Dream - Seeking livelihood for the family has a great reward. In Islam itself, seeking livelihood is an obligation for the backbone of the family. However, in order for the livelihood provided to be good, it must certainly be sought through halal means. In fact, the Prophet Muhammad once said that the food consumed by the family members from their hard work is considered as charity. Behind the tiredness of seeking livelihood for the family, Dream's friends need to know that there are many virtues obtained afterwards.

In the hadith, he said: "The best wealth that a person can acquire is wealth that comes from his own efforts and blessings that he obtains from lawful trade." (HR. Ahmad) In another hadith, the Prophet also stated: "The faith of a person is not complete until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself, just as he loves for himself." (HR. Bukhari and Muslim)

Rasulullah also reminded that earning a living is an obligation for the backbone of the family. He said: "Indeed, a person is commanded to provide for those he is responsible for." (HR. Bukhari and Muslim) From these hadiths, we can understand how important it is to seek a livelihood for the family. Rasulullah encourages his followers to seek halal sustenance, so that the income obtained can bring blessings to the family.

The hadith mentioned in Muslim and Tirmidhi states that providing for one's family is more virtuous than voluntary charity (sunnah). This shows the great importance of providing for one's family in Islam. Imam Nawawi also emphasizes the importance of providing for one's family and slaves. He interprets that providing for one's family is an obligation that must be fulfilled with full responsibility.

Imam Nawawi also stated that withholding or neglecting to provide for one's family and servants is a great sin in the sight of Allah SWT. Therefore, the virtue of providing for one's family is extremely important in Islam. This is a form of responsibility and obligation that must be fulfilled with full awareness and sincerity. Therefore, it is very important for every individual to understand and implement this virtue as part of worship and obedience to Allah SWT.

Searching for halal sustenance has many virtues, including providing satisfaction and blessings in livelihood, maintaining dignity and self-worth, and making one more independent and not a burden to others. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) has also set an example of the importance of seeking halal sustenance through several hadiths, such as the hadith stating that good sustenance is the result of good efforts. The views of scholars also emphasize the importance of seeking halal sustenance and not becoming a burden to others.

They remind Muslims to always maintain halal in seeking livelihood, and to consider the impact of their livelihood-seeking methods on others. In Islam, husbands have the responsibility to prioritize their income expenditure for the needs of the family. This includes providing sustenance for the wife and children, as well as allocating a portion of their blessings to share with those in need.