Dream - Giving alms is one of the good deeds taught in the religion of Islam. In fact, this alms should be taught from an early age by parents. Many people think that giving alms, such as giving money to others, is something that can reduce wealth. However, it should be known that giving alms does not make someone poor. On the contrary, Allah SWT will give more blessings to that person.

"Rasulullah (peace be upon him) said that charity has the power to protect wealth and bring blessings in life. The virtue of charity is also reflected in the blessings that Allah SWT will grant to those who give charity, as stated in the Quran. Through charity, a person not only helps others in need but also receives protection from calamities and evil."

When someone gives charity, they also obtain goodness and blessings in their life. Thus, charity can be a means to get closer to Allah and distance oneself from bad things. In the context of the virtue of charity, hadith and further teachings of Islam emphasize the importance of always maintaining blessings and goodness in life.

Therefore, charity becomes one of the recommended ways in Islam to stay away from calamities and close the door to evil. By giving charity, someone also opens the door to goodness and blessings in their life.

One of its benefits is prolonging life. In the story of Prophet Ibrahim, he obtained a long life thanks to his goodness and asceticism in giving alms. In addition, the Prophet Muhammad also once said that alms can be a protection from disaster. This hadith illustrates that alms have the power to protect someone from all kinds of calamities.

Besides that, charity also has benefits in cleansing a person's wealth. It is believed that by giving charity, a person's wealth will become more blessed and cleanse it from all forms of sin and impurity. Additionally, in Islam, it is also explained that a person who gives charity will receive prayers from angels. These prayers are in the form of forgiveness and goodness from Allah SWT.

"Thus, charity has a noble purpose in spreading goodness and helping others. It also has great benefits for a person's life, such as prolonging life, protection from disasters, cleansing wealth, and receiving angelic prayers."

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: Sedekah uang is giving a portion of wealth to those in need without expecting any return. Sedekah infaq is a regular donation for social activities, such as building mosques or schools. Sedekah shodaqoh is a spontaneous donation to help those in need. Sedekah jariyah is a donation that provides continuous benefits, such as building wells or mosques.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "The virtues of charity include the ability to cleanse wealth, bring abundant sustenance, and bring blessings into life. By performing various kinds of charity, we can help alleviate the burdens of others who are in need of assistance. In addition, the virtues of charity also bring blessings into our own lives. Therefore, it is very important to always practice charity so that our lives are more blessed."

First, jariyah charity, which is continuous charity that benefits others, such as building mosques, wells, or schools. The rewards will continue to flow as long as the benefits of the charity are felt by others. Second, charity for public interests, such as helping infrastructure development or donating essential goods to the community. This charity provides great rewards as its benefits are felt by many people.

Third, charity for education, because the knowledge gained by the person who receives the charity will continue to flow its benefits, both for themselves and others. These charities provide great rewards because their benefits are sustainable and affect many people in accordance with the principles of Islamic teachings.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "Rasulullah saw said: "The most excellent charity is to one's closest family." Give to the Dream companion's family before giving to others. Giving charity to one's family is a highly recommended good deed in Islam. It shows love and care for family members in need."

"Rasulullah saw also explained that giving charity to our closest family members is a sign of our goodness and love towards them. By giving charity to our family, we strengthen the bond of family and maintain harmony in relationships among family members. Therefore, according to the hadith of Rasulullah saw, the most important order of charity is to our closest family. Giving charity to family is a form of goodness and a virtuous practice highly recommended in Islamic teachings."