Dream - After being busy searching, the habit that must be done when experiencing the misfortune of losing an item is to recite a prayer to find the lost item. Those who do it feel that the prayer is part of their belief that the search effort is inseparable from the help of Allah SWT. A believer can recite a prayer to find the lost item by specifically mentioning the item being searched for. When reciting these prayers, Sahabat Dream must be guided by the belief that Allah SWT will help find the item in His own way.

This prayer is a form of request to Allah SWT for assistance in finding lost items. The meaning of this prayer for lost items is to ask for help from Allah SWT to ease the process of finding the lost item. One of the prayers that can be practiced is as follows:

"O Allah, You are the All-Knowing of what has happened to this lost item. I beseech You to swiftly find it again in good condition. Besides that, Muslims can also recite other prayers from the Quran, such as the prayer of Ayat Kursi, Surah Al-Fatihah, or the prayer of Prophet Yunus. These prayers originate from hadiths and the Quran. Additionally, the prayer to find lost items also comes from scholars, religious leaders, or Islamic teachers who are experts in their field."

The attitude towards found items is to try to find the original owner of the item. If the owner is not known, the found item should be announced so that the owner can claim it. If the owner is not found, it can be used for the common good or donated. The difference between luqathah and rikaz is that luqathah is something that is scattered or left behind without a clear owner, while rikaz is a found treasure that is believed to have been left behind by someone.

In terms of lost property, the item can be taken by anyone for personal or public interest. However, if the item is suspected to be a treasure, it must be announced so that the owner can claim it. By understanding the Islamic law of findings and the guidelines for dealing with found property, Dream friends can treat found items fairly and in accordance with religious teachings.

This is in accordance with the teachings of Islam which emphasize the importance of preserving other people's property. In Islam, taking found items is not only an obligation but also part of the tradition of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. However, if the owner is not found, then the found item can be taken under certain conditions. The found item must be kept well and reported to the authorities so that it can be returned to the owner if the owner appears.

As for taking lost items without making an effort to find their owners, it is considered a reprehensible act or to be avoided in Islamic teachings. This demonstrates the importance of safeguarding others' rights to their possessions in Islam. Thus, in Islam, taking a found item is not only obligatory but also part of the Sunnah, while not making an effort to find the owner can be considered a reprehensible act.