Dream - Trading is one of the recommended occupations in Islam. The same profession was also once pursued by Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, since he was young. The Prophet was even known as a successful trader and highly respected by the people of Mecca due to his noble attitude while conducting business. Through him, Muslims can emulate good trading practices that are in accordance with Islamic teachings. The trade he conducted could prevent traders from engaging in activities prohibited by Allah SWT and at the same time, not causing harm to others.

Al Baqarah verse 275 and 198 explain about buying and selling in Islam, as well as the understanding of buying and selling in the Arabic language. In Islamic law, there are several etiquettes of buying and selling that must be understood. First, the etiquette that must be observed is honesty in business. Business in Islam must be conducted with full honesty and without engaging in deception or price manipulation. Second, the etiquette that needs to be observed is fairness in transactions.

A Muslim is required to be fair in setting prices and transacting with others. Third, maintaining the cleanliness and quality of the goods being traded. Fourth, an important etiquette is to maintain trustworthiness in business. A Muslim must maintain consumer trust and must not misuse trust in business. Lastly, an etiquette that must be observed is to avoid riba (interest) in business, in accordance with the rules in Al Baqarah verse 275.

Rasulullah taught principles of trade that include honesty, justice, and compassion. By implementing these principles, the profits obtained in trading will be more blessed and their blessings guaranteed. Rasulullah also taught to provide fair prices and not to deceive in business transactions. In addition, trading in the manner of Rasulullah will also gain trust and honor from consumers.

"Honor and trust will bring long-term benefits as consumers will return to purchase the offered products or services. Not only that, trading in the manner of the Prophet Muhammad will also receive blessings in sustenance and blessings in business. The Prophet Muhammad taught to be grateful for every acquired sustenance, so that it will always increase."

By applying the trade principles taught by the Prophet Muhammad, the benefits obtained are not only material gains, but also spiritual benefits and blessings in life.

First, the traded goods must be clear and halal. Second, transactions must be conducted with honesty and fairness. Third, traders must avoid usury and fraud. The Prophet also gave some trading tips, such as striving to seek halal sustenance, treating customers well, and not hoarding goods to manipulate prices.

The following is the translation of the provided 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Rasulullah showed good attitude in trading, including being diligent, honest, and not seeking profit in ways that harm others. The Prophet's trading principles also teach that traders should provide quality goods, provide the best service to customers, and treat customers with respect. As an example, Rasulullah once advised traders not to sell goods that they do not yet own or do not have clear ownership of."

By following the principles taught by the Prophet Muhammad, a trader can become a blessed trader who earns halal sustenance and benefits others.

First, in the hadith, the Prophet Muhammad prohibited deception and reminded his followers to be honest and fair in every business transaction. Second, he also prohibited usury or interest in trading, as it is considered detrimental to others and contrary to the principles of justice in Islam. Additionally, the Prophet Muhammad also forbade the practice of price manipulation or hoarding of goods to manipulate the market.

Fourth, he warned his people not to sell counterfeit goods or defective goods without informing the buyer of their shortcomings. Finally, the Prophet Muhammad also prohibited trading in a way that harms others, either by pressing down the selling price or by manipulating the quality of the merchandise. All of these practices contradict the teachings of Islam, which emphasize the principles of honesty, fairness, and shared prosperity in trading.

"Allaahumma innii as-alukats tsabaata fil amri, wal `aziimata `alar rusydi, wa as-aluka syukra ni matik, wa as-aluka husna ibaadatik, wa as-aluka qalban saliiman, wa as-aluka lisaanan shaadiqa, wa as-aluka min khairi maa ta` lam, wa astaghfiruka lima ta lamu innaka antaallaamul ghuyuub. Translation: "O Allah, I ask You for steadfastness in my affairs, and for the greatness of guidance, and I ask You for gratitude for Your blessings, and I ask You for excellence in worship, and I ask You for a sound heart, and I ask You for a truthful tongue, and I ask You for the best of what You know, and I seek Your forgiveness for what You know, for You are the Knower of the unseen."

I beg of You so that I may be able to be grateful for Your blessings. I beg of You to be diligent in worshiping You. I beg of You for a clean heart and a truthful tongue. I beg of You for the goodness that You know and I seek refuge in You from the evil that You know. I also beg of You for forgiveness from all sins that You know, for You are the All-Knowing of all that is unseen." (Narrated by Tirmidhi, Nasa'i, and Ahmad)

"Allaahumma innii as-alukaan tarzuqanii rizqan halaalan waasian thayyiban min ghairi ta'bin wa laa masyaqqatin wa laa dhairin wa laa nashabin innaka 'alaa kulli syai-in qadiir. Meaning: "O Allah, I ask You to provide me with a lawful, abundant, and good sustenance without difficulty, without burden, without harm, and without fatigue in obtaining it. Indeed, You have power over all things."

"O Allah, I pray to You for a sorrow that no one but You can relieve, for a mercy that can only be attained through You, for a need that only You can fulfill."

"Unfathomable suffering except by You, hope that will be fulfilled except with You, desires that cannot be fulfilled except by You."