Dream - As a noble and virtuous day, there are many deeds that can be done on Friday. The day called 'Sayyidul Ayyam' or 'The King of Days' is very important for Muslims. In the teachings of Islam, many important events occur on Friday. For example, Allah SWT revealed that the Day of Judgment will occur on Friday. Prophet Adam AS was also created by Allah SWT on Friday. In fact, the first human on Earth was admitted and expelled from paradise on Friday.

According to Ibn Qayyim Al-Jauziah, this is the time of mustajab (answered prayer) based on the opinions of the scholars: "Among the many opinions, there are two that are the strongest, as indicated in many authentic hadiths. The first is during the sitting of the preacher until the end of the Friday prayer. The second is after Asr prayer, and this is the strongest opinion among the two opinions." (Zadul Ma'ad Volume I/389-390)

Salman Al Farisi said, the Prophet Muhammad PBUH said, "Whoever takes a bath on Friday, purifies himself as much as possible, tidies his hair, applies perfume, then goes to the mosque and enters the mosque without stepping over two people to pass through them, then prays according to the guidance and remains silent when the imam delivers the sermon, then his sins will be forgiven between two Fridays," (Narrated by Bukhari).

Aus bin Aus said, Rasulullah SAW said, "Whoever takes a bath on Friday, then quickly departs to the mosque, and occupies the front row, then remains silent, every step they take will receive the reward of fasting and praying for one year, and it is an easy matter for Allah," (HR. Ahmad and Ashabus Sunan, declared authentic by Ibnu Huzaimah).

"If someone dies on a Friday night or day, then they are considered to have died with a good ending. Allah SWT will also protect the person who dies on a Friday from the trial (punishment) of the grave. It is narrated by Ibn Amru that the Prophet Muhammad PBUH said, 'Every Muslim who dies on a Friday during the day or night, Allah will surely save them from the trial of the grave.' (Narrated by Ahmad and Tirmizi, considered authentic by Al-Bani)"

Ya Rabbi fi yaumil jumat wa 'adta ibadaka bi qabuli da'wahum, sa ad'u liqalbin qaribin min qalbi, Allahummarzuqhu ma yuridu warzuq qalbahu ma yuridu, waj'alhu laka kama turidu, Allahumma qaddirlalhu dzalik, qabla an tu'dzina syamsul jumat bil maghrib. O Lord, on this Friday, You have promised Your servants to accept their supplications. I pray for a heart close to mine, O Allah, provide him with what he desires and provide his heart with what it desires. Make him for You as You wish. O Allah, decree that for him before the sunset of Friday.

Translation: "Meaning: "O Allah, on this Friday, you promised your servants to accept their prayers. I will pray from the deepest of my heart. O Allah, grant me what I desire, and bless my heart with what I desire. And make me yours as you wish, before the sun sets on Friday."

The following is a reading of the Friday prayer blessings taught by the Prophet Muhammad to his followers to be practiced. أَسْتَغْفِرُ اللهَ الَّذِي لَا إِلَهَ إِلَّا هُوَ الحَيُّ القَيُّومُ وَأَتُوبُ إِلَيْهِ Astaghfirullahalladzi laa ilaaha illaa huwal hayyul qayyumu, wa atubu ilaihi. Meaning: "I seek forgiveness from Allah, the only God who is eternal and continuously takes care of (His creatures), and I repent to Him."