Own sustenance has been guaranteed by Allah SWT for all His creatures. This is a certain sustenance given to every creature, without discrimination. Although it has been guaranteed by Allah, we are still reminded to work hard and pray. We need to live our lives with full effort and sincerity, so that the sustenance that has been guaranteed by Him can be obtained in a good and proper way.

Therefore, we must maintain a balance between relying on Allah's guarantee and making our own efforts. In doing so, we can achieve sustenance in the best and blessed way.

According to Syekh Nawawi, sustenance is divided into external sustenance, which is material sustenance such as money and wealth, and internal sustenance, which includes health, happiness, and inner peace. There are several ways to express gratitude for Allah's blessings according to Islamic teachings. First, by saying Alhamdulillah for all the blessings bestowed. Second, by worshiping well, such as maintaining prayers and doing good deeds to others.

Finally, performing good deeds, such as giving charity and helping others in need. In this way, Muslims are taught not only to be grateful for material wealth, but also to be grateful for health, peace of mind, and the ability to worship, which are also part of Allah's blessings.

Allaahumma yaa ghaniyyu yaa hamid, yaa mubdi'u wa yu'\u00eed, yaa rahiimu yaa waduud. Aghninii bi halaalika 'an haraamik, wa thaa'atika 'an ma'shiyatik, wa bi fadhlika 'an man siwaak. Translation: "O Allah, O the Most Wealthy, the Most Praiseworthy, the Originator and the Restorer, the Merciful and the Loving. Suffice me with Your lawful provision, not the unlawful. Fill my days with obedience to You, not disobedience. Satisfy me with Your grace, not anyone else's."

One of the highly recommended practices is performing the Dhuha prayer, because the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "In the body, there is a lump of flesh. If it is good, then the whole body is good. If it is corrupt, then the whole body is corrupt. That is the heart." (Narrated by Bukhari and Muslim) Additionally, reciting Surah Al-Waqi'ah is also encouraged because it is mentioned in a hadith: "Whoever recites Surah Al-Waqi'ah every night, his provision will be abundant." (Narrated by Ad-Darimi).

Besides those two practices, increasing istighfar is also a very important practice to obtain abundant and blessed sustenance. Allah says, "So I said to them, 'Ask forgiveness from your Lord. Indeed, He is ever a Perpetual Forgiver. He will send [rain from] the sky upon you in [continuing] showers.'" (Surah Nuh: 10-11).

In addition to those three practices, reading the Qur'an, giving charity, fulfilling trust, doing good to others, and praying are also practices that open the door to blessings. By performing these practices every day, it is hoped to receive abundant blessings from Allah SWT.