Jazak allahu khayran means

"Jazak Allah OR Jazakallah Khair "?Understanding Grammar Behind The word Jazakallah.Jazaak comes from the root word Jazaa which according to the popular Arabic-English dictionary, Al-Mawrid, has two meanings that are completely opposite to eachother!⚫Thus Jazaa can either mean reward OR punishment.⚫So :"JazakAllah" can may either mean " May Allah reward you" or punish you, while "JazakAllah Khair" means ... " May Allah reward you with the Best / Good."⚫So the correct way is to say Jazak Allah Khair & not just Jazak Allah. Though someone might say that the intention by saying Jazak Allah is the same like Jazak Allahu Khayran, if its so, then why not use the complete wordings as used by prophet(pbuh) and the sahabas? which is Jazak Allahu Khayran !⚫Jazak Allahu Khair depending on situation:Masculine: Jazak Allahu KhairFeminine: Jazaki Allahu KhairPlural: Jazakum Allahu Khair.Substitute for Jazakallah Khair is BarakAllahu Feek ( "May the blessings of Allah be upon you.").⚫How to Reply to Those who says Jazakallahu Khair to you:1⃣ Wa Antum Fa Jazakumullahu Khayran meaning "And you too, May Allah reward to with Khayr".Evidence from Sunnah: Usayd ibn Hadayr (sahabi) says: I said: O Messenger of Allah ﺟﺰﺍﻙ ﺍﻟﻠﻪ ﺧﻴﺮﺍ Jazaakallahu Khayran. The Prophet(pbuh) said: ﻭَﺃَﻧْﺘُﻢْ ﻓَﺠَﺰَﺍﻛُﻢُ ﺍﻟﻠَّﻪُ ﺧَﻴْﺮًﺍ Wa Antum Fa Jazakumullahu khayran (And you too, May Allah reward to with Khayr).[Albaani has said that the Hadeeh is Saheeh in al-Saheeha 3096, al-Ta'leeqaatul hisaan al Saheeh ibn Hibbaan 6231].2⃣ Wa Iyyakum (ﻭﺇﻳﺎﻛﻢ)” meaning “And goodness to you also”.This is the one the common message used

Traduction, prononciation et quoi répondre à l’expression Jazak allahu khayran Signification de jazak allahou khayran Jazak allahou khayran s’écrit en arabe “جَزَاكَ اللَّهُ خَيْرًا” et veut dire en français “Qu’Allah te récompense par un bien”. Il s’agit en fait d’une doua en arabe écrite en phonétique.Cette expression est souvent utilisée pour remercier une personne (voir merci en arabe), pour exprimer sa gratitude envers une personne nous ayant facilité une chose ou délivré un bien ou service. Mais aussi pour évoquer son approbation d’une doua ou d’une parole bénéfique ou plaisante. Les personnes ont l’habitude d’écrire cette expression de différentes manières :jazak allahou khairanjazak allahu khayranjazak allahou khayranjazak allah khairanjazakallahu khairanjazakallah khairLes nombreuses façons de l’écrire veulent en fait faire référence à l’expression arabe citée plus haut. L’écriture qui semble s’en rapprocher le plus reste “jazak allahou khayran”. Elle peut se décompenser en trois particules :جَزَاكَاللَّهُخَيْرًا Quoi répondre à Jazak allahu khayran ? Il y a plusieurs façons de répondre à cette expression. Vous pouvez par exemple dire (phonétique) : wa anta jazak allahou khayran. En français, cela peut se traduire par “Qu’Allah te récompense par un bien à toi aussi”.Il existe également des formules plus courtes pour répondre qui sont “وإياك” qui veut dire en français “A toi aussi” (wa iyyak). C’est utilisé pour une personne au singulier. Si l’on veut adresser cette expression à plusieurs personnes à la fois on dira “wa iyyakoum” en phonétique et s’écrit “وإياكم” en arabe. En français cela pourrait se traduire par “A vous aussi”. Pourquoi utiliser cette expression ? Jazak Allahu khayran est employé en guise de remerciement, au même titre que l’expression baraka Allahou fik. La gratitude est très importante pour le musulman. En témoigne le verset 60 de la sourate Ar Rahman (traduction rapprochée du sens) : “Y a-t-il une récompense pour le bien autre que le bien.”Ainsi que la hadith suivant où le Messager d’Allah صلى الله الله عليه وسلم dit : « Celui qui n’est pas reconnaissant envers le peuple n’est pas reconnaissant envers Allah. » (Abou Dawoud, No. 4811, Le livre de l’étiquette, chapitre 11 ; Tirmidhi, No.

We have. So, Alhamdulillah for everything that we have in our lives.Alhamdulillah in ArabicAlhamdulillah is written in Arabic as follows:الحمد للهSome people say Hamdullah or hamdulilah which is the same thing as saying Alhamdulillah. As we said the English meaning of this word can be “All praise is due to Allah”, “All praise is due to God alone”, “All the praises and thanks be to Allah”, or “Praise be to Allah.”Muslims recite this word all the time because both the Quran and Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing be upon him) teach us to say it daily and frequently.Alhamdulillah in EnglishAlhamdulillah has more than one translation, but they are all similar, here they are:“All praise is due to Allah.”“praise is due to God alone.”“the praises and thanks be to Allah.”“Praise be to Allah.”Hadith on Importance of Remembering AllahHere is a hadith alhamdillahAbu Malik Al-Ash’ari (may Allah be pleased with him) reported:The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “Purity is half of iman (faith). ‘Al-hamdu lillah (all praise and gratitude belong to Allah)’ fills the scales, and ‘subhan-Allah (how far is Allah from every imperfection) and ‘Al-hamdulillah (all praise and gratitude belong to Allah)’ fill that which is between heaven and earth.”Another Hadith about Saying alhamdulillah when someone sneezes:Abu Salih reported that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, “When one of you sneezes, he should say, ‘Praise be to Allah.’ When he says, ‘Praise be to Allah, ‘ his brother or companion should say to him [Yarhamuk-Allah], ‘May Allah have mercy on you.’ Then let the person who sneezed say [Yahdikum-ullah wa yuslihu balakum], ‘May Allah guide you and put your affairs in order.’” You should always thank Allah and say alhamdillah for everything that you have got, we have many things to thank Allah for more than we can count.You could simply thank God and say ‘say allahumdullah for everything’, ‘alhamdulillah rabb al alamin’, or just say ‘alhamdullah’.Alhamdulillah for everything in Arabic is written as ‘الحمد لله على كل شئ’.Now we know that ‘Alhamdulillah’ is part of what is called Tasbih. After each prayer, Muslims say ‘Subhanallah (God is perfect), Alhamdulillah (All praise is due to Allah), and Allahu Akbar (Allah is greatest). Each one of them is said 33 times.related question What is the difference between mashallah and alhamdulillah?Sometimes you hear a word or a sentence that you don’t know how to reply to or what it even means, so, in this article, we will teach you how to reply to mashallah.MashaAllah is said when someone says that you are beautiful so you can simply answer with thank you, “Jazak Allahu Khayran” or “Alhamdulillah”.‘Alhamdulillah’ means ‘Praise be to God’ a person uses it when

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The excellence of reciting Durood Shareef - Page 3 of 7 3. DUROOD-E-FATH ALLAHUMMA SALLI WASALLIM WABARIK ALA SAYYIDINA MUHAMMADINIL FAATIHI LIMA UGHLIQA WAL KHAATIMI LIMA SABAKA WAN NAASIRIL HAQQA BIL HAQQI WAL HAADI ILA SIRAATIKAL MUSTAQEEMI SALLAL LAAHU ALAIHI WA ALA AALI WA ASHABIHI HAQQA QADRIHI MIQDAARIHIL AZEEM. "O Allah! May Thy grace, peace and blessings rest on Muhammad, our Master, who opens that which is closed, and closes that which is preceded, who helps truth with truth, and who guided mankind to Thy straight path. May blessings of Allah be on him and his Family and Companions as according to his exalted position befitting his merit and his high rank". Actually, this Durood Shareef is in the Holy Quran; but then it was kept a secret. Hazrat Abu-Bakr Siddique (radi Allahu anhu), the first Caliph of Islam, used to recite it daily without fail. Some narrations say that it is because of this Durood that he was awarded the title of "Siddique" which means "Testifier to the Truth". Hazrat Abul Muqqarab (radi Allahu anhu) says that a man's total sins will be washed away if he recites Durood-e-Fath for forty days continuously. Hazrat Shaikh Muhammad Bakari (radi Allahu anhu) says that the recitation of Durood-e-Fath once a day relieves the reciter from the Fire of Hell. Hazrat Syed Ahmed Hillam (radi Allahu anhu) says that Durood-e- Fath was the most favourite routine of Hazrat Ghaus-e-Azam, Sheikh Abdul Qaadir Jilani (radi Allahu anhu) of Baghdad Shareef. The great Saints also say that Durood-e-Fath is actual and real light. Hazrat Sheikh Yusuf Bin Ismail (radi Allahu anhu) says that this Durood Shareef is the greatest mystery of Allah. It brings 100% success and happiness to the reciter. In fact, this Durood Shareef brings prosperity and favour and solves all the