Abu Fauzi
Junior Member
As-Salaam alaikum,
The Noble Prophet Muhammad, Sallallahu alaihi Wasallam, mentioned that "The most beloved words to Allah are four: SUBHANALLAH, ALHAMDULILLAH, LA-ILAHA ILLALLAH, ALLAHU AKBAR. It makes no difference with which one you begin [reciting]." (Sahih Muslim)
And very much related to this is the Prophet's saying:--
"To say: SUBHANALLAH and ALHAMDULILLAH and LA-ILAHA ILLALLAH and ALLAHU AKBAR is more beloved to me than that from which the sun rises." (Muslim)
In otherwords, reciting these phrases/words is more valuable than all this dunya and this universe. Indeed, this dunya does NOT weigh more than a wing of a mosquito in Allah's eyes as we learnt in the Hadith where the Prophet, alaihi Salaat was-salaam, said:--
"If the value of this dunya weighed the wing of a mosquito, Allah would
never give a cup of water for the unbelievers to drink." (Tirmidhi)
So, let us be constant in reciting these Noble Words or Phrases ( 100 times or more), as part of our daily Zikr... when we sit to remember Allah Ta'ala in the mornings and evenings.
Best Regards.
The Noble Prophet Muhammad, Sallallahu alaihi Wasallam, mentioned that "The most beloved words to Allah are four: SUBHANALLAH, ALHAMDULILLAH, LA-ILAHA ILLALLAH, ALLAHU AKBAR. It makes no difference with which one you begin [reciting]." (Sahih Muslim)
And very much related to this is the Prophet's saying:--
"To say: SUBHANALLAH and ALHAMDULILLAH and LA-ILAHA ILLALLAH and ALLAHU AKBAR is more beloved to me than that from which the sun rises." (Muslim)
In otherwords, reciting these phrases/words is more valuable than all this dunya and this universe. Indeed, this dunya does NOT weigh more than a wing of a mosquito in Allah's eyes as we learnt in the Hadith where the Prophet, alaihi Salaat was-salaam, said:--
"If the value of this dunya weighed the wing of a mosquito, Allah would
never give a cup of water for the unbelievers to drink." (Tirmidhi)
So, let us be constant in reciting these Noble Words or Phrases ( 100 times or more), as part of our daily Zikr... when we sit to remember Allah Ta'ala in the mornings and evenings.
Best Regards.