Sure! Here’s the translated text while preserving the HTML tags: "Dream - The wealth we possess is a trust from Allah SWT that must be used as best as possible. Do not let that wealth be used in ways forbidden by Sharia. In this regard, Islam warns Muslim women to be careful in spending their wealth. Remember that in the hereafter, the items we purchase will also go through the process of accounting. It cannot be denied that as a woman, one generally enjoys the activity of shopping."

"Well, the items that we are going to purchase are what we need to think about carefully. Are they beneficial or not, and what do we want to use them for? Here is the explanation as summarized by Dream through various sources."

Rasulullah saw said: \

"In this case, it is no exception that the wealth used will also be accounted for later in the afterlife. Therefore, the wealth used must be clear for what purpose and consider the benefits in the future."

The verses of the Qur'an also emphasize that men and women are equal in the sight of Allah in terms of faith, good deeds, and the rewards of paradise. According to Qasim Amin in his book, Economic Productivity of Women in Islamic and Gender Studies, women in Islam hold a high position in terms of economic productivity. Amin explains that Islam encourages women to be active in managing the economy, including in various sectors such as education, health, and household management.

The economic productivity of women is recognized and valued in Islam, so women have an important role in the advancement of society and economic development. Thus, the noble position of women in Islam is not only emphasized through the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad and verses of the Qur'an, but also in the concept of women's economic productivity as explained by Qasim Amin.

"Managing finances wisely is an integral part of a Muslim woman's life and is a way to demonstrate obedience to Islamic teachings. The importance of managing finances wisely is to ensure that we are not wasteful and do not exceed limits in our spending. One practical suggestion for Muslim women in organizing their expenses is to create a clear monthly budget and to be disciplined in following it."

"Additionally, it is important to always set aside a portion of wealth for charity and good deeds. A relevant case is when a Muslim woman is tempted to buy luxury items that are actually not needed, or when she does not pay attention to the family's finances in her shopping decisions. By following wise ways in spending wealth, a Muslim woman can ensure that she not only adheres to Islamic teachings in managing finances but also can attain blessings in the wealth she possesses."