Dream - The Night of Nisfu Syaban is always anticipated by every Muslim because of its uniqueness. This night in the middle of the month of Syaban also serves as a sign that Ramadan will soon come. Islam has taught its followers to perform a number of righteous deeds on the night of Nisfu Syaban. This recommendation is conveyed because there are many rewards that Allah SWT bestows upon those who follow this command. It is not surprising that many mosques hold religious lectures when the night of Nisfu Syaban arrives.

The definition of Nisfu Syaban is a night considered special in the belief of Muslims, so many recommended acts of worship are performed on that night. The history of Nisfu Syaban begins with the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad SAW, which mentions the importance of worship on the night of Nisfu Syaban. In the hadith narrated by Abu Hurairah, the Prophet Muhammad SAW said: 'On the night of Nisfu Syaban, Allah SWT looks at His servants and forgives all His servants except for the polytheist or the hostile person.'

The specialness of Nisfu Syaban lies in the forgiveness and consideration of Allah SWT towards His servants. Tonight is considered special because on this night, the rewards of good deeds are multiplied, prayers are answered, and there is a great opportunity to seek forgiveness and improve oneself. Therefore, Nisfu Syaban is a very special night for Muslims as it is an opportunity to seek forgiveness and rewards through acts of worship and prayers performed on that night.

Ulama such as Imam Al-Nawawi, Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani, and Al-Albani view this Nisfu Syaban night as an important night for performing worship and seeking forgiveness. Some hadiths that mention the virtues of Nisfu Syaban night include the hadith narrated by Imam Abu Hurairah stating that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) once said that Allah SWT looks upon His servants on the night of Nisfu Syaban and forgives them, except for those who associate partners with Allah or those who harbor enmity towards others.

Based on the explanation of scholars, the practices that can be done on the night of Nisfu Syaban include performing voluntary prayers, reading the Qur'an, praying, giving charity, and repenting. Some scholars also recommend fasting on the day before or after the night of Nisfu Syaban.

Praying on the night of Nisfu Syaban has its own virtues, as it is said that prayers done with a sincere heart will not be rejected by Allah Ta'ala. This night is also a time when Muslims are encouraged to increase their acts of worship, such as performing prayers, remembering Allah, reading the Qur'an, and praying for forgiveness of sins. The night of Nisfu Syaban is a good moment to improve oneself and seek forgiveness for the sins that have been committed.

Muslims should take advantage of tonight to perform good and meaningful deeds, and increase their prayers to seek goodness, safety, and blessings. During the night of Nisfu Syaban, good deeds will be multiplied in rewards, so Muslims are advised to make the most of this opportunity. Therefore, the night of Nisfu Syaban not only becomes an annual practice, but also a moment to gather with Allah Ta'ala and improve one's relationship with Him.

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"Allāhumma in kunta katabtanā ‘indaka fī ummil kitābi ashyiqiyā’a au mahrūmbīna au muqattarīna ‘alaynā fir rizqi, famhullāhumma fī ummil kitābi syaqāwatanā, wa hirmānanā waqtitāra rizqinā, waktubnā ‘indaka su‘adā’a marzūqīna muwaffaqīna lil khairāt. Fa innaka qulta wa qaulukal haqq fī kitābikal munzali ‘ala lisāni nabiyyikal mursali “Yahmhullāhu mā yasyā’u wa yutsbitu wa ‘indahū ummul kitāb.” Wa shallallāhu ‘alā sayyidinā Muhammadin wa ‘alā ālihī wa shahbihī wa sallama, walhamdulillāhi rabbil ‘ālamīn." Translation: "O Allah, if You have written us in Your Book as those who are destined for hardship or deprivation or those whose sustenance is limited, then erase it from Your Book and replace it with abundance, tranquility, and an increase in sustenance. And write us in Your Book as those who are blessed and successful in performing good deeds. Indeed, You have said in Your revealed Book, on the tongue of Your Prophet, 'Allah erases and establishes what He wills, and with Him is the Mother of the Book.' And may blessings and peace be upon our leader Muhammad and his family and companions. Praise be to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds."

Translation: "Meaning: "O my Lord, the most giving, You are not given. O Lord, the owner of greatness and glory. O Lord, the owner of wealth and giver of blessings. There is no god but You, the strength of those who seek help, the refuge of those who seek protection, and the safe haven for those who fear. My Lord, if You record me in the Preserved Tablet as a wretched, cursed, or one with limited sustenance, then erase from the Preserved Tablet the misfortune, curse, and scarcity of my sustenance.""

"Write me down on Your side as a fortunate person, blessed with sustenance, and granted the ability to do good deeds because You have said - and Your words are true - in Your book that was revealed through the speech of Your Messenger, 'Allah erases and establishes whatever He wills in His Preserved Tablet.' Allah sends blessings and peace upon our master Muhammad, his family, and his companions. All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds."