COURSE : IRK

SECTION : 53

FROM : Kedah

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1) Maintain our manners in dressing, speaking, and behavior.

2) Manners with knowledge:

- Ask for permission from the lecturer if you need to go to the restroom or similar.

- Fear Allah in every situation.

- MANNERS FIRST, THEN KNOWLEDGE.

- Everyone must have good manners and character.

- The story of Imam Al-Shafi'i: learn manners before knowledge (from his teacher, Imam Malik).

- Be mindful of your manners in everything you do.

- Before coming to class, don’t come empty-handed. Study and read what the lecturer will teach tomorrow.

- Sit quietly for a moment and reflect (Imam Hassan Al-Banna).

- Our imam frequently reflects, so we must always be introspective.

- Seek wisdom in everything that happens in our lives.

- We must be good role models as the best ummah.

- This verse emphasizes the importance of promoting good and preventing wrongdoing.

- The innate nature of every human is good.

- Do not neglect what Allah commands just to please others.

- Strive to do good deeds and perform Sunnah practices.

- Always engage in self-reflection.

- If you wake up at night, immediately perform the night prayer.

HADITH OF GABRIEL:

- The Hadith of Gabriel is considered the essence of Sunnah.

- It covers faith, excellence, and signs of the Day of Judgment.

- Etiquette with knowledge: wear clean clothes, it’s a Sunnah to sit with knees close together, and ask questions if you’re unsure.

ROLE OF THE PILLARS OF FAITH:

- It connects us with Allah.

- It strengthens our relationships with others.

- It enables us to be true servants of Allah.

IHSAN:

- It means doing good or feeling as if you are seeing Allah while performing worship. - We must exhibit excellence towards all creatures, including animals and plants.

- Muraqabah: feeling that you are being observed by Allah.

- Everything we do will be questioned by Allah in the Hereafter.

- Increase your good deeds.

- The successful person is the one who attains Paradise.

- All humans must fulfill the responsibilities given to them.

PILLAR OF FAITH

1) Belief in Allah

- Carry out all of Allah's commands and refrain from all His prohibitions.

- Prioritize Allah in every matter and entrust all affairs to Him.

2) Belief in Angels

- All our actions are recorded by the Angels.

- Believe that Angels exist and be fearful of committing sins.

- Angels constantly whisper goodness to every human and always glorify Allah.

3) Belief in the Scriptures

- The Quran is a perfect Book.

- Read the Quran every day because it is a guide for all of humanity.

- Reflect on the Quran to better understand and apply it in our daily lives.

• Add a variety of engaging stories that should be linked to the usrah theme.

• Hold weekly usrah sessions in different locations to get a different atmosphere.

• Acquiring new knowledge and always reminding one another.

• Learning to work together in groups to achieve a common goal.

• Getting to know each other from different courses.

- from Hadith Bukhari 21

- The reason behind the hadith: A companion joined the Prophet in migration (hijrah) but his intention was to marry a woman.

- One must be sincere, have purity of intention, and the intention must be clear. Focus on that intention and remain steadfast.

- Whatever we do should be for the sake of Allah.

- Always renew your intention.

WISDOM (HIKMAH)

- Every action should be guided by wisdom (hikmah).

- We must be wise in determining our intention in whatever we do.

DEEDS (AMAL)

- The good deeds a Muslim performs will be rewarded with blessings, based on their sincerity.

- Increase acts of worship as provision for the hereafter.

- Strengthen the foundation of our worship. Ayat 79

- Discusses Tahajjud prayer.

- Tips: Perform Sunnah Witir or sit on the prayer mat and recite the Quran if you feel unable to perform Tahajjud.

- Make an effort to find ways to wake up for Tahajjud prayer.

- The Prophet's Sunnah is to pray no more than 11 rak'ahs for Tahajjud.

- Respond to the call to prayer (adhan), recite salawat, and make du'a after the adhan.

Surah Al-Ankabut (Ayat 45)

- A hotel servant asks if the writer would like to sleep with a young woman.

- Understanding the revelation (Wahy) from Allah.

- Pray with humility and focus (khushu').

- Be sincere, humble, and engage in dhikr (remembrance of Allah).

- Prayer can be a means of self-protection. - Ikhlas: Performing actions solely for the sake of Allah.

- Khashyah: The fear that one’s deeds might not be accepted by Allah. - Dhikrullah: Remembering Allah in the heart and uttering His name with the tongue.

Surah Al-Baqarah (197)

- Fasting during Ashura.

- It was obligatory for those before us to increase their taqwa (God-consciousness).

Surah At-Tawbah (103)

- Charity (sadaqah).

- Islam obligates people to give charity. Surah Al-Baqarah (83)

- The obligation of fasting.

- During Hajj, one should avoid sinful actions.

- One must have taqwa (God-consciousness).

- Hajj is obligatory for those who are capable.

Fasting (Puasa)

- Whoever greets the month of Ramadan properly, Allah will greet that person with goodness.

- Meaning of fasting: To refrain from things that break the fast.

- Fasting is a high act of worship in the sight of Allah.

Wisdom (Hikmah) of Fasting

- Fasting helps control desires and urges.

- It keeps us away from speaking ill or engaging in inappropriate conversations.

- Fasting is beneficial for physical health.

Virtues of Fasting

1. Patience (Sabr)

- Patience in avoiding actions that are prohibited by Allah.

- Patience in enduring hunger and thirst.

- People who receive Allah's mercy during Ramadan:

- Those who fast during Ramadan.

- Those who keep the spirit of Ramadan alive (by worshipping and making good deeds).

- Those who experience the night of Lailatul Qadar.

Practices During the Last 10 Nights of Ramadan

1. Tighten the belt (prepare for intense worship).

2. Revive the night (praying night prayers, Tahajjud, etc.).

3. Wake up the family members for worship.

2. Honor (Takrim)

- Meaning: Respect or dignity.

- Honor towards Allah's commands.

- Fasting helps build discipline in our lives. - Honor for others, especially for those in need.

3. Mercy (Rahmah)

- Meaning: Compassion or kindness.

- The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was the most generous during Ramadan.

Sunnah Practices During Fasting

1. Increase in performing good deeds (amal soleh).

2. Seek the night of Lailatul Qadar.

3. Ensure that iftar (breaking of the fast) is from halal sources.

4. Be generous with your family.

5. Avoid cursing or speaking negatively.

6. Stay away from frivolous or pointless activities.

Zakat

- Zakat means growth and increase.

- Zakat is:

1. An obligation (a religious duty).

2. A formal act of charity.

3. Allah has determined the amount and when it should be given.

4. Zakat on wealth has a specific rate, such as on gold.

Significance of Zakat

- Zakat is mentioned 30 times in the Quran.

Key Concepts:

1. Tawakkul (Trust in Allah) - It is the practice of nurturing the soul to rely solely on Allah.

2. Ukhuwwah (Brotherhood) - Fostering a strong sense of unity and brotherhood among believers.

3. Officiating Relationship - The relationship between Allah and human beings, which is essential for spiritual growth and closeness to Allah.

Bismillah >>

• I hope I can apply all the knowledge I have learned in my daily life.

• I also want to be consistent in doing good deeds. In reality, consistency is very difficult, but we can strive and pray for strength to remain consistent.

• Lastly, I hope that I can become someone who brings benefits to others.