Praise Allah

If I am afflicted with a calamity, I praise Allah for it 4 times:

I praise Him because it wasn't worse than it was,

I praise Him when He gives me the patience to bear it,

I praise Him for enabling me to say al-istirja' ('To Allah we belong and to him we will return) in hope of a great reward,

I praise Him for not making it a calamity in my religion. (Shurayh)

"If something is meant to go elsewhere, it will never come your way, but if it is yours by destiny, from you it cannot flee."

Praising Allah in all circumstances strengthens our faith and brings us closer to Him.

Offering Praise to Allah is a fundamental act in Islam, deeply rooted in Islamic Facts about gratitude.

Praising Allah is a vital part of worship and reflection. For deeper understanding, read about the meaning of Iman (faith) and how it is manifested in everyday actions.

Expressions of gratitude are especially important during times of celebration, like Eid-ul-Fitr, when we are reminded to be thankful for Allah's blessings.

The concept of praising and remembering Allah is also emphasized in wise words from scholars.

Praising Allah is a fundamental act of worship that keeps a believer connected to their Creator. To further understand the spiritual benefits, explore the meaning of Iman (faith).

Praising Allah helps in maintaining a pure heart and avoiding spiritual illnesses. Reflect on golden words that encourage continuous praise and remembrance of Allah.