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Seni Berfikir Yang Hilang by Hasrizal Abdul Jamil

molekkasa's review

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3.0

To summarise, the book (or rather the author) encourages everyone to always seek knowledge and expand them as much as possible. To see things in all perspectives and to not take any kind of info as-is without checking the facts behind it, which most people ignore these days.

Ustaz Hasrizal also provides ayats from the Quran which help to strengthen each given point and writes examples of scenarios during prophet hood for readers' comprehension. However, there are some confusion with the Arabic ayats as some of the tajwid aren't there which makes it hard to read, probably a mistake during printing?

Overall a very fast read, explained in simple ways to get the message across.

aizataffendi's review

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5.0

Can we all just appreciate the cover of this book and that of "Erti Beragama yang Hilang"? If I'm honest, that's what got me to buy these books and not the actual content

iffah's review

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informative reflective medium-paced

4.5

auninadia_'s review

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informative slow-paced

3.0

tgkhadijah's review

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5.0

Alhamdulillah, Dija dapat habiskan buku ni masa temankan Ayah di wad HSNZ hari tu. Risau juga tak dapat nak fokus untuk habiskan buku genre macam ni. Sebab Dija suka buat nota untuk buku-buku macam ni. Tapi ternyata buku ni mudah untuk difahami dan teratur rapi isi-isi pentingnya.

⭐ ISI KANDUNGAN
Tuan Hasrizal Abdul Jamil membincangkan ENAM ILMU yang dijelaskan dalam kitab asalnya yang dibentangkan oleh Syeikh Yusuf Al-Qardhawi.
1. Ilmu Agama
2. Ilmu Sejarah
3. Ilmu Sastera dan Bahasa
4. Ilmu Kemanusiaan
5. Ilmu Sains
6. Ilmu Hal Ehwal Semasa

Bab-bab dalam buku ini pun dihuraikan berdasarkan enam kategori ilmu tersebut.

Antara cuplikan yang menarik dalam buku ni,

"Al-Quran yang dibaca secara lazim setiap hari akan mempengaruhi diri. Akhlak akan terikut dengan Al-Quran, dan pemikiran akan terikut dengan pemahaman yang datang daripada Al-Quran. Al-Quran mencorak segala-galanya dalam kehidupan."

"Pemikiran kritis dan mulut celupar, bukan adik-beradik walaupun mereka sering dilihat bersama. Mereka datang daripada ibu bapa yang berasingan. Apabila kita hendak kritik, adakah kita perlu mencarut atau berbahasa kasar? Tidak.

Kita hendak kritik ataupun tidak berpuas hati dengan apa sahaja, ia tetap perlu disampaikan dengan akhlak yang baik. Oleh sebab kita ini manusia biasa, maka simpan sahaja perangai buruk itu untuk diri sendiri, jangan tunjuk kepada sesiapa. Kalau hendak mencarut, masuk bilik, tutup muka dengan bantal dan mencarut banyak-banyak. Lampiaskan sahaja nafsu di tempat yang tidak menjejaskan. Tapi apabila luar kawal, Ittaqullah! Jaga akhlak."

⏳ YA/TIDAK
PASTINYA YA!

septemberheartflakes's review

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5.0

They say "the more you read and learn, the more you feel like you don't know anything". If you ever want to remember how that feels like, read Ustaz Hasrizal's writing. He will make you realize again and again that your knowledge is just an inkling of what there is out there. And he will urge you, seek knowledge.


This book is written as a discussion of Syeikh Yusuf al-Qardawi's Thaqafah Ad-Da'iyah as a guide or prompt for everyone, because technically everyone is a pendakwah. In here, Ustaz Hasrizal describes and expands the six branches of knowledge there is and why each is important.

His organization is one of the best I've ever found in the book. Each chapter has a point and if he wants to bring in another point that demands it being as important as the former although slightly similar, he isn't afraid to get a new page and heading for it. It's hard to not get lost in the pages, in a good way.

Brb I'm going to make a few notes and lists of things I will read more on from the topics mentioned in this book. Because this is the single most thought-demanding book I've ever read. It's not complicated, it's not wordy or packed with points (it doesn't have to be, a complicated book can be monotone and not thought-provoking) but it is the kind of book that makes you want to read ten others.

Highly recommended. Good for the mind.

nurultasneem's review against another edition

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informative inspiring medium-paced

5.0

chichay_joaq's review against another edition

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informative inspiring reflective medium-paced

4.0

septemberheartflakes's review against another edition

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5.0

They say "the more you read and learn, the more you feel like you don't know anything". If you ever want to remember how that feels like, read Ustaz Hasrizal's writing. He will make you realize again and again that your knowledge is just an inkling of what there is out there. And he will urge you, seek knowledge.


This book is written as a discussion of Syeikh Yusuf al-Qardawi's Thaqafah Ad-Da'iyah as a guide or prompt for everyone, because technically everyone is a pendakwah. In here, Ustaz Hasrizal describes and expands the six branches of knowledge there is and why each is important.

His organization is one of the best I've ever found in the book. Each chapter has a point and if he wants to bring in another point that demands it being as important as the former although slightly similar, he isn't afraid to get a new page and heading for it. It's hard to not get lost in the pages, in a good way.

Brb I'm going to make a few notes and lists of things I will read more on from the topics mentioned in this book. Because this is the single most thought-demanding book I've ever read. It's not complicated, it's not wordy or packed with points (it doesn't have to be, a complicated book can be monotone and not thought-provoking) but it is the kind of book that makes you want to read ten others.

Highly recommended. Good for the mind.

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