Sure! Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "Dream - Do you still have any missed Ramadan fasts from last year, Dream friends? Well, you can pay off those missed fasts in this month of Rajab while also observing the Sunnah fast of Rajab. In Islam, this is permissible to do. Moreover, this month of Rajab is highly honored by Allah SWT. So, don't miss out on this worship with its great rewards. However, Dream friends, don't forget to recite your intention first before fasting."

"Rajab fasting is a recommended Sunnah fast, while the qadha fasting of Ramadan is a mandatory fast that must be replaced because it has been postponed. When someone intends to fast in Rajab, they can also intend to make up for the Ramadan fast that has not been fulfilled. In this case, the intention for Rajab fasting can include the intention to make up for the Ramadan fast, so that all these fasts can be combined in one intention."

"However, it is important to note that the intention must be clear and not mixed. One needs to ensure that the intention for the Rajab fast and the qadha fast for Ramadan is stated separately, but it can be done simultaneously. Thus, combining the intention of the Rajab fast with the qadha fast for Ramadan is in accordance with the teachings in Islam and does not violate Sharia law."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "Nawaitu sauma syahri Rajaba sanatan wahidatan muqoddiman li Ramadana mufawwatan lillahi ta'ala. Artinya: “I intend to fast in the month of Rajab one year before Ramadan that has not yet been replaced, because of Allah Ta'ala.” The law of fasting in Rajab is recommended, while the qadha of Ramadan is obligatory."

To qualify, a person must be of age, have a sound mind, and be capable of fasting. The appropriate time to set the intention for fasting is before dawn on the day the fast begins. If someone has a missed Ramadan fast that has not been made up, they can intend to fast in Rajab while simultaneously making up for the missed Ramadan fast as stated above. Additionally, they must also intend to replace the missed fast that has not been performed.

"Make sure to pronounce the correct intention to combine the fast. In terms of reward, combining the intention of the Rajab fast with the qadha of Ramadan can provide double rewards as a form of effort to fulfill delayed obligations. By combining the Rajab fast with the qadha fast of Ramadan, one can also feel closer to Allah by performing worship with sincere intentions."