From the teachings of Hazrat Maulana Shah Abdur Raheem Sahab Dard (Rahmatullah Alaih)
Meaning
Al-Hameed means the Praiseworthy: the One who alone deserves all praise, glorification and thanks, whether or not anyone praises Him.
Understanding the Name
Every prayer begins with Alhamdulillahi Rabbil ‘alamin, “All praise is for Allah, Lord of the worlds.” Allah is praised for His perfect qualities and for His countless blessings. “O mankind, you are those in need of Allah, while Allah is the Free of need, the Praiseworthy” (Fatir 35:15).
A believer who remembers Al-Hameed learns to praise Allah in ease and in difficulty, and his heart becomes grateful and content.
Effects and reflections
Speaking about a good and capable person makes the speaker good as well, just as bad company has a harmful effect. So by remembering goodness a person becomes good, and by dwelling on evil he becomes evil.
Once Hazrat Rabi‘a Basri (Rahmatullah Alaiha) went out of her house for some need. To please her, her students began to talk about the evils of the world. When she returned she was displeased and said that instead they should have recited Durood (Salawat) and remembered Allah, as that would have been better for them. It is better to speak about goodness, because it influences the speaker.
Treatment (Amal)
Whoever recites “Yā Ḥamīd” 73 times after prayer, with Durood at the beginning and the end, will, Insha’Allah, be blessed with goodness.
Jan 6 2015
Ya Hamid Meaning, Benefits & Wazifa – Al-Hamid (The Praiseworthy)
Al-Hamid
From the teachings of Hazrat Maulana Shah Abdur Raheem Sahab Dard (Rahmatullah Alaih)
Meaning
Al-Hameed means the Praiseworthy: the One who alone deserves all praise, glorification and thanks, whether or not anyone praises Him.
Understanding the Name
Every prayer begins with Alhamdulillahi Rabbil ‘alamin, “All praise is for Allah, Lord of the worlds.” Allah is praised for His perfect qualities and for His countless blessings. “O mankind, you are those in need of Allah, while Allah is the Free of need, the Praiseworthy” (Fatir 35:15).
A believer who remembers Al-Hameed learns to praise Allah in ease and in difficulty, and his heart becomes grateful and content.
Effects and reflections
Speaking about a good and capable person makes the speaker good as well, just as bad company has a harmful effect. So by remembering goodness a person becomes good, and by dwelling on evil he becomes evil.
Once Hazrat Rabi‘a Basri (Rahmatullah Alaiha) went out of her house for some need. To please her, her students began to talk about the evils of the world. When she returned she was displeased and said that instead they should have recited Durood (Salawat) and remembered Allah, as that would have been better for them. It is better to speak about goodness, because it influences the speaker.
Treatment (Amal)
Whoever recites “Yā Ḥamīd” 73 times after prayer, with Durood at the beginning and the end, will, Insha’Allah, be blessed with goodness.
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