Dream - Having a melodious voice is an asset for someone to utilize it so that it can be enjoyed by others. For example, becoming a singer or a qori, that is someone who recites the verses of the holy Quran. To have a melodious voice, of course, it does not come easily. But it requires regular vocal training. Until finally, having a good quality voice to be listened to. In addition to training, friends of Dream can also recite the prayer of Prophet David with a melodious voice.

Wahab bin Munabbih said: "No one is able to turn away from the sweetness of the voice possessed by Prophet David, except that they will walk with one foot as if dancing." Now, here is the beautiful recitation of Prophet David's prayer that you can practice, as compiled by Dream through various sources.

That is found in the Surah Saba verse 18: "Indeed, We subjected the mountains [to praise] with him, exalting [Allah] in the [late] afternoon and [after] sunrise." (Quran 34:18) For Dream friends who want to have a melodious voice, here is the prayer of Prophet David's melodious voice that you can practice: "Allahumma inni as'aluka sawtan khafifan qawiyyan wa sadeedan k sawti Dawud 'alaihis-salam."

"O Allah, I ask You for a voice that is light, beautiful, and strong like the voice of our Prophet David, peace be upon him."

As explained in the book Qashash Al-Anbiyaa by Ibn Kathir, Allah SWT did not give that beautiful voice to anyone except Prophet David. At that time, Prophet David was reading the book of Psalms, and the birds in the air descended and listened to his voice. The birds also joined in glorifying Allah along with Prophet David's recitation. Even the mountains glorified Allah in the morning and evening. Al-Auza'i said, "Abdullah bin Amir told us, he said, 'Prophet David was given the most melodious voice that Allah SWT had never given to anyone before.'"

Not only did Nabi Daud have a melodious voice, but he was also very fast in reading the Zabur book. The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said: "Daud (AS) was very agile in reading (the Book). He once ordered someone to saddle his horse while he himself was reading the Book. Before the horse saddle was finished being installed, he had already finished reading his Al-Qur'an (the Book). He also did not eat except from his own work." (Narrated by Bukhari in his Sahih, and Ahmad in Al-Musnad)