The virtue of this month of Syaban is often utilized by Muslims to increase worship and seek forgiveness from Allah SWT. Although not obligatory, various practices in the month of Syaban are usually performed to obtain its virtues. For example, such as reading the Nisfu Syaban night prayer, fasting on Nisfu Syaban, performing the Nisfu Syaban prayer, and reciting istighfar. By performing these practices, Muslims are expected to obtain abundant rewards and blessings from Allah SWT.

"Malam nisfu Syaban is considered a special night in the month of Syaban. On this night, Muslims have the opportunity to pray and seek forgiveness from Allah SWT. As stated by the Prophet Muhammad SAW: 'Allah visits all His creatures and grants forgiveness to them for all sins, except for those who associate partners with Allah and those who harbor enmity towards each other.' (HR. Ibnu Majah, Thabrani, and Ibnu Hibban)."

However, the prohibition of fasting after Nisfu Syaban does not apply to 6 groups of people who are accustomed to fasting, namely: People who are accustomed to fasting dahr (fasting for a whole year). People who fast on Mondays and Thursdays. People who are accustomed to fasting daud (fasting one day and breaking the fast the next day). People who regularly fast nazar. People who fast qadha or make up for missed Ramadan fasts. People who fast as a form of expiation.