Dream - Puasa Ayyamul Bidh is classified as a voluntary fast that is observed on the 13th, 14th, and 15th of the Hijri calendar. Although it is voluntary, those who observe it will receive extraordinary rewards. One of the virtues of observing the voluntary fast of Ayyamul Bidh is that it is recorded as if one has fasted throughout the year. Ayyamul Bidh itself means bright days, referring to the days that are illuminated by the full moon at night. In addition, the Ayyamul Bidh fast is also known as the white fast because the moon appears bright towards the middle of the month.

The first virtue of observing the fast of Ayyamul Bidh is like fasting throughout the year. This is in accordance with the explanation in the hadith narrated by Bukhari as follows: "Fasting for three days every month is like fasting for the whole year." (Narrated by Bukhari)

The special virtue of observing the fast of Ayyamul Bidh is to obtain the gate of Paradise called

It is said: "Who are the people who like to fast? So they stood up and did not enter through that door except for them, if they had entered, then the door was closed so that no one else entered through it." (HR Bukhari and Muslim)

People who observe the voluntary fast of Ayyamul Bidh will have their rewards multiplied by Allah SWT. The Prophet Muhammad said, 'Every good deed performed by a person will be multiplied by ten similar good deeds, up to seven hundred times. Except for fasting. Fasting is for Me and I will reward it myself.'

"Due to his abandonment of desires and food for My sake. For those who fast, they will receive two happiness, namely the happiness when they break their fast and the happiness when they meet their Lord. Truly, the breath of a fasting person is more fragrant in the sight of Allah than the scent of musk oil." (Narrated by Muslim)

The person who observes the voluntary fast of Ayyamul Bidh will receive a direct reward from Allah SWT. As the Prophet Muhammad said: "Allah 'Azzawajalla says - in a hadith qudsi: 'All the deeds of the son of Adam - that is, humans - are for himself, except for fasting, for verily fasting is for Me and I will reward it.'"

Fasting is a shield from wrongdoing and from hellfire. Therefore, if on a day one of you is fasting, let him not engage in obscene speech or quarrel. If someone insults him or fights with him, then let him say: "Indeed, I am fasting."

Reading the intention of fasting Ayyamul Bidh, because Allah ta'ala. Implementing sahur meals. Refraining from anything that invalidates fasting, such as eating, drinking, and restraining oneself from desires. Performing worship.