Dream - Caring for orphans has an extraordinary virtue. They are special children who are highly protected by Allah SWT because their parents have passed away. Not only is it encouraged in Islam, caring for orphans can bring blessings and lighten their burden in life, as well as give them hope and happiness. The Prophet Muhammad once said, "Me and the person who takes care of an orphan will be in Paradise like this." He gestured with his index finger and middle finger and spread them apart. (HR. Bukhari)

When you stroke his head, recite the following prayer for an orphan child: جَبْرَ اللَّهُ يُتِمَّكَ وَجَعَلَكَ خَلْفًا مِنْ أَبِيكَ. (al-Munawi, Faidh al-Qadir, [Egypt, al-Maktabah at-Tijariyyah al-Kubra: 1356 H], vol. 1, p. 108) It means: "May Allah alleviate your sorrow and make you a good replacement for your father." Additionally, Dream's friends can also host orphaned children as one way to support them. Hosting them can bring blessings from Allah SWT.

The following is a prayer for orphans when hosting them: "Ya Allah, grant me the sustenance of love for orphans and the provision of food and the spreading of peace and companionship with noble people, with Your nobility. O refuge for those who hope." Actually, this prayer is recommended to be recited during the month of Ramadan. However, because the prayer is related to orphans, it can also be practiced when providing for orphans.

"Rasulullah saw taught that those who provide for orphaned children will be with him in heaven, like these two fingers (indicating a great closeness). This signifies that Allah SWT bestows great rewards upon those who do good to orphaned children."

Caring for orphans also helps a person improve their morals. This is because acts of love and concern for orphans teach the values of empathy, compassion, and mercy.

Caring for orphans is also considered a way to cleanse one's sins. By doing good to those in need, one can obtain forgiveness for their sins.