Bersabda Allah 'Azza wa Jalla akan berfirman pada hari kiamat: semua golongan akan tahu siapakah golongan yang paling mulia. Rasulullah saw. ditanya,"siapakah golongan yang paling mulia itu ya Rasulullah?", Rasulullah pun menjawab: Golongan majelis-majelis zikir. Yes it is proven, based on the following Hadith: Sayyidah Fatimah (radiyallahu 'anha) has narrated: "When Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wasallam) would enter the masjid, he would recite/send salawat and salam upon Muhammad [i.e himself - sallallahu 'alayhi wasallam] and say: 'Rabbighfirli Dhunubi Waftah Li Abwaba Rahmatik [O my Rasulullah SAW bersabda, "Katakanlah, Subhanallah, Walhamdulillah, Walaa Ilaaha Illallah, Wallahu Akbar niscaya akan ditanamkan untukmu dengan setiap kalimat tersebut, sebuah pohon di surga .," (HR. Ibnu Majah no. 3807). Tidak hanya itu, lafal subhanallah dan walhamdulillah dapat dijadikan zikir setelah mendirikan salat. Innalillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un (انا لله وانا اليه راجعون) adalah potongan dari ayat Al-Quran, dari Surah Al-Baqarah, ayat 156.Isi penuh ayat tersebut adalah: Innal Hamda Lillah, Nahmaduhu Wa Nasta'inuhu Wa Nastaghfiruhu, Wa Na'uzdu Billahi Min Syururi Anfusina Wa Min Sayyi'ati A'malina, Mayyahdihillahu Fala Mudhillalah Wa Mayyudlilhu Fala Hadiyalah, Wa Asyhadu An La Ilaha Illallah Wahdahu La Syarikalahu Wa Asyhadu Anna Muhammadan 'Abduhu Wa Rasuluhu. Amma ba'du, Fa Inna Ashdaqal Haditsi Kitabullah Vay Nhanh Fast Money. Alhamdulillah was adopted from the first verse of the Holy Quran. Alhamdulillah is an Arabic word, which is also called Tamid in the native Arabic language. The word means "praise be to God," at times interpreted as "thanks to God," and is used by Muslims of every region and backgrounds. Alhamdulillah was adopted from the first verse of a holy Islamic book called the Quran Al-Fatiha. However, the word is also used by Jewish and Christians who speak the Arabic language. The Three Parts of Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah can sub-divided into three parts, Al, Hamdu, and Li-llah. Each of these elements has the specific meaning, for instance, Al is an article "the", Hamdu can be interpreted literally to mean "praise" or "commendation." Finally, Li-llah contains two parts of speech, a preposition Li and a noun Allah which means "Allah." The word Allah uniquely says, God. The article the is used the same way as in the English language to single out the noun showing that he Allah is the Supreme Being, a one of a kind "God." Muslims and Arabic speakers frequently use the word Allah; for this overuse of the word by more than one subgroups, it was coined to Hamdala. It is found in notable Islamic names including Muhammad, Mahmud, and Ahmad. Translation When we translate Alhamdulillah to English it has several versions of meaning. For instance, we could convert it to, "all praise is due to God alone." Alhamdulillah also means "all thanks and praises be to Allah." Finally, the translation of Alhamdulillah can also be "praise be to Allah." Uses of Alhamdulillah in Historical Sources A writer by the name Jabir ibn Abd-Allah wrote in his Hadith that the best way to remember God is to chant la ilaha illa llah and the best prayer is the Alhamdulillah. Abu Huraira also wrote that according to Muhammad, any prayer that excludes the word Alhamdulillah is a defective prayer. On the other hand, Anas bin Malik stated that according to Muhammad, God is pleased with a slave who gives thanks by using the word Alhamdulillah every time he or she takes a drink at any time of eating. Alhamdulillah Greetings Several Islamic greetings use the phrase Alhamdulillah. For instance, when a Muslim meets another Muslim, the greeting would be salamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa barakatuhu which means "may the blessings, mercy, and peace of Allah shower upon you." The reply would be wa alaikum salam wa rahmatullah wa barakatuhu meaning "and may the peace, blessings, and mercy of Allah be upon you." When one sneezes, the reaction is to say Alhamdulillah which can mean "all praise is due to God alone" and the reply by the rest is yah hamuk Allah meaning "may Allah have mercy on you." When one wants to sleep, they say Bismika Allahumma amutu wa ahyaa meaning "oh Allah in your name I live and die." To express sorrow when somebody passes away, one says Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajiun, to mean "to Allah we belong and to Him we return." Home Did You Know What is the Meaning of Alhamdulilah? What is the meaning of Hamdullah? Hamdullah or hamdulilah is the short form of saying Alhamdulillah. This is a powerful Arabic word which translates to mean “All praise is due to Allah”. As a Muslim, reciting this word is an integral part of our deen; both the Quran and Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad saws teach us to say this word daily. Whenever we pray salah daily prayer we begin with the recitation of “Alhamdulillahi Rabbil aalameen” which is the beginning of Suratul Fatiha and means [All] praise is [due] to Allah, Lord of the worlds. Alhamdulillah in Arabic In Arabic Alhamdulillah is written, ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلّٰهِ The word is made of three partsal, the definite article meaning “the”.hamdu, which literal means “praise”li-llah, preposition + noun this together we get “All Praise To Allah” or “Praise and thanks be to Allah”. Proper Pronunciation of Alhamdulillah Here’s the correct pronunciation of the word in Arabic Hadith on Importance of Remembering Allah Abu 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.” Grade Sahih Al-Albani English reference Book 40, Hadith 927 Arabic reference Book 1, Hadith 927Saying 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.'” Grade Sahih Al-Albani English reference Book 40, Hadith 927 Arabic reference Book 1, Hadith 927Transliteration of Alhamdulillah Transliteration is a way to write the word from the original language Arabic to another language as to help non-native speakers with the pronunciation. There’s no one right way, as long as it accomplishes the goal to pronounce correctly. All across the web you’ll see the following Hamdullah Hamdulillah Al-hamdulillah hamdala al hamdu lillah hamdoullah Al-hamdu lil-lah Al-Hamdi Lil lah hamdulilah Al-HAM-du-LI-lah al ham du allah Alhamdulillah also referred to as tahmid which means praising. Most commonly you’ll find either Alhamdulillah or Al-hamdulillah as it more fully encapsulates how to correctly pronounce this To Say There are many different situations that saying alhamdulillah would be acceptable. The most common reason would be for dhikr meaning short prayer to remember and thank Allah. Whenever we find ourselves waiting, instead of escaping the present moment through our phones we could say silently to ourselves subhanallah, alhamdulillah and allahu akbar repeatedly. This would be a better use of our time and we would find this a lot more fulfilling than going through our Whatsapp messages or scrolling mindlessly through social media. More generally, whenever you find yourself benefiting from an accomplishment or achievement remember to say Alhamdulillah. Nothing can happen without the will of Allah, sometimes our ego starts to control us and we begin to believe in our supremacy. We give ourselves too much credit and this can be a destructive characteristic that needs to be avoided at all cost. If left unchecked our egos become inflated and we can become boastful and prideful forgetting about the role Allah has played by giving us the chance, opportunity, and timing which all factor into our success. Saying Alhamdulillah is more than just a word, it’s a philosophy. It shows your character and ability to be humble and show humility. All very respectable qualities. Final Remarks Every pain has a purpose. Every fall has a reason. Allah wouldn’t have allowed it to happen otherwise. Remember, life is a process. Each part of it is necessary to reach your next milestone. There’s really no such thing as failure, your story continues and life goes on. So embrace whatever Allah has planned and keep moving forward, that’s all there is to do. “And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient.”Surah Baqarah verse 155 How To Use In A Sentence Here are some real life examples we’ve compiled from Facebook and Twitter that show how Muslim’s use this word in everyday conversation. Example 1Make dua you find a spouse who completely understands you and supports your every decision every day of your lives together, because trust me it’s priceless. Alhamdulillah. Example 2Alhamdulillah. for another Day. May Allah help us in strengthening our imaan and guide us to straight path. Example 3Al Hamdulillah Brother, Be proud May Allah Bless You! Example 4Everything is slowly piecing together, alhamdulillah. Example 5The more I see of the world. The more I silently whisper, Alhamdulillah for Islam. Example 6My lucks been tough lately but it’s still hamdullah always. Example 7I’m very lucky that despite having no mentor whatsoever, the collective guidance of my family and close colleagues fills that void. But I’ve recently identified my mentor, told them that’s how I see them; and they put in the time when I ask, Hamdulillah! Very grateful. Learn More Islamic Terms

wa ba du fa inna walhamdulillah