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Djuanda University (UNIDA) through the Agency for the Study and Application of Tauhid (BPPT) is again holding routine monotheism activities and the Tasbih Assembly. This week, Friday, December 1 2023, the tasbih assembly was filled by Dr. Zahra Khusnul Latifah, M.Pd.I., M.C.E. who is the Dean of the Faculty of Islamic Religion and Teacher Education (FAIPG) UNIDA,
In his presentation, Dr. Zahra Khusnul Latifah, M.Pd.I., M.C.E delivered material entitled "Tests and Lessons: A Reflection on the Journey to Accreditation Excellence”.
“Thank God, today I was given the opportunity to deliver materialTests and Lessons: A Reflection on the Journey to Accreditation Excellence,The Meaning of Exams for a Muslim coversCleansing Sins and Elevating Degrees (Al-Hadith), Strengthening Faith and Patience (Al-Baqoroh: 153), Reminder of Dependence on Allah SWT (Al-Fathir: 15), Cleansing and Testing Character (Ibnul Qoyyim 283), Improving Quality of Life and Understanding (Al-Baqoroh: 286), and Reminders about the Hereafter (Al-Baqoroh: 155-157). The implications for us in everyday life are: Preparing a Strategy means Preparing an effective strategy to face exams by believing in your own abilities, Being Grateful and Patient in Every Test means Maintaining an attitude of gratitude and patience in facing difficult life tests, and Taking Lessons Learned and Lessons See every test as an opportunity to learn, grow, and improve yourself to be better. In reflecting on achieving UGGUL accreditation, there are several things that must be considered, including Totality, Solidity and Loyalty. Conclusion and Main Message, namely Opportunities and Challenges which are meaningful. Every test is an opportunity to grow, develop, and get closer to Allah in the midst of life's challenges. Positive Perspective which means Having a positive perspective on tests helps us face them with confidence and calm, and Perfection in "God's provisions which means getting to know God's wisdom and provisions through trials makes us appreciate His mercy more and live our lives with gratitude," he said.