Sure! Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "Dream - Committing a sin means violating the rules that Allah SWT has established for the Muslim community. These rules have been explained in the Quran and the hadith of the Prophet. Sins are also divided into major and minor sins, each of which has its own sanctions or punishments. Nevertheless, as faithful and obedient Muslims to Allah SWT, one should always strive to avoid actions that lead to sin."

The essence of sin in Islam has several aspects that encompass the concepts of sin, forgiveness, and individual responsibility for their actions. The primary source of authority in determining sin is the Al-Qur'an, the holy book of Islam, and the sunnah, which refers to the teachings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) recorded in the hadith. Both serve as the main guides for Muslims in determining what is considered a sin.

"Sin in Islam is divided into two main categories, namely major sins (kabir) and minor sins (saghir). Major sins involve violations of the major principles of Islam, such as shirk (associating partners with Allah), riba (usury or interest), and zina (adultery). Minor sins include smaller violations that should still be avoided. In Islam, rewards are given to those who are obedient and follow the commands of Allah."

"while punishment is given to those who violate His commands. The punishment can be accepted in this world or in the hereafter, depending on Allah's policy."

"They tend to engage in activities that are contrary to religious rules and morality. There are two types of wicked people, namely those who commit sins openly and those who commit sins secretly. An example of a wicked person who commits sins openly is a street criminal who openly engages in criminal acts. Meanwhile, an example of a wicked person who commits sins secretly is an office worker who engages in corruption or is busy with illicit matters."

"First, we must perform sincere repentance, which is repentance done earnestly and sincerely, without any intention of repeating the same sin. Second, we need to increase our prayers of repentance by earnestly asking for forgiveness and the opportunity to improve ourselves. Third, we must fulfill the conditions of repentance, which are to acknowledge our mistakes, regret those actions, and resolve not to repeat those sins in the future."

"Lastly, we need to increase our remembrance (dzikir) and seeking forgiveness (istigfar) from Allah SWT, by remembering Him on every occasion and consistently asking for His forgiveness. The procedure for sincere repentance (tobat nasuha) includes acknowledging sins, sincere regret, the intention not to repeat the sins, and self-improvement. In addition, increasing dzikir and istighfar can also be done by remembering Allah SWT on every occasion, as well as consistently asking for His forgiveness."

Sure! Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "Tawbah: Performing repentance sincerely, which means regretting the sins that have been committed, being determined not to repeat those sins, and asking for forgiveness from Allah.
Shalat: Performing the five daily prayers consistently, because prayer can cleanse the small sins that have been committed.
Sadaqah: Giving charity regularly to purify oneself from small sins that are sometimes committed unknowingly."

Here is the translated text with HTML tags preserved: "Doing good to others: Performing good deeds towards fellow humans, such as helping others, sharing blessings, and avoiding hurting others. Reading the Qur'an: Studying the Qur'an regularly because the Qur'an can help cleanse the heart and mind from minor sins. To purify and erase sins that have been committed according to Islamic teachings, one can repent for those sins, ask for forgiveness from those who have been hurt, and resolve not to repeat those sins."