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(meaning) Allah is Most Great (kali), All praise is due to Allah (kali), Glory be to Allah in the morning and evening (kali), from his whispers (madness), his breath (poems / songs like) and his breath (arrogance) .
Topic | Read basmalah before fatihah
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If you read "Alhamdulillah" then read "Bismillaahir Rochmaanir Rochiim", which is the essence of the Koran, the essence of the book, and seven repeated verses, while "Bismillaahir Rochmaanir Rochiim" is one of them.
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(Abu Huroyroh) it was reported that he prayed and then recited basmalah then recited Al-Fatihah until he reached waladh dhoolliin he read amen, people read: amen, and every time he prostrates he says: Allahu Akbar, katuka gets up from his seat after two rakaat he also say: Allahu Akbar. Then he got up and said hello. Then he said: By the One in Whose hand is my soul, I am the one who is closest in prayer to the Messenger of Allah.
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(Abdulloh bin Abbas) is reported to have said: It was the Prophet - Peace and blessing be upon him - who opened his prayers with basmalah.
(meaning) Allah is Most Great (kali), All praise is due to Allah (kali), Glory be to Allah in the morning and evening (kali), from his whispers (madness), his breath (poems / songs like) and his breath (arrogance) .
Topic | Read basmalah before fatihah
h642
If you read "Alhamdulillah" then read "Bismillaahir Rochmaanir Rochiim", which is the essence of the Koran, the essence of the book, and seven repeated verses, while "Bismillaahir Rochmaanir Rochiim" is one of them.
h643
(Abu Huroyroh) it was reported that he prayed and then recited basmalah then recited Al-Fatihah until he reached waladh dhoolliin he read amen, people read: amen, and every time he prostrates he says: Allahu Akbar, katuka gets up from his seat after two rakaat he also say: Allahu Akbar. Then he got up and said hello. Then he said: By the One in Whose hand is my soul, I am the one who is closest in prayer to the Messenger of Allah.
h644
(Abdulloh bin Abbas) is reported to have said: It was the Prophet - Peace and blessing be upon him - who opened his prayers with basmalah.