Saying Rabbana Wa lakal-Hamd in Salah. Some people add the words, Wash-Shukr (and thanks) after saying: Rabbana Wa lakal-Hamd (Our Lord,all praise is due to You). What is the opinion regarding this? Answer: There is no doubt that confining oneself to what has been reported is preferable, so if a person straightens up from Ruku, he should say: ‘Our Lord, all praise is due to You,’ and he should not add the words:’ And thanks,’ because they have not been reported. I would like to take this opportunity to say that the forms which have been reported regarding this matter are four in number: Rabbana Wa Lakal-Hamd. Rabbana Lakal-Hamd. Allahumma Rabbana Lakal-Hamd. Allahumma Rabbana Wa Lakal-Hamd. These four forms may be said, but not all at once; rather you should say this one once and that one once; in some of your prayers, you should say Rabbana Wa Lakal-Hamd and in other prayers, you should say Rabbana Lakal-Hamd and in others, you should say Allahumma Rabbana Lakal-Hamd and in others, you should say Allahumma Rabbana Wa Lakal-Hamd. But as for the words, Wash-Shukr, they have not been reported, therefore it is better not to say them. Allah we ask you to remind us of remembering you and praising you. For you all praise and worship belongs! Show us the straight path and forgive us our Sins. Slave to Allah Shk Mulindwa Ramadhan Al-Azhary.
Posted on: Wed, 24 Jul 2013 19:31:29 +0000
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