"Dream - In one week, Friday becomes a very special day for Muslims. It is on this day that male Muslims are required to perform the Friday prayer. The virtue of the Friday prayer should not be underestimated. Allah SWT has prepared a reward equivalent to 4 times the reward of performing Hajj in one month for those who fulfill the Friday prayer. The Friday prayer is only performed in two units and can be done at the nearest mosque. Meanwhile, the Hajj pilgrimage must be prepared thoroughly, often requiring years of waiting to be able to depart to the Holy Land."

As narrated by Sheikh Muhammad bin Abu Bakar Ushfury, there was someone who conversed with the grave expert. Al Imam az-Zandusiti said: "I have heard that Imam Abu Muhammad bin Abdillah bin Fadhl conveyed a story while he was teaching. He told the story in Persian. The story goes that it was narrated from Al-Auza'i that he said, one day Maisaroh bin Khunais passed by the graves."

Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "Ia berkata:"May safety be bestowed upon you all, O People of the Grave! You have preceded us, and we will follow you. May Allah have mercy, forgive, and bless us and all of you when we meet Him, at the time we have experienced what we have experienced." Then, Allah SWT returned the soul to the body of one of the inhabitants of the grave. Then the inhabitant of the grave replied to Maisaroh's greeting:"You are very fortunate, O inhabitants of the world! You can perform Hajj every month, up to 4 times.""

Maisaroh then asked: "Where do we perform Hajj four times every month? May Allah have mercy on you." The inhabitant of the grave replied: "Go for Friday prayers. Don't you know that Friday prayers are like a Hajj that is accepted and rewarded?" "Tell us the deeds that we can always do!" said Maisaroh. "Seek forgiveness! O inhabitants of the world! Seeking forgiveness is the most beneficial thing in the Hereafter." replied the inhabitant of the grave.

"What makes you not respond to our greeting earlier?"Greetings are a form of kindness. While kindness has been lifted from us. Therefore, our kindness will not increase and our wrongdoings will not decrease either."In a hadith, the virtue of Friday prayers related to the pilgrimage is also explained."Friday is the pilgrimage of the poor." (HR. Al-Qadlai'i and Ibn Asakir from Ibn Abbas)Although the above hadith has a weak chain of narration, it can still be practiced because it relates to the virtues of deeds and not for establishing legal rulings."

"Friday prayers can serve as a means of erasing small sins that occur between two Fridays, as long as one does not commit major sins. The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: "The five daily prayers, from Friday to Friday, and from Ramadan to Ramadan are expiations for the sins that occur between those times, as long as major sins are avoided." (HR. Muslim)"

"Friday prayers have a very great reward, even greater than other prayer rituals. In a hadith, it is mentioned that going to the mosque for Friday prayers since the morning has a great reward: "Whoever bathes on Friday like a janabah bath and then departs (to the mosque), it is as if he has sacrificed a camel. Whoever departs at the second time, it is as if he has sacrificed a cow."

"Whoever departs at the third time, it is as if he has sacrificed a horned goat. Whoever departs at the fourth time, it is as if he has sacrificed a chicken. And whoever departs at the fifth time, it is as if he has sacrificed an egg. When the imam has come out (to give the sermon), the angels are present to listen to the sermon." (HR. Bukhari and Muslim)

"People who regularly perform Friday prayers will receive light on the Day of Judgment. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever takes a bath on Friday and purifies himself as much as he can, then applies oil or perfume from his home, then goes (to the mosque) and does not separate two people who are sitting (does not step over them), then prays according to what is prescribed for him, and remains silent when the imam arrives, then his sins between the two Fridays will be forgiven." (HR. Bukhari)"