- Praying is the most powerful weapon for Muslims. In any condition, prayer becomes its own remedy as a healer, a calmer, and a means of communication to the Creator. In Islam, Allah SWT has commanded His servants to always pray. Because through His words, it has been explained that the prayer will be answered by Allah SWT. Of course, that prayer will be answered at the most appropriate time. Because Allah SWT knows what is best for His servants.

Submission to Allah: Prayer is a sign of submission and acknowledgment that humans are weak creatures and entirely dependent on Allah. Through prayer, a Muslim realizes that only Allah has absolute power over everything. Acknowledging the Power of Allah: Prayer acknowledges Allah's power as the owner of everything. Through prayer, a Muslim realizes that Allah is the true source of life, guidance, and assistance.

Expressing Devotion: Prayer helps a Muslim feel closer to Allah and creates devotion in worship. It creates a personal relationship between the servant and the Creator. Expressing Dependence: Prayer is an expression of complete dependence on Allah. By acknowledging needs and making requests to Him, a Muslim realizes that only Allah can provide what is desired or needed.

Strengthening Piety: Prayer helps strengthen piety and awareness of Allah. When a Muslim prays regularly, they tend to pay more attention to their actions and behavior to align with Islamic teachings. Soothing the Heart and Soul: Prayer can provide tranquility, peace of mind, and spiritual strength. It helps overcome various challenges and stress in daily life.

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You believe in meeting Him means "A soul that is certain that one day it will meet its Lord). In this case, humans have a clear purpose in their lives. Through this clear purpose, namely Allah SWT. Because the suffering that humans experience in their lives is the worry about the judgment of others on themselves. Until finally forgetting about how Allah SWT views ourselves.

"I am pleased with your decree" means "A soul that is always content with whatever Allah decrees. As a person who is conscious of Allah SWT, they will always be content with everything that Allah SWT gives. This is because they are confident that Allah SWT will always give the best. Umar bin Khattab ra once said:"

"I don't care about my happy or sad circumstances. Because I don't know which of the two makes Allah pleased with me." Then, Ali bin Abi Thalib ra also once said: "When Allah grants my prayer, I am happy, when Allah does not grant my prayer, I am even happier. Because the first one is my choice, and the second one is Allah's choice. And Allah's choice is surely the best for me."

"Contentment with your blessings means 'A soul that always feels satisfied with what Allah has given'. In this context, it explains a soul that always feels sincere or content with everything that Allah SWT provides. Because indeed, the inherent nature of humans is to never feel satisfied. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:"