Dream - All religions certainly teach their followers to always do good deeds to fellow human beings. Muslims are also commanded to do the same throughout their lives. The Quran has written many rules about doing good to fellow human beings. Muslims also obtain guidance in life from the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad through his hadiths. In addition to always doing good deeds, it is important for Dream's friends to know that the Prophet Muhammad also gives advice to his followers to stay away from certain things.

The first thing that Muslims should avoid is complaining about others in the morning. The Prophet Muhammad said: "Whoever complains in the morning about his narrow means of living, it is as if he complains about his Lord."

Need Dream friends to know, that complaints should not be made to others, but to Allah SWT. Because complaining itself is part of a prayer that should be delivered to the Almighty. The Prophet Muhammad said, "Would you like me to tell you some words spoken by Prophet Moses when he crossed the sea with the Children of Israel?"

The friends also agreed and he said, "Read the following prayer: 'O Allah, all praise is only for You, and only to You do we seek refuge, and You are the best of all beings to ask for help. There is no power to avoid committing sins, nor is there strength to perform worship (goodness) except with the help of Allah, the Most Honorable and the Most Noble.'"

The second matter that Muslims must avoid is being sad about worldly matters in the morning. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "And whoever is sad about worldly matters in the morning, then surely that person is equivalent to hating Allah SWT." Through the above hadith, Sheikh Nawawi al-Bantani explains that a person who is sad about worldly matters in the morning means that they are not content with what Allah has decreed.

The third matter that Muslims must avoid is to humble themselves in front of the wealthy. As explained in a hadith: "And whoever humbles themselves in front of the rich because of their wealth, then indeed two-thirds of their religion has been lost." Through the above hadith, Syekh Nawawi al-Bantani said that humbling oneself in front of the wealthy is not permissible.

Because in the teachings of Islam, it has been taught to see humans from the perspective of knowledge and goodness. Whereas if we look from the perspective of wealth, it is the same as belittling knowledge and goodness.