Dream - Prostration is one of the movements in prayer that signifies the humility of a servant before Allah SWT. Sjud can be interpreted as a form of human obedience to their creator. When performing prostration, the position of the face, both feet, both knees, and both hands are placed on the ground and facing the qibla direction. In this prostration position, a Muslim is encouraged to increase their prayers to Allah SWT. The moment of prostration is often considered as a time when Allah SWT is very close to His servant. As the saying of the Prophet Muhammad saw: "

"Furthermore, he also taught the reading of the Prophet's prayers when prostrating, which are often recited. Therefore, this prayer can also be recited by Muslims. The following is the Prophet's prayer when prostrating as summarized by Dream through various sources."

Allâhummaghfirlî dzanbî kullah, diqqahû wa jillah, wa awwalahû wa âkhirah, wa ‘alâniyatahû wa sirrah. Meaning: "O my Lord, forgive me for all sins, whether small or big, past or present, and sins that are apparent or concealed."

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ُبحَانَكَ ‌اللهُمَّ ‌رَبَّنَا ‌وَبِحَمدِكَ، ‌اللهُمَّ ‌اغفِر ‌لِيSubhānakallahumma rabbanā wa bihamdika Allahummaghfirlī. It means: "Maha Suci Engkau ya Allah, Tuhan kami. Segala puji bagi-Mu wahai Tuhanku. Ampunilah dosaku."

The first virtue of prostration in prayer is part of worship. This is explained in the saying of the Prophet Muhammad, which shows the high value of prostration in the worship of prayer: "It is not appropriate for a person to prostrate to another person. If it were appropriate for a person to prostrate to another person, then I would have commanded women to prostrate to their husbands, because of the great right they have over their wives." (HR. Tirmidhi, Ahmad, and others)

"In this position of prostration, it is a very close position between a servant and his Lord. That is why, in that moment, Muslims are encouraged to increase their prayers. The Prophet Muhammad said: 'The closest a servant can be to his Lord is when he is in prostration.' (Narrated by Muslim, Abu Dawud, Nasa'i, and Ahmad)"

Every human being is certainly not free from sin. Whether it is a small sin or a big sin. One way to eliminate these sins is by prostrating when performing prayer. The Prophet Muhammad said: "Indeed, when a servant stands to pray, all of his sins are brought forth and placed on his head and shoulders, so when he bows and prostrates, those sins are shed." [HR. Ibn Hibban no.1734, Thabrani in Al-Ausath 7314, Al-Mawarzi in Ash Shalat 294, Al-Baghawi 656. Sheikh Al-Albani rahimahullah in Ash-Shahihah 1398, said, and this is a authentic chain, all of its narrators are trustworthy]

The next special virtue of prostration in prayer is being able to elevate one's status. As the Prophet Muhammad said in a hadith: "No servant prostrates to Allah once, except that Allah will raise him several degrees and erase some of his sins."

Prostration is a means of worship to be able to gather with the Prophet Muhammad in heaven. As narrated by Rabi'ah bin Ka'ab Al-Aslami, he said: "I spent the night with the Prophet Muhammad, and I brought him water for ablution and water for his needs. Then he said to me, 'Ask me for something!' So I said, "I ask you for...

"I ask you to accompany me in Heaven." He said, "Is there anything else?" I replied, "That's what he said." So, he replied, "Help me fulfill your desires by performing many prostrations." [HR. Muslim, Abu Dawud, Nasa'i in As-Shughra no.1138, HR Ahmad, and others)"