"Dream - In the journey of life, humans do not always walk on a straight and open path. There are times when one is faced with various tests and difficulties that seem never-ending. It is at such moments that the steadfastness of the heart and the strength of faith are truly tested. In Islam, in addition to being required to keep striving and not giving up in the face of challenges, we are also taught to accompany every step with prayer. Prayer becomes a means of connection between the servant and their Creator, a place where all grievances can be expressed, and hopes can be raised."

"Among the prayers that are immortalized in the Al-Qur'an, one of them is the prayer of Prophet Yunus, which he recited in the belly of the whale when he was in a very difficult and desperate situation. This prayer not only reflects humility and remorse but also symbolizes the strength of reliance and hope that never fades, even in the most critical conditions. Here is the recitation of Prophet Yunus's prayer that you can practice when life is challenging, as summarized by Dream through various sources."

"However, the most appropriate time to read it, as explained in a book titled Seluk-Beluk Makrifat by K.H. Nasaruddin Umar, is before the Fajr prayer. The prayer is recited 100 times. In addition, it can also be recited after the Isha prayer with the same amount. Furthermore, there is another opinion that suggests reading the prayer of Prophet Yunus at times of acceptance. For example, during the last third of the night."

"Patience is the key in facing tests. Islam teaches us to remain patient and not lose hope even when the situation seems difficult. Tawakkul, which means fully surrendering to Allah after making an effort, is also very important. This means we believe that Allah knows what is best and will provide solutions according to His will."

"Besides努力, praying is a very important form of spiritual effort. Prayer is a way to express hopes, requests, and complaints to Allah. In prayer, a Muslim seeks help and guidance to overcome the difficulties faced."

"Islam does not only teach to pray but also to strive to the fullest in overcoming problems. The efforts made must be accompanied by prayer and trust in God, not just relying on one or the other."

"In facing difficulties, it is important to seek solutions in a wise manner. This may involve consulting with individuals who are more experienced or experts in their field."

"Every trial and difficulty brings valuable lessons. A Muslim is encouraged to reflect on the wisdom behind these tests and to be grateful for all the blessings given by Allah, whether in the form of hardship or ease."

"Support from family and friends can be very helpful in overcoming difficulties. In addition, doing good to others and not forgetting charitable deeds is also recommended as an additional effort in achieving ease."