and benediction.
KH Abdul Hamid also stresses the health advantages of milk, particularly for children's growth and development. According to him, milk has been referenced in the Quran and hadith as a drink abundant in benediction. During the Isra' Mi'raj event, Prophet Muhammad saw chose milk when Angel Gabr

shâlihîn.

Meaning: "O Allah, indeed this dhuha is Your dhuha, this grandeur is Your grandeur, this beauty is Your beauty, this strength is Your strength, and this protection is Your protection. O Allah, if my sustenance is in the sky, then bring it down; if it is in the earth, then bring it forth; if it is difficult, then make it easy; if it is (unintentionally mixed with what is) forbidden, then purify it; if it is far, then bring it near; by the right of Your dhuha, Your elegance, Your beauty, Your strength, and Your power, bring to me what You have brought to

ng the Right Hand
In a hadith from Hafsah binti Umar r.a, it is mentioned that Prophet Muhammad SAW always used his right hand for eating, drinking, and dressing. This is encouraged so as not to imitate the etiquette of Satan who uses the left hand. Using the right hand when drinking milk on 1 Muharram is part of following the sunnah and maintaining cleanliness, in accordance with the etiquette of drinking as instructe

ed by Ahmad)

The significance of drinking milk on 1 Muharram resides not only in physical purity, but also religious. Milk, which was picked by Prophet Muhammad SAW during the Isra' Mi'raj, signifies wholesomeness and righteousness. By observing the manners of drinking as instructed by Prophet Muhammad SAW, such as reciting the basmalah and using the right hand, this ritual further bolsters the invocations and ho