Dream - Rain is one of the blessings brought by Allah SWT to the face of this earth. The arrival of rain is eagerly awaited by every living creature after a dry season. Therefore, the coming of rain should not be considered bad. On the contrary, Islam teaches to perform righteous deeds, one of which is to recite prayers during the rainy season. The prayers offered are a form of gratitude to Allah SWT. So, the hope is to bring blessings to anyone.

The concept of rain in Islam is related to faith and the mercy of Allah. It serves as a reminder of the power and blessings of the Creator, as well as a source of purification for the earth. In addition, rain is also associated with the concept of sustenance, as mentioned in various Islamic teachings. Understanding the meaning and symbolism of rain in Islam can deepen spiritual relationships and appreciation for nature.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The speciality of rain is a blessing from Allah SWT. The Quran explains that rain is a sign of Allah's power and mercy, providing life to plants and animals. It teaches humans to be grateful for the blessing of rain that nourishes the earth. The second speciality is that rain is a sign of Allah's greatness. Hadith mentions that rain is a sign of Allah's greatness and power that should be deeply understood by humans. Humans are reminded of Allah's greatness and their own weaknesses in His presence."

The third privilege when it rains is that rain cleanses the earth and air from pollution and dust. Rain renews water sources, cleanses the air, and fertilizes the soil, providing great benefits for human life and other creatures. The fourth privilege is that rain reminds humans of the afterlife. Hadith states that rain is a sign of the greatness of Allah and reminds humans of the eternal afterlife.

The fifth privilege is that rain is a means to increase charity and good deeds. The Quran reminds people to give charity in both happy and difficult times, including when it rains. The sixth privilege is that rain becomes a means to attain rewards. Hadith mentions that every drop of rain that falls brings rewards to those who practice goodness.

By understanding the uniqueness of rain based on the Al-Quran and Hadith, we are reminded of the greatness and mercy of Allah and the importance of being grateful, doing good deeds, and preparing ourselves for the afterlife.

Allâhumma shayyiban haniyyâ wa sayyiban nâfi'â. Artinya: O my Lord, make this rain praiseworthy in its end and become a beneficial stream of water.

Allāhumma hawālainā wa lā 'alainā. Allāhumma 'alal ākāmi wal jibāli, waz zhirābi, wa buthūnil awdiyati, wa manābitis syajari. Translation: O Allah, send rain around us (to bless), not upon us (to harm). O Allah, send rain to the highlands, mountains, hills, valleys, and places where trees grow.

The translation of the given text is: "O Allah, bestow mercy and do not bestow punishment."

First and foremost, we should be grateful for the abundant grace that Allah bestows upon us with the descent of rain. Allah says in the Quran: "And it is He who sends down the rain after they had despaired and spreads His mercy. And He is the Protector, the Praiseworthy." (Surah Ash-Shura: 28) Furthermore, we are also encouraged to pray to Allah SWT, open the windows of our homes so that the blessings of rain enter and bless our homes, give charity to others, avoid sins, and recite Surah Al-Baqarah.

Rasulullah saw also recommended to take a shower after the rain falls, because rainwater is considered pure and cleansing. Performing these practices is a form of worship and respect to Allah SWT for the blessing of rain that comes down. This also shows our gratitude and obedience to the guidance of Allah and His Messenger. By performing righteous deeds when it rains, we will receive blessings and mercy from Allah SWT.

Rain is also considered as a blessing from Allah that provides life for all creatures on earth. With the falling of rain, the land becomes fertile and plants can grow well, so that humans and animals can obtain food. However, in the Islamic view, rain can also become a punishment for disobedient humans. Allah SWT can send rain as a punishment for the bad deeds of humans. Therefore, rain also serves as a reminder for humans to always be righteous and do good deeds.

In Islam, rain is also a message and reminder of the afterlife. Rain reminds humans of the Almighty power of Allah and reminds them to always be grateful for all the blessings He has given. Therefore, rain can also be a means to improve the relationship between humans and Allah SWT and fellow human beings. Thus, rain holds a very deep meaning in Islamic teachings, as a blessing, punishment, as well as a message and reminder of the afterlife.