Islamic: Turn house into a place of Barakah

Assalamualaikum,

As a Muslim, I want applied Islam as much as I can in my life. I wish that every time I open my eyes and every steps that I took, there will be a 'réwards' or pahala for me. This is because we don't know when the time is calling... Right? Allahu Akhbar, may Allah bless us in every seconds. Alright, for today's topic I will just focus on the comfortable place in our hearts...Home. How to make our house into a Barakah place? To do so, there are several ways that everyone can practice actually. 

I can said something like house far from dog or pig neighborhood, Why? Because this are pets that Allah forbidden practitioner Islam to touch or eat. So, why bother to clean my house or floor every time I see they step on it or poops everywhere... If I can avoid it. Easy. Not gonna wasting my precious time. More, no live art or doll inside the house. The Prophet PBUH said, ''Angels (of Mercy) do not enter a house wherein is a dog or a picture of living creature (a human being or an animal)''. Alhamdulillah, I don't really more to teddy bear or something too cute. So, I can get rid of it from my list easily. Next, avoid bell or useless sound around my house. A clicking sound may create depression environment and show a ritual in some religion, if you don't know.

Newest, I just watched a video Episode 28: In your room praying behind you by Dr. Oman Suleiman from Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research (You guys can check it out at YouTube). He suggested that turn our house as much as possible a place of praise. Oh, I love this idea. This also said by The Prophet PBUH, don't turn our homes into graveyards...leave some share of your Salah. Originally, I prefer do prayers in the Masjid but in some terms, I will do most that in my house. Yeah, maybe going back after working late at night, don't feel well or too lazy to go out. 

Do make some space in the living room or special room in the home, it will turn a places into Barakah and much blessing. MasyaAllah, I really want it. Be continued from the video, I learnt that when I pray at home or any places on the universe...I'm not alone. I may think that it is just me against the world. But the truly is there an angel would pray to my rights, an angel to my left, and an angel would pray behind me-''amthal aljibal''-Angel the size of mountains when I started said Allahu Akhbar. Now, I deeply feel bravery than ever. Also, to actually make me take more seriously when I do my reciting in Salah, sincerity because 'someone' are with me right now!

The Prophet PBUH said, ''Prayer in congregation or more people or jemah,  twenty five (individual) prayer''. He also said that ''A Salah that in Falah (in the middle of nowhere), total to fifty prayers (in rewards)''. This also translated by Sunnah Abi Dawud, ''If he prays in the wilderness and performs its bowing and prostrations perfectly, the same reward too''. Twice the rewards of the jemaah! 

Interestingly something I want to share from that video is, who calls out the Azaan and Iqamah then does the prayer on the top of the mountain, Allah S.W.T calls the angels and He say, ''Look at the slave of mine. He's all alone but still he make a prayer and calls me. I have forgiven the servant and I answered him into paradise''. At the moment, even I like my hiking activities, this surely touch me deepest. I need to make it more than productive and turn myself more clinging to Allah S.W.T. 

Apart from my above tips, Islam also press on some part likes...cleanliness. I like my house to be clean because I'm allergic to dust. It's also can cause asthma and make a bacteria spread-ed. I also did mention it earlier in other post that I like minimalism. Logically, in to make sure the house not too crowded, later  I can have a space or room special for the prayer only. Or some sort of things, I then can brings friends and do Islamic gathering or talks. InsyaAllah. 

If you read this post, hopefully you can share with me another tips that somehow I miss and may benefit to others. Spread the peace. See you in the post!