My name : Ahmad Najhan bin Ab Aziz

Home : Semenyih Selangor

Age : 18

Mahallah : Talhah 2.10

Course : IRK

Good manners are very important because they show a good character. Lastly,we also had a ice breakingg to known each otherr more.

For the summary is Believing in Allah means we accept that He is the only God, the one who created and controls everything. Believing in the angels means knowing they are Allah’s servants made from light, always obeying Him, with duties like protecting, guiding, and delivering messages. Believing in the books means we trust the revelations Allah gave to His prophets to guide people, with the Qur’an as the last book that stays pure and complete for all time.

Secondly, Belief in the Prophets (Anbiya) is also part of faith. Allah sent many prophets to guide people, from Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Isa, and finally Muhammad ﷺ. They were human beings, not gods, but chosen by Allah to teach the truth. Believing in them means respecting their message and following the path they showed us. They are examples of courage, patience, and sincerity. When we study their stories, we see how they struggled for Allah and how they trusted Him in hard times.

Other than that , belief in Qada’ wa Qadar. Everything that happens in this world big or small, good or bad is within Allah’s knowledge and plan. Nothing is random. At the same time, we are given free will to make choices, and we are responsible for those choices. When something good happens, we are thankful. When something painful happens, we are patient. We know that Allah is Wise, and even if we don’t understand now, there is a reason behind everything. This belief gives us peace in the heart and teaches us to work hard while trusting Allah’s plan.

In the summary , these three beliefs shape a Muslim’s life. The Hereafter reminds us of accountability and hope. The Prophets show us how to live and how to stay strong. Qada’ wa Qadar teaches us trust and patience. When a person holds on to these beliefs, their heart always connected to Allah.

Alhamdulillah, through this usrah, I was reminded of the importance of strengthening my relationship with Allah and improving myself as a Muslim. The discussion opened my eyes that Islam is not only about rituals, but also about how we live our daily lives with sincerity, patience, and good character. My suggestion for usrah is dua together and conclude with a meaningful doa for guidance,strength and unity. It also can make new friends among usrah.Other than that,i suggest rotation of roles like rotate naqib or facilitator so everyone gains experience and responsibility.

No Matric : 250456

Course : IRK

Home : Semenyih , Selangor

• Gaining deep understanding and sound judgment

• Learning beneficial knowledge

• Reflecting and thinking deeply

• Applying knowledge in daily life

• Learning from experience

• Practising good morals and actions

• Seeking guidance through prayer

Reasons :

• To gain closeness to Allah

• To purify the heart and soul

• To increase faith (iman)

• To develop self-discipline

• To strengthen moral character

Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah :

• Prayer (Ṣalāh) – builds focus, humility, and patience

• Qur’an recitation & reflection – provides guidance and deep understanding

• Fasting (Ṣiyām) – teaches self-control and gratitude

• Zakat & charity – nurtures compassion and social responsibility

• Dhikr (remembrance of Allah) – brings peace and clarity of heart

• Make a sincere intention (niyyah) and remind yourself that you are standing before Allah.

• Perform wuḍū’ calmly and properly, focusing on physical and spiritual purification.

• Choose a clean, quiet, and comfortable place to pray, away from distractions.

• Wear clean, modest, and comfortable clothing to feel respectful and at ease.

• Pray on time and avoid rushing, so the prayer can be performed calmly.

• Understand the meanings of the recitations to increase concentration and reflection.

• Clear your mind from worldly thoughts and worries before starting the prayer.

• Maintain a calm posture and slow, steady movements throughout the prayer.

• Strengthens faith and deepens awareness of Allah

• Brings inner peace, calmness, and emotional balance

• Improves focus, concentration, and mindfulness

• Builds humility, sincerity, and a sense of submission

• Encourages self-discipline and control over desires

• Helps prevent sinful behaviour and bad habits

• Develops patience, gratitude, and positive character

• Draws a person closer to Allah and increases spiritual reward

• Strengthens faith and increases consciousness of Allah (taqwā)

• Trains self-control and discipline over desires

• Purifies the heart and soul from negative traits

• Builds patience, endurance, and perseverance

• Develops gratitude and appreciation for blessings

• Encourages empathy and compassion for the poor

• Helps avoid sinful actions and bad habits

• Promotes humility and sincerity

• Improves physical and spiritual well-being

• Purify wealth and cleanse the soul from greed and selfishness

• Increase faith, sincerity, and gratitude towards Allah

• Help the poor, needy, and less fortunate

• Reduce poverty and social inequality

• Strengthen brotherhood and unity among Muslims

• Spread kindness, compassion, and mercy in society

• Bring blessings (barakah) and increase rewards from Allah

• Protect wealth and invite Allah’s mercy

I learned that Islam teaches us to always improve ourselves in faith, character, and actions. The reminders shared helped me reflect on my own weaknesses and encouraged me to become a better Muslim. I realized the importance of sincerity, patience, and helping one another in our daily lives.

Wish :

I hope that this usrah will continue to strengthen our brotherhood/sisterhood and increase our love for Allah and His Messenger ﷺ. May Allah guide us to practise what we learn, grant us consistency in doing good deeds, and gather us again in future beneficial usrah sessions. Ameen.