"Dream - In Islamic teachings, every job or livelihood carried out with sincere intention holds a noble status in the eyes of Allah SWT. Islam emphasizes the importance of a sincere intention in every action, including in earning a living. This affirms that work done with sincerity and good intentions will receive appropriate rewards from Allah SWT. Islam also teaches that seeking a livelihood is a form of worship that is equally important as other forms of worship, as long as it is done in a lawful manner and does not harm others."

"With sincere intentions, every effort and hard work will bring blessings, both for oneself and for others. However, there are some jobs that are considered low by some people. Nevertheless, in Islam, those jobs are regarded as noble. Here is the explanation as summarized by Dream from various sources."

"Where there are those who view a certain job as low. However, when viewed from the perspective of Islam, that job is actually very high. For example, as mentioned in the book 'Halal and Haram in Islam' by Sheikh Yusuf al-Qardhawi: "Islam considers several jobs to be high that are sometimes regarded as very low by humans, such as herding goats, which is often overlooked by people." Well, the job of herding goats is often considered low."

"Indeed, in Islam, this job is very good. In fact, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) himself worked as a shepherd during his lifetime. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Allah did not send any Prophet except that he was a shepherd. When the companions heard this statement, they then asked: And you, O Messenger of Allah? The Prophet replied: Yes! I also shepherded sheep for a few dirhams, belonging to the people of Makkah." (HR. Bukhari)"

"He worked as a laborer for eight years as a condition with one of his daughters. The parents saw Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) as a good worker and a commendable laborer. Then, one of the daughters of those parents said: "O father! Take him as a laborer, for the best person you can hire as a laborer must be someone who is strong and trustworthy." (QS. Al-Qashash: 26)"

Sure! Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "1. Done with Sincere Intent
Praiseworthy work is done with sincere intent, solely for the sake of Allah SWT. This pure intention makes every effort an act of worship that holds value in the eyes of Allah.
2. Halal
Praiseworthy work must be conducted within the framework of what is halal. Islam prohibits work that involves harmful activities, deception, or violations of Sharia law, such as usury, gambling, or the sale of forbidden goods."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "3. Beneficial for Others
Pious work not only benefits oneself but also others and society. Islam encourages its followers to seek a livelihood that brings goodness and blessings to others.
4. Done with Honesty and Trustworthiness
Honesty and trustworthiness are important pillars in good work. A Muslim must be honest in every transaction, fulfill promises, and not deceive or harm others."

"Islam prohibits arbitrary practices, including in the workplace. A good job must be done by treating others fairly and not exploiting power or position to oppress."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "8. Providing Justice in Wages
Islam emphasizes the importance of providing fair and decent wages to workers. The wages given must be commensurate with the effort and hard work that has been done.
9. Avoiding Riba
Good work must be free from elements of riba. Riba is the additional amount taken in borrowing transactions, which is prohibited in Islam.
10. Appreciating the Environment
Good work also includes responsibility towards the environment. Islam teaches its followers to preserve and protect nature as a trust from Allah SWT."