Dream - Al-Quran is the holy book of Muslims that serves as a guide to life in order to always be on the path of Allah SWT. In addition, Al-Quran is also a source of knowledge that can be a reference for human beings regarding all phenomena that occur in this world. Not only that, the benefits of Al-Quran for human life are also very significant. When the verses in it are read and reflected upon, they will provide meaning to the life of Dream's friends.

The first important letter for Dream's friends to read regularly is the letter of Al-Waqiah. Al-Waqiah is the 56th letter in the Quran, consisting of 96 verses and classified as a Makkiyah letter. Dream's friends may have heard that reading this letter has blessings in terms of sustenance. Yes, that's true.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The recitation of Surah Al-Waqiah with sincerity, God willing, can become a door to sustenance. It is particularly recommended to recite it in the morning and evening. As explained in the hadith: "Surah Al-Waqiah is a surah of wealth, so recite it and teach it to your children." (HR. Ad-Dailamy)"

Al-Mulk is the 67th surah consisting of 30 verses and is classified as a Makkiyah surah. Reading surah Al-Mulk has an extraordinary virtue. One of the frequently discussed benefits is that it can free one from the torment of the grave. Muslims are advised to read this surah every day before going to sleep. This has been explained in the book Madza fi Sya'ban by Sayyid Muhammad Alawi al-Maliki, page 133. Reading surah Al-Mulk is able to save oneself from the torment of the grave.

If you hear the letter Al-Kahfi, usually this letter is recommended to be read every Friday night or on Friday. Yes, this is because reading it can protect from the temptation of Dajjal. This has been explained in a hadith, the Prophet Muhammad said: "Whoever reads the first ten verses of the letter Al-Kahfi, then he will be protected from the temptation of Dajjal." (HR. Ibnu Hibban)

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Surah Yasin is one of the most popular surahs among Muslims. Considering that this surah is often recited, for example, on Friday nights, during religious gatherings, and when visiting graves. Reading Surah Yasin after Maghrib can increase faith and rewards, and one's sins will be forgiven by Allah SWT. As the Prophet Muhammad said: 'Whoever recites Surah Yasin in one night, solely seeking Allah's pleasure, then Allah will forgive him that night.' (Narrated by Abu Hurairah)"

The following translation is provided while preserving the HTML tags: "The Surah Al-Hajj, which has 78 verses, when recited after the Dhuhr prayer, will make it easier for Dream's friends to find the best match. Especially for those who are not married yet, of course, hoping to find a righteous candidate, right? As explained in the book Mujarobat by Sheikh Ahmad Dairobi al-Kabir, whoever recites this verse 70 times after the obligatory prayer or after the optional prayer of need, will get the desired match with the permission of Allah SWT."

"The next letter that can provide meaning to your life is the letter Ad-Dhuha. Reading this letter can bring many benefits, namely bringing intercession from the Prophet, facilitating sustenance, and bestowing goodness. In fact, by reading the letter Ad-Dhuha, it is likened to giving 360 charities. As the saying of the Prophet Muhammad goes:

"You cleaning the phlegm in the mosque is a charity, you removing something that obstructs the path is a charity. So if you do not find it (charity as much as that), then two units of Dhuha prayer are sufficient for you." (HR. Abu Dawud)

The last letter is the letter of Ar-Rahman. Where when Dream's friend reads it every day, it can increase faith in Allah SWT and will always be close to Him. When someone is high, then he will always be careful in every action. These actions will certainly be monitored by Allah SWT. This is Allah SWT's way of protecting His servants from unjust deeds.