ุงููุญูู ูุฏู ููููููู ุนูููู ููููู ุญูุงูู
All praise is due to Allah in every situation.
Alhamdulillah 'ala kulli hal
When to Read
This powerful statement of gratitude should be a constant companion in our hearts and on our tongues. While it's most profoundly felt and expressed during trials and tribulations, recognizing Allah's blessings even when things are tough, it's also a beautiful reminder to maintain our thankfulness in ease and hardship alike. When faced with a setback, a loss, or a difficult circumstance, taking a moment to utter this phrase can shift our perspective, reminding us that even in hardship, there is good we may not yet see, and that Allah's decree is always wise and just.
How to Read
Recite this statement with sincerity and a contemplating heart. The power lies not just in the utterance, but in the underlying belief and recognition that Allah's wisdom encompasses all situations. Focus on the 'kulli hal' โ *every* situation. This isn't just for the big trials, but for the everyday challenges that test our patience and reliance on Him. Let it be an active acknowledgment of His sovereignty over our lives, whether we perceive the outcome as positive or negative at the moment.
Virtues & Benefits
This simple yet profound declaration embodies the essence of patience (sabr) and gratitude (shukr). When we can praise Allah even in difficult times, it signifies a deep trust in His plan and a recognition of His hidden favors. The Prophet Muhammad ๏ทบ said: 'The believer's affair is all good. If he is pleased, he thanks Allah, and if he is harmed, he is patient, and both are good for him.' (Sahih Muslim 2999). Praising Allah in all circumstances cultivates inner peace, strengthens our faith, and opens doors to further blessings, as Allah says, 'If you are grateful, I will surely increase you' (Quran 14:7).
Source & Authentication
It was narrated from Abu Hurairah that the Messenger of Allah ๏ทบ said: 'The believer's affair is all good. If he is pleased, he thanks Allah, and if he is harmed, he is patient, and both are good for him.'