Dream - In Islamic teachings, disobedience is considered one of the actions that is strongly forbidden. Disobedience, which often refers to defiance and disobedience to the commands of Allah SWT and parents, is considered a major sin that brings upon the wrath of Allah. In the Quran and hadith, the dangers and consequences of this behavior are extensively explained, both in worldly life and in the afterlife. In this world, the life of those who are disobedient is often filled with difficulties, restlessness, and loss of blessings. For example, disobedience towards parents.

Allahumma inni aʻudzubika minal faqri, wal kufri, wal fusuqi, was syiqaqi, wa nifaqi, was samʻati wa riya. "Ya Allah, I seek refuge in You from poverty, disbelief, immorality, disobedience, hypocrisy, bad hearing, and showing off." (HR. Hakim)

The loss of blessings The life of those who are disobedient is often filled with difficulties and restlessness. Blessings in terms of wealth, health, and social relationships can disappear. Damage to Family Relationships Disobedience towards parents or other family members can damage family ties, cause disputes, and sever the bond of kinship.

"Unsettled Life Disobedient individuals often feel unsettled and restless in their lives. Non-compliance and rebellion against God's commands and parents bring feelings of guilt and dissatisfaction. Lack of Social Support The act of disobedience can cause a person to be alienated by society and lose support from those around them. Decrease in Reputation Individuals known for their disobedience usually lose respect and trust from others."

Punishment in Hell The Quran and hadith mention that those who disobey will face severe punishment in hell. Disobeying parents, for example, is referred to as a major sin that will be swiftly punished in this world before the hereafter. Far from Allah's Mercy Those who disobey are far from Allah's mercy and love. They will not experience the pleasure of being close to Allah in the afterlife.

Charitable Weighing that Heavy The act of disobedience will weigh down the bad deeds of a person on the Day of Judgment, which can prevent them from entering heaven. Loss of Intercession Those who are disobedient may lose the opportunity to receive intercession (help) from Prophet Muhammad and the righteous on the Day of Judgment. Endless Regret In the hereafter, those who are disobedient will feel deep and endless regret for their actions in the world. This regret will be of no benefit because the door of repentance is already closed.