Dream - Hajj and umrah are worship that require thorough preparation in all aspects. Not only funds, this worship also requires physical and mental readiness. A Muslim who wants to go on hajj must register far in advance with a relatively long waiting period. Although it is categorized as obligatory, this fifth pillar of Islam is mainly intended for Muslims who are capable. Meanwhile, umrah is only recommended. However, Dream friends don't need to worry. Because there are several deeds that have the same rewards as hajj and umrah. In fact, these deeds can be done in everyday life.

The practice that rewards are equivalent to the hajj and umrah worship is by reciting the tasbih, tahmid, and takbir after completing the obligatory prayers. Abu Hurairah ra said: "The poor companions once came to the Prophet saw and said: The rich can attain high ranks and eternal bliss.

"They perform prayers like us, fast like us, but they have the advantage of wealth to go on pilgrimage, umrah, jihad, and charity. Through the above hadith, the Prophet Muhammad showed an effort to comfort the hearts of the companions who were unable to perform the pilgrimage. Then, he gave an equivalent practice to the practice of pilgrimage, umrah, and jihad."

Other practices that are equivalent to the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimage are going to the mosque for the purpose of seeking knowledge. As the Prophet Muhammad said: "Whoever goes to the mosque with the intention of learning or teaching, he will receive the reward of a complete Hajj." (HR. Thabrani no. 7473, see shahih targhi wa tarhib no. 86)

Running the obligatory five-time prayers in the mosque and in a state of purity is also an act that is equivalent to the Hajj and Umrah. As the Prophet Muhammad said: "Whoever leaves his house in a state of purity to perform the obligatory prayers, he will receive a reward like the reward of someone who has performed Hajj." (HR. Abu Dawud no. 558, see Sahih Targhib and Tarhib no. 320)

Sholat dhuha is one of the recommended voluntary prayers in Islam. This prayer is performed in the morning with a minimum of two raka'at (units of prayer). Its uniqueness lies in the fact that when performing the dhuha prayer in a mosque, the reward is equivalent to performing the pilgrimage (hajj) and lesser pilgrimage (umrah). The Prophet Muhammad said, 'Whoever leaves their house solely to perform the dhuha prayer, their reward is like that of a person who has performed umrah.' (HR. Abu Dawud no. 558, see Shahih Targhib and Tarhib no. 320)

Then, Ibn Hajar Al-Haitamy explained about the dhuha prayer: "It is recommended to perform the dhuha prayer in the mosque because there is a hadith that indicates this, so it becomes an exception (from other voluntary prayers)." (Asyraful Wasail ila fahmissyamail: 1/408)