Struggle in the path Allah

   Khushu' in salah requires an inner struggle against distractions and temptations that can disrupt concentration.Salah can help Muslims establish a direct connection with Allah.

   
   

3. Muhasabah - Reflection

   Khushu' encourages us to reflect on ourselves, both before and after prayer. Praying ṣalāh with khushūʿ will give you strength, enthusiasm and barakah (blessings) in your other daily activities. (See Q2:45 above). It will be your inspiration and the fuel in your journey to serve Allah and His religion.

   
   

4. Iffah - Modesty

   Khushu' teaches iffah, the purity of heart and behavior with khushu, we pratice purity and avoid negative thoughts, which helps us maintain a clean heart and humble behavior.

   
   

5. Tawaddu' - Humility

   Praying with khushu' teaches humilty. During prostration, or sujood, the worshipper bows down before Allah in a gesture of humility and gratitude.