You guys can call me Fariz. This is a simple Biodata about me

Name: Mohamad Fariz Nazrin Bin Azizan

Birth Date: 13 December 2007

From: Selangor

Course: Nus to be

Email: fariznazrin437@gmail.com

Instagram acc: fariznazrinn

Just to let you guys know that I am the type of person that hard to fit in with people expecially when it comes to meet or making friends with a new people. I'm not an arrogant or picky people. I'm just had such a bad experience in making new friends. So if you see me in public, feel free to say hi, inshaAllah I'll respond and we can be friend as well right? Honestly, it makes me even happier when people do that to me hihi.

Last but not least, Nice to meet you guyss

The Hadith of Jibril is one of the most important narrations in Islam. It describes the event when Angel Jibril came in the form of human to ask Prophet Muhammad SAW about the core elements of Islam, while the companions listened.

Key points in the Hadith:

Islam (Pillars)- Shahadah, prayer, zakat, Fasting in Ramadan and Hajj if able.

Iman(Faith)- Believe in Allah, Angels, Books, Messengers, Last Day, Qadr.

Ihsan(Excellence)- Worship Allah as if you see Him, know He always see you

Signs of the Hour- Slave-girl giving birth to her mistress, poor people competing in tall buildings

Lesson about the Hadith

-Explain the whole religion, Islam(practice), Iman(belief),

Ihsan(spirituality).

-Jibril taught by asking questions so companions coild learn

-Pillars of Islam strengthen relationship with Allah, others and purify the soul.

Adab in Seeking Knowledge

-Respect teachers

-Ask questions without shyness

-Refer to scholars

-Admit when you don't know ("Allah knows best")

In short, Hadith Jibril summarizes the entire religion by defining Islam (actions), Iman (beliefs), Ihsan (spiritual excellence), and awareness of the Last Day, while also teaching the proper etiquette in learning and teaching

The Pillars of Iman (faith) form the foundation of Islamic belief, as explained in the Hadith of Jibril. A Muslim must affirm and practice these six core beliefs:

1. Belief in Allah (Tawhid) – Acknowledging Allah’s oneness, with no partners, offspring, or equals. This is reinforced through prayer, reflection, and observing the universe as His creation.

2. Belief in Angels (Malaikah) – Recognizing angels as Allah’s creations from light, tasked with roles such as delivering revelation, recording deeds, and praising Allah.

3. Belief in Divine Books (Kutub) – Accepting the revealed scriptures (Tawrat, Zabur, Injil, and Qur’an) as sources of guidance and wisdom, with the Qur’an as the final and preserved message.

4. Belief in Prophets (Rasul) – Following the messengers chosen by Allah to guide humanity, with Prophet Muhammad ﷺ being the last and final messenger.

5. Belief in the Last Day (Akhirah) – Affirming accountability after death, resurrection, and judgment, which motivates Muslims to live righteously.

6. Belief in Divine Decree (Qada’ and Qadar) – Accepting that all events, both good and bad, occur according to Allah’s knowledge and will, while still maintaining human responsibility for choices.

Conclusion

The Pillars of Iman are the essence of a Muslim’s faith, shaping their relationship with Allah, guiding their moral conduct, and preparing them for the Hereafter. By firmly believing in these six tenets, Muslims align their lives with divine guidance, develop spiritual strength, and attain true submission to Allah.

1. Belief in Qada’ and Qadar (Pre-destination)

• Definition:

• Qadar = Allah’s prior knowledge, planning, and decree before something happens.

• Qada’ = The execution of what has been decreed.

• 4 Components:

1. Knowledge – Allah knows everything (past, present, future, and even what could have happened).

2. Writing – All decrees are written in Al-Lauh al-Mahfuz (Preserved Tablet).

3. Will – Nothing happens except by Allah’s will.

4. Creation – Allah creates everything, including life and death.

• Benefits of Belief: Brings peace of mind, focus on present actions, humility, reliance on Allah, removal of envy/jealousy, and development of good manners.

2. Belief in the Hereafter

• Definition:

1. This world will end on the Day of Judgement (al-Qiyamah).

2. All humans will be resurrected (al-Hashr).

3. Records of deeds will be presented for judgement.

4. Righteous rewarded, sinners punished.

5. The successful enter Paradise, the condemned go to Hell.

• Significance:

• Belief in the Hereafter is taught by all prophets.

• Helps humans weigh consequences of actions.

• Effects on a Believer:

• Increases love for Allah and the desire to meet Him.

• Establishes fear of Allah.

• Motivates good deeds.

• Encourages patience in hardship.

3. Belief in Rasul and Anbiya (Messengers and Prophets)

• Definition:

• Belief that Allah sent messengers to every nation.

• All messengers were truthful, trustworthy, and conveyed Allah’s message fully.

• Muslims must believe in all prophets without distinction.

• Purpose of Messengers:

• To call people to Tawhid (worship of Allah alone).

• To explain life’s purpose and guide people to Paradise.

• To give proof against mankind so they cannot claim ignorance.

• To uncover unseen realities (angels, afterlife, etc.).

• To provide role models of righteousness.

• Special Blessings of Prophet Muhammad SAW:

• Sent to all mankind and jinn.

• Fear instilled in enemies.

• Earth made a place of prayer.

• War booty permitted.

• Granted the greatest intercession (syafa’ah).

• Daily Life Applications: Gratitude, tolerance, repentance, simplicity, equality, moderation, patience, humility, accountability, kindness.

Overall Summary:

• Belief in Qada’ & Qadar teaches reliance on Allah and acceptance of His decree.

• Belief in the Hereafter reminds Muslims of accountability and motivates them to do good and stay patient.

• Belief in Rasul & Anbiya emphasizes Tawhid, following prophetic guidance, and emulating their character in daily life.

In conclusion, to cherish your life, you must learn to value every moment, no matter how small. Live with gratitude, surround yourself with positivity, and use your time wisely for things that bring you closer to your purpose. By appreciating what you have, learning from challenges, and making meaningful choices, you create a life that is fulfilling, balanced, and worth treasuring.