Dream - As a Muslim, we are taught to say greetings first before entering a house. Not only when there are occupants, every Muslim is encouraged to still say greetings when the house is empty. Besides showing good manners, this habit also aims to keep oneself and the place of residence away from Satan. Of course, Dream's friends want to feel comfortable when they arrive home, right? Well, the presence of Satan will make the atmosphere of the house uncomfortable. In addition to saying greetings, another practice that should not be forgotten is to pray before entering the house. This is important so that Satan does not enter the house.

"In the name of Allah, we enter and in the name of Allah, we exit, and to Allah our Lord, we trust. Meaning: With the name of Allah, we enter and with the name of Allah, we exit, and to Allah our Lord, we trust. Or it can also be recited with the following prayer: O Allah, I ask You for the best of entering and the best of exiting, in the name of Allah we enter and in the name of Allah we exit, and to Allah our Lord, we trust."

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) advised to greet with peace when entering a house, whether it is your own house or someone else's house. The greeting of peace can be in the form of "Assalamu'alaikum" which means "May peace be upon you." This is based on the words of Allah in Surah An-Nur verse 61: "When you enter houses, greet yourselves with a greeting from Allah, blessed and good."

Apart from saying greetings, it is recommended to recite a prayer when entering the house. The prayer is as mentioned earlier. With that, the hope is that the devil will not enter the house.

"If the house is not your own, it is best to knock on the door or ring the bell and wait until permission is granted to enter. The Prophet Muhammad taught to knock on the door a maximum of three times, and if there is no answer, it is best to leave."

Respect the residents' rest time, do not enter without permission or at times that may disturb.