1. Hadith 01
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2.  It is narrated on the authority of Amirul Mu'minin, Abu Hafs 'Umar bin al- Khattab, radiyallahu 'anhu, who said: I heard the Messenger of Allah, sallallahu 'alayhi wasallam, say : …….

3. Who narrated this hadith?
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4. Hadith 01
"Actions are (judged) by motives (niyyah), so each man will have what he intended. Thus, he whose migration (hijrah) was to Allah and His Messenger, his migration is to Allah and His Messenger; but he whose migration was for some worldly thing he might gain, or for a wife he might marry, his migration is to that for which he migrated." [Al-Bukhari & Muslim]

5. What is hadith?

6. Background: This hadith was said by the Prophet, sallallahu 'alayhi wasallam, at the time when a man emigrated from Makkah to Madinah during the Hijrah for the sake of marrying someone and not for the sake of Islam.

7. What does hijrah mean in Islam
What does hijrah mean in Islam? What was the intention behind the hijrah of the man, mentioned in this hadith?

8. Niyyah (intention) has two meanings:
The intention before an ibadah (e.g. prayer) The willingness
The second meaning is what is meant in this hadith.

9. Name some Ibadah (worship) in which we make an intention?

10. What are the three examples of migrations given in this hadith?

11. The three examples mentioned in this hadith are :
The three examples mentioned in this hadith are : * One of good intention (migration for the sake of Allah and His Messenger) * Two of bad intentions (migration for the sake of worldly gains or for marriage).

12. This hadith emphasizes ikhlas (sincerity – to be truthful and honest to Allah alone, performing an act solely for Allah's sake whereby no other witness except Allah is sought).

13. What is “shari’ah”?

14. The word "shari'ah" literally means "a way“.
In Islamic terminology, it means Islamic laws.

15. Ikhlas is one of the conditions of accepting good deeds.
The other condition is that the actions must be done in accordance with the Shariah.

16. Allah swt only accepts actions that…..
Stealing, backbiting, killing is
Acceptance of good deeds only with
Shariah means
That have sincerity and are according to Islamic Laws
Sincerity
Sincerity (ikhlas)
Is not allowed in Shariah
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statements

17. How can we achieve sincerity (ikhlas)?

18. To achieve sincerity (ikhlas)

19. To achieve sincerity (ikhlas)
Avoid Shirk

20. Shirk is

21. Associating others with Allah swt which causes insincerity
Shirk is
Associating others with Allah swt which causes insincerity

22. Root cause of shirk

23. Root cause of shirk
Self Desire

24. To achieve sincerity (ikhlas)
Shirk is
Root cause of shirk

25. Shirk is Self Desire To achieve sincerity (ikhlas) Avoid Shirk
Associating others with Allah swt which causes insincerity
Root cause of shirk
Self Desire

26. 1. To achieve sincerity (ikhlas) 2. Avoid shirk which is …
3. Associating partners with Allah swt which we do because of …
4. Self desires

27. Imam al-Harawi states that there are 7 types of self-desires1
To make oneself appear good in the hearts of others 2
To seek the praises of others 3
To seek the glorification of others 4
To seek the wealth/money of others 5
To avoid being blamed by others 6
To seek the services or love of others 7
To seek the help of others for oneself
Optional work! -Check yourself – tick if you think you have any of the above self desires

28. How to obtain Ikhlas (sincertity) (color the correct ones)
Everything you think is a good deed is a good deed
Before we do good deeds we should seek knowledge so that we know what is acceptable in Shariah
To wish that others praise us when we do a good deed
Do righteous deeds
Do not show off your good deeds
Do whatever you want
Check that your intention is for Allah swt

29. Example:
If we go to the masjid for the salah and we are early, arriving before the Imam and finding a place in the first saff, we should not be proud of ourselves and think of ourselves being better than others. We should praise Allah for enabling us to go to the masjid and for being able to perform the salah without any difficulties.
After every salah, we should tell ourselves that we could have performed it better and try to improve in our next salah.

30. Some actions that are automatically considered good without intention
seeking knowledge in Islam,
helping the community,
doing da'wah, etc

31. Conclusion
Our actions are undermined by our intentions - whether they are good intentions or bad intentions. Therefore we should always check our intentions before we do or say anything. We must make sure that the action is for the sake of Allah so that it is accepted by Allah and that we will be rewarded for it, insha Allah.
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