Prayer When Praised by Others and Prayer to Avoid Arrogance, Complete with Attitudes That Should Be Applied

"Prayer When Praised by Others and Prayer to Avoid Arrogance, Complete with Attitudes That Should Be Applied"

"Dream - In daily life, every individual must have experienced situations where they receive compliments from others. For a Muslim, compliments are not something to be disregarded, but rather should be approached wisely. In Islamic teachings, compliments can serve as a test of sincerity and the purity of the heart. How a Muslim responds to compliments can reflect the depth of their faith and understanding of tawadhu' (humility) as taught by the Prophet Muhammad SAW."

The attitude taught by Islam when receiving praise is to return all goodness to Allah SWT, because all the blessings and advantages that humans possess are, in essence, gifts from Him.

Prayer When Praised by Others and Prayer to Avoid Arrogance, Complete with Attitudes That Should Be Applied

"Rasulullah saw taught his followers not to get carried away by praise, because praise that is not responded to correctly can foster feelings of arrogance and ostentation in the heart. As a concrete step, Prophet Muhammad saw taught a special prayer that is recommended to be recited when someone receives praise. This prayer is not only a form of gratitude but also a reminder that all praise truly belongs to Allah SWT."

Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "By reciting this prayer, a Muslim guards his heart from feelings of arrogance and remains humble and grateful for all the blessings given by Allah SWT. Below is the prayer to recite when praised by others and a prayer to be kept away from the trait of arrogance, as summarized by Dream through various sources."

The translation of "Doa saat Mendapatkan Pujian" to English is "Prayer when Receiving Praise".

Here is the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "Here is the prayer reading when praised by others, as was always done by Abu Bakr Ash Shiddiq when receiving praise:"

The text translates to: "**O Allah, You know me better than I know myself, and I know myself better than they do. O Allah, make me better than what they think of me, forgive me for what they do not know about me, and do not punish me for what they say.** (Narrated by Al Baihaqi in Shu'ab al-Iman)"

Prayer to be Distanced from the Trait of Arrogance

Here is the translation of the provided text: "Here is a prayer reading that Dream friends can practice to avoid the trait of arrogance:"

Here's the translated text while preserving the HTML tags: ```html O Allah, indeed I seek refuge in You from the arrogance of wealth and the humiliation of poverty. O You who fulfills His promises, and forgives when He threatens. Forgive the one who wrongs and sins, O You who is pleased with obedience, and does not harm with disobedience. Grant me what pleases You and forgive me for what does not harm You. ``` Let me know if you need any further assistance!

The Attitude of a Muslim When Praised by Others

"When a Muslim receives praise from others, there are several attitudes recommended in Islam to keep the heart and intention sincere and to prevent feelings of arrogance and showing off. Here are the attitudes that should be practiced:"

"1. Say Alhamdulillah"

A Muslim should say "Alhamdulillah" (all praise is due to Allah) as a sign of gratitude for the blessings given by Allah SWT. This shows that all goodness and advantages come from Allah, not merely the result of personal effort.

The translation of "2. Tawadhu" from Bahasa to English is "2. Humility".

"Realizing that every ability and advantage we have is a gift from Allah SWT. This humble attitude is important to avoid feelings of arrogance and thinking we are better than others."

"3. Praying for Those Who Praise"

Here is the translation with the HTML tags preserved: "To say a prayer for goodness for the person who praises. An example is to say, "Jazakallahu khairan" (may Allah reward you with goodness). This shows that we appreciate the praise and pray for goodness for the person who praises."

"4. Returning All Praise to Allah"

"Realizing that all goodness and virtues are creations of Allah. Thus, a Muslim will always return that praise to Allah and will not feel overly proud."

"5. Self-Reflection"

"Using that praise as a means for self-reflection, acknowledging shortcomings, and striving to improve oneself to be better in the eyes of Allah SWT."

"By practicing these attitudes, a Muslim can maintain sincerity and humility, as well as make every praise a means to draw closer to Allah SWT and improve the quality of their faith and character."

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