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The meaning of Subhanahu wa Ta'ala
The basic Arabic word subhan means swimming or being in someting. Equipped with this information, a broad theory of the meaning of Subhan Allah is a powerful metaphor that presents Allah as a vast ocean and relies entirely on Him for all kinds of support - such as with the help of the ocean. ۔
Subhan Allah can also mean "Allah be exalted" or "Allah be free from any deficiency."
Or do they have a god other than Allah? Praise be to Allah, whatever they associate with Him. (Surah Isra '17:43) In general, the term is used not for general good fortune or achievement, but for the wonder of the natural world. For example, a perfect grade to use when looking at a perfect sunset would be grade, but not to thank God for a good grade in a test.
Praise be to Allah Subhan Allah is a part of the collection of phrases that are formed together with Fatima's Tasbeeh (prayer beads). They have been repeated 33 times after prayers. These sentences include Subhan Allah (God is perfect) Alhamdu Lilaah (all praise is due to Allaah), and Allah o Akbar (Allaah is the Greatest).
The command to pray in this way comes from Hazrat Abu Huraira ad-Dawa Al-Zahrani, who is a companion of Hazrat Muhammad of:
"Some poor people came to the Prophet and said, 'The wealthy people will get higher grades and will have permanent enjoyment and they pray like us and fast as we do. They have more money by which they perform the hajj, and Umra; fight and struggle in Allah's Cause and give in charity.'" "The Prophet said, 'Shall I not tell you a thing upon which if you acted you would catch up with those who have surpassed you? Nobody would overtake you and you would be better than the people amongst whom you live except those who would do the same. Say Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, and Allahu Akbar 33 times each after every [compulsory] prayer.'" (Hadith 1:804)
Remember the purpose Muslims also refer to Subhan Allah in times of personal trial and struggle as "a refuge in the remembrance of purpose and the beauty of creation."
“Do the people think that they will be left to say, 'We believe,' without being put to the test? No, we have tested those before them…” (Quran 29:2-3) Believing that trials in life can be protracted and endure their patience, it is in times of weakness that Muslims say Subhan Allah to help restore balance and vision and keep their minds in a completely different place. put it.
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