Dream - Committing sins is strongly prohibited in Islam. Allah SWT through His words and also the Prophet Muhammad saw has taught to stay away from sins and the consequences that will be received when committing sins, both in this world and the hereafter. Therefore, Dream's friends must be careful. Allah SWT firmly commands His people to avoid committing sins and to follow what has been taught in the sharia. However, Dream's friends also need to know that there are perpetrators of sins who may not necessarily enter hell.

"O you who have believed, do not be like those who harmed Musa, so Allah cleared him of what they said. And he, in the sight of Allah, is honored. Meaning: 'O believers! Do not be like those who hurt Musa, so Allah cleared him of the accusations they made. And he is a person of honorable position in the sight of Allah.'"

O you who have believed, fear Allah and speak words of appropriate justice.

Yuslih lakum a'malakum wa yagfir lakum zunubakum, wa may yuti'illaha wa rasulahu fa qad faza fauzan 'azima. Artinya: "Surely Allah will improve your deeds and forgive your sins. And whoever obeys Allah and His Messenger has indeed achieved a great victory."

Zina: Intimate relationship outside of marriage between a man and a woman. Drinking alcoholic beverages: Because hard drinks are considered intoxicating and detrimental to the mind and health. Gambling: Gambling is considered an act that harms individuals and society as a whole. Theft: Taking someone else's property or belongings without permission, which is a violation of rights and justice. Consuming riba: The practice of gaining profit from a money loan by charging interest or additional profits that are deemed unfair in Islam.

There are also many other actions that are considered sinful in Islam, such as physically or emotionally hurting others without justified reasons, lying, cursing, and so on. It is important to remember that Islam encourages its followers to avoid sinful actions and to follow religious teachings well in their daily lives.

In a book titled 'Fatawa Qardhawi' by Sheikh Yusuf al-Qardhawi, it is explained that whoever dies in a state of monotheism, meaning before exhaling their last breath, they declare and utter the two testimonies of faith, then they deserve to be in the presence of Allah and enter His paradise. This also applies to those who commit sins during their lifetime. However, whether that person enters paradise last or not with those who enter first is also applicable.

This is because he received punishment first in hell for his sinful actions during his lifetime, for the sins he had committed, not repenting and not being forgiven. That person will not remain in hell forever. Because there is still faith in his heart. The Prophet Muhammad said, "Those who say 'Laa ilaaha illallaah', even if they have only a grain of faith in their hearts, will be saved from hell." In addition, in another hadith, the Prophet Muhammad also explained, "Whoever says 'Laa ilaaha illallaah' sincerely will enter paradise."

"An angel Gabriel came to me and gave me glad tidings that whoever dies among your people without associating anything with Allah, will definitely enter paradise, even if they commit adultery and theft."