Dream - The world was created by Allah SWT as a place of residence for every living creature. In this worldly life, the existence of humans as beings endowed with reason, it is only right to perform the deeds commanded by Allah SWT. Every action and deed performed during one's lifetime will be held accountable in the afterlife. Whether a person will receive rewards as a result of their good deeds or be punished for their actions in this world. According to Imam Al Ghazali, life in this world is not the ultimate goal of life.

The following is the translation of the provided 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The first type of human is those who forget their ultimate destination, which is the afterlife. They make the world their sole purpose in life. These are the people who will suffer loss and face destruction when they are in the presence of Allah SWT in the afterlife."

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags: "The second type of human being is those who make their place of return in the afterlife their sole purpose. They are the people who do not prioritize or make the world their goal in life. Instead, they focus on matters of the afterlife and the happiness that they will obtain in the future. These are the people who will eventually attain true fortune."

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The third type of human being is those who take the middle path between worldly life and the afterlife. They are confident that their purpose is to return to the realm of the afterlife. It will happen for sure. Nevertheless, they also continue to carry out their activities in the world, such as seeking a livelihood. In addition, this type of human being believes that those who cannot take the straight path in seeking a living will not find happiness. Both in this world and in the hereafter."

Human beings in Islam are sent to serve Allah SWT. This involves obedience to Him, carrying out His commands, and avoiding His prohibitions. Worship is not only limited to rituals such as prayer, fasting, and pilgrimage, but also includes other aspects of life such as behaving well, acting justly, and doing good to others.

Human beings in Islam are directed to develop the potential and talents given by Allah. This includes education, increasing knowledge, and skill development to become better in various aspects of life.

Humans are considered as caliphs or representatives of Allah on earth. Therefore, they have a responsibility to preserve and care for the universe, including the environment and other creatures. This includes maintaining the sustainability of nature, avoiding resource wastage, and behaving responsibly towards the earth.

Islam emphasizes the importance of good social relationships. Humans are obligated to interact with fellow humans with love, respect, and assistance. This includes sharing blessings, helping those in need, and avoiding actions that harm others.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags: Human beings in Islam are considered as holders of trust, namely the trust of religion and the trust of the world. The trust of religion includes performing worship and following the teachings of Islam as a whole, while the trust of the world includes responsibilities towards family, society, and the environment of residence.

One of the main duties of humans in Islam is to establish justice in society. This includes being fair in all matters, advocating for the rights of others, and avoiding discriminatory treatment towards anyone.