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Hadith 4 The Week.

Harapan.

Daripada Abu Hurairah ra, Rasulullah S.A.W bersabda, "Barangsiapa memutuskan harapan orang yang berharap kepadanya, Allah S.W.T akan memutuskan harapannya pada Hari Kiamat, maka hidupnya tidak diberkati."

Berilah harapan untuk mereka yang memerlukan. =)

Assalamualaikum wr. wb.

we have moved our activities & events updates at

Assalamualaikum wr. wb. semua!
harap kalian semua sihat alhamdulillah..

sorry for the late updates, everybody's been busy with schools and events that happpened for the last two months. heh.

on behalf of the mosque, we would like to thank everyone who helped out or even, attending the events like the aL.I.V.E fiesta, raya gathering and more..

the hadith of the week and the youth commitee section had already been updated so do check it out.

there's now an offical Facebook group page for our youth club!!
hahaha so if you have a facebook account do add us by clicking this link:

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=155871081814&ref=ts

so 1 more day before Aidiladha..
here are some of the interesting facts that's worth sharing..

Apart from Aidilfitri, the festival most grandly celebrated by Muslims the world over is Aidiladha. In Singapore, it is more commonly known as Hari Raya Korban or Hari Raya Haji. Celebrated about two months after Aidilfitri, on the 10th day of Zulhijah, the 12th month of the Muslim calendar, it marks the end of the haj pilgrimage period (about two weeks); hence the name Hari Raya Haji.

Every year millions of Muslims make the journey to the Holy Land of Mecca in Saudi Arabia to perform the haj, a requirement in Islam as it makes up one of the five tenets of the religion. As long as they have the means to do so, and are able health-wise, Muslims must perform the haj at least once in life. Upon completion of the haj, the men earn the title of "haji" and the women, "hajjah". Aidiladha also commemorates the sacrifices made by the prophet Abraham (hence the word "korban" which means sacrifice), who demonstrated immense faith when he was put to the test by God. The prophet was commanded to offer his only son Ishmael up for sacrifice, and though it grieved him greatly, he made ready to perform the task. However, as he was about to strike his son, God stopped him and revealed that it was a trial. Ishmael's life was spared, and a ram sacrificed in his place.

As such, during Aidiladha, the sacrifice of animals such as lambs, goats, cows, bulls and camels is performed. The animals are slain in accordance with the proper religious rites; the meat is then distributed.

The observance of the korban is carried out after the congregational prayers, held early in the morning of Aidiladha. It is not unusual for the slaying to take place within the mosque compound. It is a day when Muslims reaffirm their faith in God, giving thanks for the many blessings that He has bequeathed to them.

that's much about everything.

NOTE:
For the Muslimins, whoever wants to help with the korban, do come to the Al-taqua Mosque @ 11am, 27th November, Friday.

that's all for now..
will bring you updates soon insyaallah..

haha sekian, wasalam!
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Salams kepada semua!!


just to let you guys know that on the 27th of September, there will be a perjumpaan hari raya at the Al-Taqua Mosque @ 9am.

so if possible, do bring some kuihs-muihs fors us tos tastes-tastes oks?



macam biasa, food and drinks will be provided. =)
green packets also!!
but only the green packet itself ah. if you want red packets also can.


and lastly,
We, the youth committee members, advisors and coordinators of the syababut taqwa club would like to would like to wish you a,

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Salam Ramadan kepada teman-teman yang dihormati dan dikasihi,

Semoga kita semua dalam keadaan sihat dan dirahmati Allah swt.

Ana ingin mengucapkan terima kasih kepada teman-teman yang telah memberikan sokongan padu pada program Ramadan Street Dakwah tempoh hari. Berkat usaha sama kita, program itu terlaksana dengan jayanya.

Alhamdulillah seperti mana yang anda ketahui, pada bulan Ramadan ini, Unit Belia di masjid-masjid SEMC akan mengadakan kem Ramadan khas untuk remaja.yang akan berlangsung pada 4-6 August di masjid Al-Ansar dan MKS. Sehubungan dengan ini, ana mewakili dari komiti Kem ingin menjemput kerjasama dan sokongan sekali lagi untuk kita sama-sama mempromosikan kem ini kepada jemaah masjid masing-masing dan juga menghantarkan sekurang-kurangye 5 belia muda anda untuk sertakan ke program ini sebagai program pembangunan syaksiah mereka.

Butiran lanjut boleh didapati di dalam poster. Untuk keterangan dan pertanyaan lanjut, sila hubungi ana di talian 96707602, Ustaz Fairuz.

Semoga usaha-ussha murni kita ini mendapat keberkatan dan redha Allah swt, Amiin.

You can also call Ust Firdauz regarding this camp. =)

wasalams to all and selamat berbuka in an hour's time!

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Salams to everyone!

As you all know there will be no kelas Remaja this week (29th & 30th of August).
Instead, there will be a Youth-in-Charge event for all Remaja on Saturday.



Things to take note of:

Bring extra clothing. (if overnight)
Toiletries. (if overnight)
Bring your friends along (Dakwah).
Sahur will be provided.
Bring your family for Iftar and Terawih.

So do come for the event ya? We need as many youth helpers to participate in this once-a-year event. hahahha..


That's all for the updates for this week.
Selamat beribadah dalam bulan yang mulia ini!

Wasalam.

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Asalamualaikum to all!



And here's a little bit of online learning, FAQ on Ramadhan and Aidilfitri, compiled by the research and development section, MUIS.


A: Ramadhan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. In this month, Muslims all over the world fast from dawn to sunset.


A: Muslims follow the Islamic lunar calendar, which is about eleven days shorter than the Gregorian calendar. In Singapore, the date is determined by calculation of the movement of the moon.


A: Physically, fasting means not eating any food, drinking any water or other beverages or engaging in marital sexual relations during the fasting period. Spiritually, fasting means developing patience, self-restraint and strengthening one’s faith in God. Muslims do their best to discipline themselves to follow God’s commands, for example by controlling anger or avoiding gossip.
Fasting tests a Muslim’s commitment to God in the face of temptation and difficulty. Muslims remember:
• They are dependent on God and should be grateful for His blessings
• Their kinship and responsibility towards millions of human beings in the world who are starving because they do not have enough food to eat due to injustice or poverty
• To be more charitable and kind

When fasting, Muslims discover a calm, inner peace that makes them feel closer to God.


A: Fasting become obligatory through a command in the Holy Book which was revealed from God to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) through out 23 years of his life in Makkah and Madinah beginning from 610 CE. As explained in the second chapter of the Qur’an:
“O you who believe! Observing As-Saum (the fasting) is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may become Al-Muttaqun (the pious).” [Chapter 2 : verse 183].


A: The main benefits of Ramadhan are increased humbleness and compassion for those in need of the basic necessities of life, a sense of self-purification and reflection, and a renewed spiritual focus. Muslims also appreciate the feeling of togetherness by family and friends throughout the month. Perhaps the greatest practical benefit is the yearly lesson in self-restraint and discipline that is carried forward to other aspects of a Muslim’s life.


A: Fasting is compulsory for all Muslims who are mentally and physically fit, have reached the age of puberty, in a settled situation (not traveling), and are sure that fasting is unlikely to cause real physical or mental injury. However, those who are sick, elderly, traveling on a journey and women who are pregnant or nursing, are permitted to break their fast. They can make up for it later in the year before the next fasting month, or perform acts of charity as compensation depending on the above mentioned categories according to Islamic Law.


A: Muslim children who have not reach the age of puberty can fast with the permission and supervision of their parents. The parents will help them get used to the practice of fasting gradually so that when the children reach the age of puberty, they are mentally and physically prepared to fast in Ramadhan. If a child cannot or does not like continuing the fast, he / she will be allowed to break the fast before sunset.


A: During Ramadhan, Muslims will rise early in the morning (before dawn) to have a meal called sahoor. After the meal, Muslims will perform the dawn prayer and may read the Qur’an before they either return to sleep or preparing for the day ahead. During the day, Muslims do not take their lunch as usual. But their normal work activities continue during Ramadhan as fasting is not taken as an excuse for sluggishness and idleness. When sunset arrives, Muslims break their fast by partaking in the Iftar meal. In keeping with the tradition of Prophet Muhammad, Muslims break the fast with dates and other fruits and appetizers.
During this month, Muslims are also encouraged to perform the special Terawih prayer either individually or congregationally in the mosques.
Since Ramadhan is a month of heightened devotion, Muslims are encouraged to perform as many good deeds, acts of charity and prayers as possible as Allah had promised greater rewards for them during this special month.


A: The most important event is the celebration of Laylatul Qadr.
Laylatul Qadr, i.e “the Night of Power”, marks the anniversary of the night on which the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) received the Qur’an from God, through the angel Gabriel. An entire chapter in the Qur’an deals with this night:
“Verily! We have sent it (this Qur’an) down in the night of Al-Qadr (Decree). And what will make you know what the night of Al-Qadr (Decree) is? …..”.
[Chapter 97].


A: Aidil Fitri or Hari Raya Puasa falls on the first day of Syawal, the month following Ramadhan. It is the culmination of a month of discipline, self-sacrifice and self-control to purify the heart and soul: a month of total abstinence not only from food and drink but also from all habitual desires and indulgence, like smoking.
Aidil Fitri therefore signifies success and achievement and it is celebrated with dignity.


A: The occasion is a time for thanksgiving and more charity. It is also a time for the cultivation of unity and fraternity among the members of the community and society. This happy occasion is therefore celebrated with a special congregation prayer in the morning at the mosques. In the context of Southeast Asia, this occasion is also followed by visiting relatives and friends and time for seeking forgiveness from one another especially from the elderly.


Selamat berpuasa and wasalam.
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Salams Kepada Semua!

So here are the updates.


so if possible do come before maghrib k?
Mudah-mudahan mendapat keberkatan di malam tersebut.


So yup, that's all for now!
stay tuned. =)

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The Israa and Miraj refer to, two parts of an miraculous journey that Prophet Muhammad took in one night from Makka to Jerusalem and then an ascension to the heavens.

Israa is an Arabic word referring to Prophet Muhammad's miraculous night journey from Makka to Jerusalem - specifically, to the site of al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem - as referred to in Surah Al-Israa in the Quran.

It is believed to have been followed by the Mi'raj, his ascension to heaven. According to some of the Hadith scholars this journey is believed to have taken place just over a year before Prophet Muhammad migrated to from Makka to Madina, on the 27th of Rejab.

Muslims celebrate this night by offering optional prayers during this night, and in many Muslim countries, by illuminating cities with electric lights and candles.

for more information about the Miraculous Night Journey, click HERE. =)



that means no matter what, there's will ALMOST be weekly updates. almost only ah. hahah cannot promise every week. maybe 1 or 2 days late ke.
And the hadith 4 the week section will always be updated weekly so do drop by every week k week week week?

the main Commitee would like to thank everyone for making the mini Bazaar/Interactive Forum Talk happen! Again maaf for this late 'thank you' via here because again, everyone's a little busy lately. hahah but it's better to be late than never right? so thank you thank you thank you, you, and you back there, and the one staring at this computer screen. thank you.


heh, so i guess that's all for now, we'll try our best to keep our tracks on time so hope you'll understand. =)

till then, take care and selamat menyambut Isra' & Mi'raj!

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