Politeness In Life

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Usrah Budi

What is usrah budi?

The usrah is an informal programme although it is a regular, consistent and continous function.The usrah ought to be dynamic with interactive participation and should not be a one-way communication affair.

Its Meaning ?

Literally, it means a family.

The usrah is a group of Muslim individuals getting together with faith in Islam, working and helping out one another, working together towards a better understanding and practice of Islam.

Its Aim ?

To uphold Allah’s syariah – commandments by mutual cooperation in enjoining good and God conciousness (taqwa) and to have complete trust in Allah (tawakkal); refraining from sin and enmity; guarding and cherishing one’s relationship with Allah and also one’s relationship with each other (amongst mankind).

i. nurture and develop closeness to Allah (muraqabah)

ii. committing one’s life to be guided by the Qur’an and the Sunnah

iii. be steadfast, have high morals, be God-conscious

iv. be sincere, willingly seeking Allah’s pleasure, hope, fear , having proper and right intentions

v. brotherhood

vi. teamwork and teambuilding

vii. sacrifice and jihad ( striving in the path of God)

viii. gain knowledge, deeds, enjoining good, developing a progressive society, strengthening the economy

Contents ?

i. Knowledge – Al Qur’an; sciences of the Al Qur’an, tafsir – exegesis , meanings, interpretation, context; Al hadith; sciences of the al hadith; aqidah – pillars of faith, al tawheed, akhlak – morals; tasawuf – spiritual purification; seerah – study of the Prophet’s lifetime; Islamic thought; the Islamic movement; current affairs

ii. Brotherhood (ukhuwwah) – unity of thought, worship, dhikr – remembrance of God; undertaking outings, journeys, picnics; visits – ziarah; mutual assistance, helping out, welfare; dining together

iii. Spiritual – jama’ah prayers, praying together; Qur’an recitations; night prayers, vigilance – qiamulail; supplementary prayers; authentic supplications – doa’ ma’thurat

iv. Organisational and Social – planning, implementation and management of dakwah (spreading the message of Islam); organisational affairs; social work in the community

Pillars of the Usrah :

i. ta’aruf – introduction and getting to know one another

ii. tafahum – mutual understanding

iii. takaful – equitabilty, mutual cooperation, assistance, care and concern

Duty of the Naqib :

To lead and facilitate the usrah; able to read the Qur’an and the hadith, have basic knowledge of Islam, an understanding of Islamic thought and the contemporary Islamic movement; have organisational management abilities and good morals.

Its Importance and Significance :

1. Groups of usrah are units and chains in the network of strengthening the contemporary Islamic movements and Islamic awareness. Its beginnings in the modern age was pioneered by al syahid Imam Hasan al Banna in the 1920’s and 1930’s at a time when the Muslim world was at its worst period in history and suffering untold backwardness. It was Egypt under British colonial rule and the state of the Muslim ummah throughout was weak and its leadership helplessly dire, lost their will and sense of direction, hopelessly demotivated and their practices straying away from their true religion.

2. The Ikhwan al Muslimoon ( the Islamic movement of that period) managed to break this inferiority complex and rebuilt the ummah’s self confidence, reforming society until Egypt gained independence and the Islamic movement served the ummah well in the early wars against the establishment of Israel.

3. Even though the Ikhwan were tragically and cruelly persecuted by subsequent Egyptian and Arab regimes, but they remained influential and still played a role in the development of Muslim societies in Egypt and the rest of the world until this day.

4. Its significant contribution is the development of a model for reconstruction of Islamic thought and pioneering the movement for Islamic reform and renewal until it spread across the globe, the phenomenon sometimes called “the Islamic resurgence”.

5. Among their contributions are the introduction of the usrah to the ummah and the continuation of the mission and message of dakwah. The mission and message which is none other than the mission and message brought by the Prophets, culminated by the Final Prophethood of Muhammad s.a.w., continued by the companions, the mujahidin, the salihin. The message inviting all of mankind to worship only Allah, truthfully and sincerely.

6. The model of the usrah is used and became widespread by the Muslim movements in all parts of the world. It is now a standard and is commonly practised in universities, colleges, educational institutions, schools, departments, offices, musallas and other organisations.

7. The usrah is the part that complements Islamic consciousness and is the spirit that brings alive and rejuvenates formal Islamic education, its related fields and studies and also makes possible organised Islamic work.