The majority of scholars use the qiyas (analogy) argument to allow arisan. This argument is found in the narration of H.R Muslim from Aisyah RA. "When the Prophet SAW went out, he held a lottery among his wives, and the lot fell to Aisyah and Hafsah, then both of them went with him."

Prophet Muhammad SAW once chose among his wives to accompany him on a journey by drawing lots (qur'ah). From this incident, it can be concluded that this method is permissible (halal) because there is no transfer of rights in the drawing, and there is no dispute over ownership. If drawing lots in a gathering does not involve the transfer of rights and ownership disputes, then it is considered permissible (halal).

"And when My servants ask you about Me, then (say), indeed I am near. I respond to the invocation of the supplicant when he calls upon Me. So let them respond to Me (by obeying My commands) and believe in Me that they may be (rightly) guided." (Quran, Al-Baqarah verse 186).

"With the name of Allah who rules over my self, wealth, and religion. My Lord, condition my inner self to willingly accept Your decree. Bless me in everything that has been destined for me, so that I am reluctant to hasten what You delay and reluctant to delay what You hasten."

That is a prayer to obtain a gathering that can be practiced anytime. Before starting the gathering, it is good to understand the laws of the gathering in order to avoid elements of usury. (Report: Nur Rahma/ internship)