Dream - Sunday becomes a moment where someone can rest. Whether it's from school, work, or other activities. Yes, humans do need time to rest for a while after carrying out activities that drain energy and mind for a week. Rest is the time when you can regain energy and prepare to be active again. Sunday is also the right moment to evaluate or reflect on the activities that you, my friend, have done in the previous days.

Because without Him, what we do every day only produces fatigue. While through prayer, God willing, there is hope, meaning, and the best results given by Allah SWT. Well, here is the Sunday prayer reading that can be practiced as summarized by Dream through various sources.

The following is a prayer reading for Sunday that friends of Dream can practice before the evening, as taught by the Prophet Muhammad (saw): Amsaina wa Amsal mulku lillah. Walhamdulillahi la ilaha illaallah. Wahdahu la syarika lah. Lahul mulku wa lahul hamdu wa huwa ala kulli syaiin qadir. Rabbi as'aluka khaira ma fi hadzihillailah wa khaira ma ba'daha.

I seek refuge in You from the evil of what is in this night and the evil that follows it. My Lord, I seek refuge in You from laziness and the burdens of old age. My Lord, I seek refuge in You from the torment of the Fire and the torment of the grave. It means: "We have reached the evening and the dominion and all praise belong to Allah. There is no partner for Him. O Allah, I seek goodness from You for this night and the goodness that it contains, and I seek refuge in You from its evil and the evil that it contains. O Allah, I seek refuge in You from laziness, senility, the evils of old age, the trials of this world, and the torment of the grave." (Narrated by Muslim)

The first method of self-reflection that friends of Dream can do is to befriend righteous people. When we are close to righteous people, they can remind us of our wrongdoings and guide us towards goodness. The Prophet Muhammad said, "I am only a human being like you. I forget just as you forget. Therefore, remind me when I forget." (Narrated by Bukhari)

Then, in another hadith it is explained: "If Allah intends good for a leader/official, then Allah will give him an honest companion/assistant who will remind him if he is negligent and will help him if he remembers." (HR. Abu Dawud)

The second way to self-reflect is by not closing ourselves off to other people's input. With such an attitude, we will be able to evaluate ourselves better based on what we have done. In a narration, Imam Bukhari tells about Umar's advice to Abu Bakar ra in collecting the Quran.

"When that happened, Abu Bakar refused the proposal, but Umar insisted and said that it was for the good. Then, Abu Bakar accepted the proposal and said, 'Umar always persuades me to evaluate my opinion in that matter until Allah eases my heart and I have the same opinion as Umar.' (HR. Bukhari)"

When reflecting on oneself, Dream's friend can do it alone. As narrated by Umar bin Khathab: "Correct yourselves before you are held accountable and adorn yourselves (with righteous deeds) for the grand presentation (on the Day of Judgment)." (HR. Tirmidzi) In addition, Maimun bin Mihran said: "A servant is not considered pious until he corrects himself as he corrects his companion." (HR. Tirmidzi)