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1. Sincerity (Ikhlas) & Good Intentions

-Seek knowledge for the sake of Allah, not for status, recognition, or debate.

-The Prophet SAW warned against seeking knowledge for competition, arguments, or personal gain, as it leads to Hellfire. (Ibn Majah)

2. Respecting Teachers

-Show humility and gratitude towards teachers, as they guide towards truth and wisdom.

-Listen attentively and engage in discussions with manners, avoiding arrogance.

3. Patience & Dedication

-Gaining knowledge requires continuous effort, discipline, and perseverance.

-Imam Bukhari traveled great distances to collect hadith, proving that true knowledge is not acquired instantly.

Importance of Seeking Knowledge

1. Leads to Understanding & Wisdom

-Enhances critical thinking and deepens insight into life and religion.

2. Protection Against Ignorance

-Helps differentiate between right and wrong, guiding better decision-making.

3. Success in Both Worlds

-Improves personal skills, career prospects, and social standing in this life.

-Strengthens faith and prepares one for the Hereafter by enabling proper understanding and practice of Islam.

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Hadith Jibril is one of the most important hadiths in Islam because it summarizes the core teachings of the religion.

This hadith known as Hadith

Jibril because this hadith tells the story of Jibril (as) when he came to the Prophet (SAW), asking a set of questions. The Prophet (SAW) responded to those questions and then addressed his companions.

Umar ibn Al-Khattab (RA)

reported:

One day, while we were sitting with the Messenger of Allah SWT, a man suddenly appeared. He had very white clothes and very black hair, and there were no signs of travel on him. None of us recognized him. He sat down by the Prophet SAW, placing his knees against his, and rested his hands on his thighs.

Then, he asked question regarding Islam, Iman, Ihsan and Day of Judgement

1. ISLAM

Submission to the important five pillars

Explain about the five pillars of Islam. The Prophet SAW replied in this hadith :

"Islam is to testify that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is His Messenger, to establish prayer, to give zakat, to fast in Ramadan, and to perform Hajj if one is able."

We have to put our faith in Allah alone and submit

ourselves to him because as a Muslim, we should belive to the concept of Oneness of God.

Believing Muhammad as the last Messenger sent by Allah and he is the final revelation and Messenger.

Salah must be perform five times daily as it directly connects us to Allah.

Zakah must be given and paid, mandatorily, Zakah Fitrah. It helps purifies wealth and helps reduce poverty in societies.

Muslim must fasting for a month during the month of Ramadhan. Fasting teaches self-discipline, gratitude and spiritual purification.

Muslim must performing Hajj at least once in their lifetime if they are financially and phyically stable.

In Hadith Jibril, Islam refers to the actual activities and commitments that every Muslim must fulfil.

These five pillars define a Muslim's everyday life, improve their relationship with Allah, and contribute to the development of a just and moral community.

IMAN (BELIEF IN ALLAH, THE ANGLES AND THE BOOK

A. Belief in Allah means believing to the concept of Tawhid or

Oneness of God.

Tawhid al-Rububiyah : adhere more to believing Allah is the Creator, Sustainer and Controller of everything.

Tawhid al-Asma wa Sifat : explains that Allah has the most beautiful names and match with His attributes, such al-Rahman ( The most Merciful) and al-Alim (The all-Knowing)

Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah : mention that Allah is the only God deserves to be worshipped.

Beliefs in Allah's Qadar : believe that everything happens by Allah's will and wisdom.

B. Belief in Angels means Muslims must believe in the presence of angels, who are created from light and serve Allah with complete devotion.

Angels are created from light. They never eat, drink, or sin, and can assume many appearances, such as Angel Jibril appearing as a man in Hadith Jibril.

Why Allah send Angels to deliver His messages to human if He has the power to do all things by His own?

Because it demonstrate the manifestation of His Divine

Wisdom and System Order plus, His Power in creating something from light.

C. Belief in the Book is one of the important elements in five pillar of Islam because Allah has sent divine scripture, Al-Quran which is divine scripture to guide humanity.

• Al-Quran is Allah's final revelation and unchanged book.

Unlike any other scriptures has been sent by Allah to Prophet Isa, Musa and Daud, al-Quran is protected from corruption.

Guide people to Tawhid and warn against disobedience.

IMAN (BELIEF IN

MESSENGERS AND THE PROPHETS, QADA' AND QADAR

-Belief in Messengers and The Prophets means believing that Allah sent chosen individuals to guide humanity with His message.

-Our final messenger is

Prophet Muhammad SAW.

He is the seal of the Prophets.

-Allah SWT has sent 25 prophets as messenger to guide human to the right path.

-Rasul Ulul azmi are the five prophets that had been tested with extreme hardships.

-These five messengers were given the highest ranks among all prophets and played a crucial role in shaping the guidance for humanity.

-They showed extraordinary patience, perseverance, and determination in delivering Allah's messages.

-They are Prophet Nuh A.S,

Prophet Ibrahim A.S, Prophet Musa A.S, Prophet Isa A.S and Prophet Muhammad SAW.

-By believing in them and following their teachings, Muslims develop their faith and learn the value of patience, dedication, and confidence in Allah

Belief in Qada' Qadar means believing and accepting that everything happens in the universe is already decreed by Allah.

-We have to be patient in hardships and be grateful for every blessing bestowed by Him upon us as a Muslim

-Believing to Qada' and Qadar does not mean we have to be lazy and Tawakkal with failure, which accepting everything without trying.

-Put our trust on Allah only because He is the best

planner.

-This belief enables us to remain strong in difficult times, modest in good ones, and always believe in Allah's guidance.

QIYAMAH (DAY OF JUDGEMENT)

he asked, Tell me about the Hour (Day of Judgment).

The Prophet SAW said:

The one being asked does not know more than the one asking.

Then the man asked about its signs, and the Prophet SAW said:

The slave-girl will give birth to her mistress, and you will see barefoot, naked shepherds

competing in building tall buildings.

The Day of Judgement is the day when Allah will resurrect all human beings, judge them based on their deeds and determine their eternal destination.

Major signs will appear as warnings to human beings

The blowing of the Trumpet will happening twice. The first blow wil destroy eveything in the universe and the second blow is where every human being will be resurrected.

Peope then will be gathered in a vast open space, waiting for the judgement. Allah will judge every person based on their deeds

Qiyamah is genuine and unavoidable. Every soul will be judged, and no one can escape Allah's punishment. By believing to the Day of Judgemet, muslim can preparing via faith, good acts, and repentance, to seek for Allah's grace and join Jannah.

Adab is a good manner adhere and to be practice by every

Muslim throughout every action in their life. Practicing good adab is a whole process for us to reach the best and greatest quality of Muslim.

Having a good adab reflects each person's inner perfection.

Practicing Mahmudah manner without hoping for others praises means they own a pure heart and inner self.

I.e: Listen to our parent's advises and talk to them with the softest voices and good words.

Akhlak is intertwined with adab. It means, good Akhlak reflects the best qualities inside humans heart and vice versa.

THE STORY OF IBRAHIM

Ibrahim's father, Azar (some said his uncle is a Pagan and an idol sculpter. Ibrahim asked his uncle to get back to the right path, but Azar' egoistic has lead him to the rejection and anger towards Ibrahim. Despite being chase away by his father for inviting him into Islam, Ibrahim still talks to him politely and pray a dua for him to find back a straight path and be forgiven by Allah SWT.

This story reflects we should speak with kindnesss despite our parents' wrongdoings.

Use gentle words with them and never raise our voices to them.

Be patient and humble