"Rasulullah SAW has taught his ummah to recite prayers when entering and leaving the mosque. This action is followed by Muslims as a form of obedience to the teachings of Rasulullah. The simple yet meaningful prayers have the purpose of seeking blessings in the worship performed in the mosque. Therefore, reciting prayers when entering and leaving the mosque is not only a form of etiquette, but also an effort to attain the pleasure of Allah and the hope that the prayers offered will be accepted by Him."

"Masjid means a place of prostration. The mosque is the house of Allah SWT that is used as a place for His servants to humble themselves before Him by prostrating through prayer. Because the mosque is a sacred and noble place, every Muslim must observe proper etiquette when entering and leaving it, one of which is by reciting the prayer for entering and leaving the mosque. Here are the readings of the prayer for entering and leaving the mosque that you need to know:"

"I seek refuge in Allah the Almighty, in His Noble Face, and in His Eternal Kingdom from the accursed Satan. In the name of Allah, all praise is due to Allah. O Allah, send blessings and peace upon our master Muhammad and upon the family of our master Muhammad. O Allah, forgive my sins and open for me the doors of Your bounty."

Prioritize the right foot when entering the mosque. Recite the prayer when entering the mosque. Intend to perform i'tikaf or stay in the mosque to fully worship Allah. Perform the sunnah prayer of tahiyatul masjid before sitting inside. Wear clean, pure, and modest clothing. It is recommended to wear fragrance and avoid eating unpleasant-smelling food.

Walking calmly and not disturbing other worshippers. Waiting for prayer time with itikaf and remembrance of God. Maintaining a demeanor such as not speaking in a loud, rude, or playful manner. Not littering the mosque by throwing trash or spitting. Saying a prayer when leaving the mosque while prioritizing the left foot.