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Dream - In everyday life, every action we take, no matter how small, can have a significant impact. Islam teaches that sustenance is not only in the form of material wealth but also includes health, peace of mind, good relationships with others, and more. Simple habits grounded in sincere intentions and full of faith can open the doors to abundant sustenance. Starting from performing obligatory acts of worship such as prayer, dhikr, to increasing charity, all can be a way to receive the blessings of sustenance.

"Performing the five daily prayers on time is one of the highly recommended habits. Prayer is the pillar of religion and a way to get closer to Allah. By keeping the prayers on time, we demonstrate obedience and sincerity that can open the doors of sustenance."

Remembering Allah (berdzikir) and praying sincerely is a practice that can bring sustenance. In berdzikir, we utter phrases of praise to Allah, such as "Subhanallah," "Alhamdulillah," and "Allahu Akbar." Prayer is a heartfelt request to Allah, and the prayers of a believer will never be in vain.

"Charity or giving a portion of one’s wealth to those in need is a highly recommended practice in Islam. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: \t\t"Charity extinguishes sin as water extinguishes fire." (HR. Tirmidhi). \t\tBy giving charity, we not only help others, but also attract blessings and sustenance from Allah."

"Maintaining good relationships with family, friends, and neighbors (silaturahmi) is a habit that can open the doors to fortune. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Whoever wants his sustenance to be expanded and his life to be prolonged, let him maintain silaturahmi." (HR. Bukhari and Muslim)"

"Always being grateful for all the blessings given by Allah is a habit that brings sustenance. Allah SWT says: "Indeed, if you are grateful, We will surely increase (the blessings) for you..." (QS. Ibrahim: 7). Sincere gratitude will open unexpected doors of sustenance."

"Working hard and honestly in earning a living is a very important habit in Islam. Allah SWT loves His servants who work diligently and honestly. Efforts that are lawful and free from deception will bring blessed sustenance."

"Seeking forgiveness from Allah by saying 'Astaghfirullah' is a habit that can bring sustenance. Allah SWT says: 'Then I said to them: 'Ask forgiveness from your Lord, indeed He is the Most Forgiving; He will send down upon you rain in torrents and give you an abundance of wealth and children, and make for you gardens and make for you rivers.' (QS. Nuh: 10-12)"