However, did Dream's friend know that the beauty of this world can also be a test of life for humans? The existence of thrones, positions, women, wealth, descendants, and so on. All of that seems tempting to be achieved by humans and then enjoyed. So tempting, to the point that sometimes a person is unable to resist their desires. And then, in the end, something bad comes to them. The Prophet Muhammad said, "The world is like paradise for unbelievers, and a prison for believers." (Narrated by Muslim) Here is an explanation of why the beauty of the world can become a test of life for humans as summarized by Dream through various sources.

Allah SWT has also explained in His words through the verse of Ali Imran 14: "Made beautiful in the sight of men is the love of things they covet: women, children, much of gold and silver (wealth), branded beautiful horses, cattle and well-tilled land. This is the pleasure of the present life: but Allah has the excellent return (Paradise)." (QS. Ali Imran: 14) According to Ustadz Abu Ya'la Kurnaedi, Lc, Allah SWT makes something beautiful in the world, which at the same time serves as a test to determine who are the true believers and who are only superficial.

The translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "Lust is considered a bad thing. Especially when a man marries a woman just because of his lust. Meanwhile, in a marriage, there are many more important things, not just lust. Lust or desire should be subdued so that one can be obedient to every commandment that Allah SWT has established. The danger is that this desire can also lead humans astray. As Allah SWT explained, 'And indeed, most of the people are truly inclined to mislead others with their desires without knowledge. Indeed, your Lord is the one who knows best those who transgress.'"

Ustadz Abu Ya'la said that if the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) married women out of desire, then he would have married beautiful young girls. In that matter, nothing would have prevented him from doing so. However, the Prophet Muhammad did not do such a thing. The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said, "The things that I love in this world are women and perfume." (Narrated by Ahmad and others) The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) married for a great benefit. He often socialized with many people and tribes of the Arabs. Additionally, he could spread knowledge through women, especially about marriage and family.