"Dream - In Islamic teachings, sinful acts are actions that violate Allah's commands and contravene His sharia. Islam teaches its followers to always guard themselves against sinful acts so that their lives remain on the path that is pleasing to Allah. It is important for every Muslim, both men and women, to understand and avoid sinful acts. Often, there are several actions that can unwittingly lead to sin, especially for women."

"Therefore, it is very important for women to always be careful in every action, word, and interaction to avoid sinful acts that could harm themselves and their surroundings. By understanding and avoiding sins, we can live a blessed life and gain the pleasure of Allah SWT. Below are some actions of women that may seem trivial, but can lead to sin as summarized by Dream through various sources."

The first action that may be considered normal by women is changing their physical appearance. Realizing that every form of physical appearance given by Allah SWT, no matter how it looks, should be appreciated. Meanwhile, changing one's physical form is something that is not liked by Allah SWT. For example, surgery, implants, liposuction, making the nose sharper, and altering other physical forms. However, it would be different if the physical change is done for the purpose of treating a disease. This is permitted in Islam for the reason of healing.

"In Islam, the husband is the head of the family. Where a wife is taught to respect and obey her husband if the husband is a figure who guides the wife towards the path of goodness. Meanwhile, if the wife neglects her husband, it could lead to sin. As the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) illustrated, when the husband gives an order for a task, such as moving a red hill to a white hill or vice versa. Then, the wife has no other choice but to follow her husband's command."

"Speaking is not prohibited in Islam, but there are manners in speaking, especially for women. Women who talk too much may potentially incur sin. As the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Indeed, the people I hate the most and who will be farthest from me on the Day of Resurrection are those who are tsartsaruun (talkative), mutasyaddiqun (boastful and talk carelessly), and mutafayhiqun…” (HR. Ahmad)"

"Islam greatly appreciates beauty. Likewise, Islam does not prohibit its followers from adorning themselves. However, the adornment in question should not be excessive. Especially for a woman. Where a married woman should adorn herself only for her husband. While adorning herself for others besides her husband can lead to sin. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Cursed are the women who connect and ask to have their hair connected, the women who pluck and ask to have their eyebrows plucked, the women who tattoo and ask to be tattooed.” (HR. Abu Dawud)"

The last action that a woman can take that may lead to sin is being close friends with men who are not mahram. This is because in Islam there is a prohibition against being close friends with men who are not mahram, even if it is just for chatting. This applies both in person and through media such as phone calls, chat, social media, and so on.