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Learn with sincerity and an open mind, reread your books, rejoin workshops, re-attend halaqas as there's always something new every time we review matters. Repetition is the mother of learning!

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Always Participate

get succes - The presence of human  beings in this earth is to bring a holy mission which  is Khalifah fi'l-Ard (Leader in  the  Earth), a  mission   that demands  us to always be active and creative and to always intend to create. When  someone stays passive then automatically he goes against the sunnatullah  (the way of God) of him being His representative,  a function  that no other can have, not even the Angels. But at the same time human beings mustn't  be arrogant because  it  is their  duty  to  be'abdAllah,  the  slave(s) of God, who always humbly  worship Him.

In a story narrated by Sa'ad al- Ansari, may God be pleased with him, once a companion came to Prophet Muhammad, peace  and blessings be upon him, and showed  him his dark hands full of blisters. When the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, asked about  it, he  answered  that  his hands were in such condition due to his hard work  in digging the ground  with  his hoe  to  earn a living. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, then took his hands  and  he  kissed  them. In a hadith the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said that: "Best people  are those who  are useful to others."

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This teaches us that the existence of a Muslim is seen from how far he's useful to others and is judged on his works. And the duty  of a Muslim is to give the best out of him as much  as he can to others as well  as to the  environment.

The quality of the iman (faith) of a Muslim doesn't  stop in both his unspoken and spoken  testimony as it needs a concrete  form in the form of good deeds. Iman doesn't only  quench  one's  thirst; it also must   be  enjoyed  by  others.

Something  that is transcendentally vertical in Islam is always formed with the socially horizontal matter, just  like  the  word  'amanu' is always  followed by  'wa'amilus salihat', and the words  'aqimus salah' are always followed by 'wa atuz zakah'. And isn't Hajj considered  a mabrur (accepted) one not when it is being done but it is to strive and fight for in life after it's done?

Before Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon  him, was appointed to be the Messenger of God, he had always taken part in participating in the social life, such as when  the  tribal chiefs  were arguing as to who was more rightful in placing the Black Stone (al-Hajaru'l-Aswad) and Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, came to give a solution that satisfied every single one of them.

So did he after being the Messenger of God; he, peace and blessings be upon him, was always the first to do what he was ordered to,  and  whenever there  was  a partnership role he mostly would take a part in it, even though such role would be harder than others, such as the one  in the Battle of the Trench (Battle of Khandaq); although the trench strategy wasn't his idea, but once  it was agreed to dig the trench  he, peace  and blessings  be upon  him,  was the most  passionate  one  in digging the trench until he, peace and blessings be upon him, had to wedge  his stomach  with  some stones   to   hold   his   hunger.


Make it a priority for ourselves to always participate in building the Ummah, the nation, and the Deen. Always   participate  wherever, whenever,    and    whatever opportunity we see as long as it's in the right path. Give our best, take a part no matter how  small that is, grab that opportunity! Show that we're here!

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IIBF CODE OF CONDUCT


The IIBF Code of Conduct  is the value and character that each IIBF member must have and apply in order to increase  the  quality  of those who want their present day, as well as their future, to be better than yesterday.  The IIBF Code of Conduct consists of 5 ethics that have to be an identity for those who want to ascent (al-'Aqabah).

And only through the ascent they will achieve genuineness no matter how rocky and prickly their journey  might be. This can only be done by those who want a quality improvement. No matter how  often someone pours water into a cup, the volume will never be more than it is until one enhances  the cup.
These 5 codes  of conduct  are as follow:
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1. Al-Hirshu 'alat ta'allum
(Always Learn)

The first revelation  given to Prophet Muhammad, peace  and blessings be upon him, is the order to read which  is related to God Almighty  as The  Creator. This shows that reading or learning is a must for Muslims. Every Muslim is taught to read, stars from the qauliyah  verses to the kauniyah ones, from the micro ones to the macro ones.


There is no limit in learning for a Muslim, either from the subjective or objective  side,  nor from  the time and space side, and the end of the  learning time  is when  it reaches the end of one's life (Long Life Education). Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Seeking knowledge is an obligation upon every Muslim."

Learning is a way for a Muslim to increase his standard because then he realizes that Allah will elevate the degree of those who have piety and knowledge. Allah Almighty reminds humans in his Qur'an: "Is he who  payeth  adoration  in the watches of the night, prostrate and standing, bewaring of the Hereafter and hoping for the mercy of his Lord, (to be accounted equal  with  a disbeliever)?  Say (unto them,  O Muhammad):  Are those who know equal with those who  know  not? But only men  of understanding  will pay heed." (az- Zumar : 9)

Our ancestors  were  able to get ahold  of the  time  they  lived  in because they knew  the true spirit of Islam that demands  us to read and keep reading, and they were the people  who were so thirsty in gaining  knowledge and  would embark on their journeys in getting it and eventually practiced it. The world's scholars then were dominated by Muslims,  starting from al-Kindi, ar-Razi, al-Biruni, Ibn Sina (Avicenna), al-Khwarizmi, Ibn Haitham, Ibn an-Nafis among many  others. Not  to mention in the tafseer (commentary),  hadith, fiqh, and language  sciences  we will  find  monumental Muslim scholar figures who  had colored the  world  with  civilization and refinement.

Abu Darda, may Allah be pleased with  him,  narrated that Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said that: "Whoever travels  on  a path  in  search  of knowledge, Allah will enable him to travel on a path to Paradise. And verily, the angels spread their wings with pleasure for one who seeks knowledge." (Abu Dawood and at-Tirmidhi)

Anas, may Allah be pleased with him, narrated that Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said that: "Whosoever goes out their home to  gain  knowledge then  he  is walking on the path of Allah until he returns home."  (At-Tirmidhi)

Learning doesn't  see one's  age, thus learn from anyone  through anything; read books, attend halaqas, join various workshops, as those who are more knowledgeable, that's  what  we called learning.

Learn with sincerity and an open mind,  reread your books,  rejoin workshops, re-attend halaqas as there's  always  something new every time we review matters. Repetition  is the mother of learning!