"Islam encourages its followers not to go back to sleep after performing the Fajr prayer. Instead, it can be continued with reading the Quran, remembering Allah, or engaging in morning activities. In addition, sleeping after Fajr can also hinder the arrival of your sustenance. This has been explained in the following hadith: "After the dawn prayer (Fajr), do not sleep so that you do not neglect seeking sustenance.""

"Trading is a livelihood that many people engage in. In fact, Islam also encourages its followers to trade, as exemplified by the actions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) during his lifetime. However, Islam teaches etiquette when trading, such as being honest and friendly to buyers. Additionally, when trading, one should not make empty promises to buyers, as this can hinder the arrival of sustenance."

As explained in the following hadith: "Do not frequently swear in selling, for swearing may sell the merchandise but will diminish the profit." (HR. Muslim)

"Islam teaches that a child should always obey and respect their parents. When a child is disobedient to their parents, there are certainly sins that they will incur. In addition, being disobedient to parents can also be an obstacle to the arrival of sustenance. As explained in the following hadith: "If a servant no longer prays for (is disobedient to) their parents, then their sustenance will be cut off." (HR. Al Hakim and Ad Dailamy)"

The prayer is found in the Quran, Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 168:
"O mankind, eat from whatever is on earth that is lawful and good, and do not follow the footsteps of Satan; indeed, he is to you a manifest enemy."