Islamic values & concepts

Prophet s.a.w. is A_____ in fulfilling his responsibilities when he was tasked by

Khadijah r.a. to do for her business for a certain percentage of profits.

Nabi Muhammad s.a.w. is I_____ in everything he did, he never once demanded

for any returns when someone asks helps from him.

Nabi Muhammad s.a.w. always feel S_____ on what Allah s.w.t. gave him. As

we know, Prophet s.a.w. did not comes from a rich family, therefore he lived his

life in moderate. He also had to help his uncle in taking care of the sheep

Being a sherpherd, lots of S___ need as sheeps are known as the most

difficult animal to tend to. The sherpherd need to master the strategies and

techniques in order to get the sheeps to obey them. Most of the prophets were

tasked to be a sherpherd before a Messenger, as some says that the

stubborness of sheeps are similar to humans.

Being a shepherd also develop the Prophet’s another quality [I____] which is an ability

to work consistently towards the achievement of a definite goal set in advance

and to persevere with it until it is achieved.

All R___ comes from Allah s.w.t. and He is The Sustainer and Nourisher,

The All-Knower, to name a few, of what His servants need.

With the efforts put in and

prayers, Muslims put their trust in Allah s.w.t. [T_______], for at the end of it, Allah

sw.t. knows better of what awaits one at the next step, next day or even

the next minute.

The feeling of content, whereby

regardless of what the outcome is, we trust that there is hikmah in whatever

Allah has decide on us. In the face of failure, R____ brings comfort and the

determination that there will be success in the next try

The Slaughtering of Animals:

Some people view the slaughtering of animals during Eid Adha is a celebration by Muslims which involves cruelty towards these animals. Some even question the necessity and its relation to our devotion to God.

It is imperative to understand that Qurban ritual is not merely a slaughtering of these animals as a symbol of sacrifice to Allah, but it also serves another purpose, which is to provide food for others, especially to the less fortunate. Islam is very clear and detailed when it came to how the animals should be slaughtered i.e. with compassion -> state one example:

Women are oppressed in Islam:

It is said that they are not being given equal rights as men. One common misunderstanding on this issue is that Islam oppresses women as women have to cover themselves up more than men. What's your take?