Dream - Prayer for someone who has been kind to us is a form of gratitude and repaying the kindness that has been received. Of course, prayers should not be taken lightly. Because this is conveyed directly to Allah SWT, the Almighty. So, Allah SWT will certainly give a fair reward for the deeds that humans have done. In Islam, it has been taught to do good to one another.

In the verse, Allah says: "If you do good, then indeed you do good for yourself; and if you do evil, it is for yourself as well. Then, return to your Lord, and He will inform you of what you have done." This verse emphasizes that doing good to others is a practice that brings goodness to oneself.

The benefits of doing good according to the teachings of the Al-Qur'an include receiving rewards from Allah, finding blessings in life, and gaining love and compassion from fellow human beings. On the other hand, the consequences of doing good are receiving good rewards in both the world and the afterlife, as well as maintaining harmonious relationships among humans. In addition to the verses of the Al-Qur'an, hadith also explain the importance of doing good in everyday life.

The relevant hadith is a hadith narrated by Abu Hurairah, in which the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said: "Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him speak good or remain silent." This hadith emphasizes the importance of doing good in everyday interactions. The Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, affirms that doing good to others is one way to draw closer to Allah.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Al-Qur'an records in Surah Al-Baqarah verse 83 that Allah commands to do good to parents, relatives, orphans, the poor, neighbors, colleagues, and refugees in need of assistance. In addition, the hadith of Prophet Muhammad also emphasizes the importance of doing good to others. This includes feeding the hungry, visiting the sick, and providing help to those affected by calamities."

In addition, Islam also teaches to treat animals with kindness. The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said that taking good care of animals will bring rewards from Allah. This includes feeding, giving water, and caring for animals with love. Not only that, Islam also commands to preserve and care for plants and the environment. The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) forbade burning plants indiscriminately and taught to preserve the sustainability of nature.

"Thus, a Muslim is encouraged to do good to anyone, whether fellow humans, animals, or plants, in accordance with the teachings of the Al-Qur'an and hadith."

First, by giving an equal or better response. Second, by praying for the goodness of the person who has been kind to us. And third, by striving to do good to others. It is important to repay kindness because it shows our gratitude towards others, as well as maintaining harmonious relationships and strengthening each other among human beings. To further appreciate the kindness of others in accordance with religious teachings.

We can do this by showing gratitude directly to the person who has done good, both through words and actions. In addition, we can also spread the kindness that has been received to others. And finally, we can remember the goodness of that person in our prayers, may Allah SWT give blessings and multiplied goodness to them.

By reciprocating kindness and appreciating the kindness of others in accordance with religious teachings, we can create an environment filled with love, mutual respect, and blessings. Through these actions, we can also serve as an example to others and strengthen the bonds of brotherhood within our religion.

"Prophet Muhammad emphasized the importance of repaying kindness with prayers, as it is a form of respect and appreciation towards the goodness of others. Prayers such as 'Jazakallahu khairan' (may Allah repay your kindness) are examples of gratitude prayers that are taught in Islamic teachings. In a hadith narrated by Abu Dawud, Prophet Muhammad SAW said:

"A person is not considered to have complete faith until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself." This emphasizes the importance of responding to the kindness of others in a good and merciful manner, as taught by Prophet Muhammad PBUH. The prayer for those who have been kind to us is as follows: اللهم جازه عنا خير الجزاء واجعل ما قدمه في ميزان حسناته واغفر له ولوالديه وللمسلمين أجمعين."

"Allahumma jazih 'annaa khaira al-jazaa'i waj'al maa qaddamahu fee mizaan hasanaatihi wa'ghfir lahu wa liwaalidayhi wa lil-muslimiin ajma'iin. Meaning: 'O Allah, give him the best reward and place what he has done in the scale of his good deeds. Forgive him, his parents, and all Muslims.' Thus, reciting prayers for someone who has been kind to us is a recommended form of worship in Islam."