Age: 18 years old

Originate: Sungai Petani,Kedah

Secondary school: SMA FAUZI YAN KEDAH

Matric No: 243653

Mahallah: Mahallah Talhah

Contact no: 0168924617

Facilitator: Br Hidayat

Usrah Group: 144

Course: Islamic Revealed Knowledge

Hobbies: Hiking, Fishing

Social Media: Instagram: @iffua_d

Adab in learning

1: Humility: Stay humble, always open to learning from others, and avoid arrogance.

2: Time Management: Organize and prioritize your time efficiently for consistent learning.

5 PILLARS OF ISLAM

1. Shahada: Declaration of faith in Allah and Muhammad as His Messenger.

2. Salah: Performing five daily prayers.

3. Zakat: Giving charity to those in need.

4. Sawm: Fasting during Ramadan.

5. Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca for those able to do so.

The Pillars of Iman are:

1. Belief in Allah.

2. Belief in Malaikah(Angels)

3. Belief in the Divine Books.

4. Belief in the Prophets.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgment.

6. Belief in Divine Decree (Qadar).

The Pillars of Iman include:

1. Belief in Messengers and Prophets: Acceptance of all prophets sent by Allah.

2. Belief in Resurrection Day: Belief in the Day of Judgment when everyone will be resurrected and judged.

3. Belief in Divine Decree: Acceptance of Allah’s predestination of all events.

Selected issues

Ihsan

• Definition: Excellence in worship and actions with sincerity.

Eschatology

• Definition: Study of the end of the world and humanity’s destiny, focusing on the Day of Judgment.

Towards Parents:

- Respect: Treat kindly and obey.

- Gratitude: Appreciate sacrifices.

Towards Neighbours and Society:

- Kindness: Be respectful and helpful.

- Consideration: Avoid harming others.

As a Student:

- Respect: Honor teachers.

- Diligence: Study actively.

- Humility: Stay open to learning.

These principles foster positive relationships.

Appreciation for Nature and the Environment

• Divine Creation: Nature reflects Allah’s signs.

• Responsibility: Humans are stewards of the earth.

• Gratitude: Acknowledge and care for natural resources.

Sustainability in Islam

• Moderation: Use resources wisely and avoid waste.

• Environmental Ethics: Protect the environment and wildlife.

• Community Well-being: Ensure resources for all and promote social jus

Hikmah in worship is cultivated through:

Sincerity (Ikhlas): Worship should be solely for Allah s pleasure, free from ostentation or personal gain.

Profound Understanding: Recognizing the deeper meanings behind acts of worship enhances spiritual awareness.

Perseverance and Devotion: Consistency in worship fosters self-discipline and strengthens the soul.

Contemplation and Reflection: Thinking about the spiritual and worldly benefits of worship sharpens wisdom.

Moral Refinement: True devotion leads to humility, righteousness, and virtuous character.

The wisdom derived from worship stems from:

A Sacred Connection with Allah: Strengthening the bond with the Creator brings inner peace.

Guidance from the Qur an and Sunnah: Worship is not mere ritualism but a holistic guide for life.

Spiritual and Ethical Purification: Worship cleanses the heart from arrogance, greed, and envy.

Moral and Intellectual Enlightenment: Genuine ibadah nurtures patience, discipline, and ethical consciousness.

Hikmah in worship is cultivated through:

Sincerity (Ikhlas): Worship should be solely for Allah pleasure, free from ostentation or personal gain.

Profound Understanding: Recognizing the deeper meanings behind acts of worship enhances spiritual awareness.

Perseverance and Devotion: Consistency in worship fosters self-discipline and strengthens the soul.

Contemplation and Reflection: Thinking about the spiritual and worldly benefits of worship sharpens wisdom.

Moral Refinement: True devotion leads to humility, righteousness, and virtuous character.

The wisdom derived from worship stems from:

A Sacred Connection with Allah: Strengthening the bond with the Creator brings inner peace.

Guidance from the Qur an and Sunnah: Worship is not mere ritualism but a holistic guide for life.

Spiritual and Ethical Purification: Worship cleanses the heart from arrogance, greed, and envy.

Moral and Intellectual Enlightenment: Genuine ibadah nurtures patience, discipline, and ethical consciousness.

1) The Acquisition of Hikmah (Wisdom) in Ibadah (Worship)

Hikmah in worship is cultivated through:

Sincerity (Ikhlas): Worship should be solely for Allah pleasure, free from ostentation or personal gain.

Profound Understanding: Recognizing the deeper meanings behind acts of worship enhances spiritual awareness.

Perseverance and Devotion: Consistency in worship fosters self-discipline and strengthens the soul.

Contemplation and Reflection: Thinking about the spiritual and worldly benefits of worship sharpens wisdom.

Moral Refinement: True devotion leads to humility, righteousness, and virtuous character.

WEEK 2

2) Reasons and Sources of Hikmah from Ibadah

The wisdom derived from worship stems from:

A Sacred Connection with Allah:

Strengthening the bond with the Creator brings inner peace.

Guidance from the Qur an and Sunnah: Worship is not mere ritualism but a holistic guide for life.

Spiritual and Ethical Purification: Worship cleanses the heart from arrogance, greed, and envy.

Moral and Intellectual Enlightenment: Genuine ibadah nurtures patience, discipline, and ethical consciousness.

WEEK 3

3) Preparation for Salah with Khushua (Reverence and Devotion)

To achieve khushua in prayer, one should:

Purify Oneself Physically and Spiritually: Perform ablution attentively and clear the heart of distractions.

Understand the Meaning of Recitations: Comprehending prayers enhances focus and connection.

Create a Serene Environment: Avoid worldly distractions before salah.

Maintain a Clean and Undisturbed Prayer Space: A tranquil setting fosters mindfulness.

Perform Salah with Proper Posture and Composure: Measured movements enhance spiritual presence.

WEEK 4

4) The Virtues of Salah with Khushua

Attainment of Divine Proximity: Deepens the connection with Allah.

Atonement of Minor Sins: Sincere prayer expiates past sins.

Inner Peace and Mental Serenity: Salah with khushu alleviates stress and anxiety.

Enhancement of Self-Discipline: Fosters focus, commitment, and structure.

A Shield Against Immorality: A mindful salah protects from sin.

WEEK 5

5) The Virtues of Sawm (Fasting)

Fasting offers both spiritual and worldly benefits:

Elevation of Taqwa (God-Consciousness): Strengthens awareness of Allah.

Refinement of Patience and Willpower: Builds resilience and self-control.

Empathy for the Underprivileged: Develops compassion for the less fortunate.

Purification of the Soul and Body: Detoxifies the heart and body, promoting well-being.

A Special Reward in the Hereafter: The gate of Ar-Rayyan is reserved for the fasting.

WEEK 6

6) The Virtues of Zakah & Sadaqah

Charitable giving enriches both the giver and society:

Sanctification of Wealth and Soul: Purifies possessions and intentions.

Increase in Blessings and Prosperity: Charity invites divine barakah.

Reduction of Poverty and Social Inequality:

Ensures economic balance and justice.

Proximity to Allah: Acts of charity are highly beloved to Him.

Fostering a Benevolent Society: Encourages unity and mutual care.

WEEK 7

7) The Virtues of Hajj & Umrah

Pilgrimage serves as a transformative journey:

Expiation of Past Sins: A sincere Hajj wipes away past transgressions.

Strengthening of Faith: Deepens spiritual commitment.

Cultivation of Patience and Gratitude: The journey fosters resilience and humility.

Symbol of Unity and Equality: The identical attire and rituals eliminate societal distinctions.

A Supreme Reward in the Hereafter: An accepted Hajj leads to Jannah.