Dream - Prayers before studying robbi zidni is one of the prayers that is often read by Muslims who will seek knowledge. This prayer is very short and easy to memorize, but it has a very deep meaning. The purpose of reciting this prayer is to obtain beneficial and blessed knowledge. In addition to reciting the prayer before studying robbi zidni, it should also be accompanied by good intentions and enthusiasm for learning. With that, the knowledge learned can be understood and absorbed in the mind.

There are several virtues that can be obtained when we pray before studying. First, by asking Allah to increase beneficial knowledge, every person who studies will be given knowledge that is truly beneficial for themselves and others. Beneficial knowledge will be useful in obtaining goodness in this world and in the hereafter.

Secondly, by seeking blessings in sustenance, a person who studies will obtain blessed sustenance. Blessed sustenance is not only in terms of material wealth, but also includes happiness, health, and ease of life. Thirdly, by seeking abundant knowledge in the heart, a person will be able to understand and internalize knowledge more deeply. The abundance of knowledge in the heart will facilitate a person in learning and practicing that knowledge.

By practicing the prayer of learning, we cultivate gratitude and acknowledge that all knowledge comes from Allah. We also realize that learning is not just about memorizing or acquiring knowledge, but it is also a form of worship that can bring us closer to Allah. With blessings and ease in understanding knowledge, we will become better people, beneficial to ourselves, others, and humanity.

"Adab and ethics guide someone to become a good individual, humble, and full of respect in the learning process. There are several manners and ethics that must be considered in seeking knowledge to be blessed and beneficial."

Before starting the learning process, a Muslim is expected to strengthen their intention. Sincere intention in learning is the intention to draw closer to Allah, to gain beneficial knowledge, and to use it for the good of oneself and others.

"In Islam, knowledge is considered as an honor. Therefore, a Muslim is expected to respect knowledge and the people who convey it, such as teachers, scholars, and intellectuals."

When studying, a Muslim is encouraged to show high concentration and perseverance. This allows individuals to understand the material being studied well and appreciate the efforts that have been made.

The quality of humility is very important in the learning process. A Muslim must realize that there are no limits in seeking knowledge and always be open to improving understanding.

When interacting with teachers, fellow students, or anyone involved in the learning process, a Muslim is expected to communicate with politeness, respect the opinions of others, and share knowledge with humility.

In learning, a Muslim is prohibited from engaging in plagiarism or conveying false information. Academic integrity is highly valued in Islam.

Time is considered as a gift from Allah that must be utilized wisely. Therefore, a Muslim is expected to appreciate the time spent for learning and to make use of every moment wisely.

The knowledge learned is expected not only to be mastered theoretically, but also to be applied in everyday life. Islam teaches that knowledge that is not practiced is in vain.

I am pleased with Allah as my Lord, and with Islam as my religion, and with Muhammad as my Prophet and Messenger. O Allah, increase me in beneficial knowledge and provide me with understanding.

"Ya Allah! I ask You for beneficial knowledge, good sustenance, and accepted deeds."

"Allahummanfa'nii bimaa 'allamtanii wa 'allimnii maa yanfa'una wa zidnii 'ilman, alhamdulillahilladzi 'alaa kulli haalin wa a'uzu billahi min haali ahlin Naar." Translation: "O Allah, make the knowledge that You have taught me beneficial for me. Teach me knowledge that is beneficial for me and increase me in knowledge. Praise be to Allah in every situation, and I seek refuge in Allah from the state of the people of the Fire."

"All praise be to Allah for everything, I seek refuge in Allah from the condition and everything done by the inhabitants of hell." (HR at-Tirmidzi, Ibnu Majah and al-Bazzar)