What is the difference between al-hamd (praise) and al-thana (commendation)?

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. I heard from one of the students of knowledge a distinction between al-hamd and al-thana, and he said that al-hamd is not called al-thana, citing the Qudsi hadith . In this hadith, al-hamd is the reporting of the perfection of the attributes of the one praised, while al-thana is the repetition of al-hamd. So what is the correct view?

Answer:
The difference between them is that al-thana is for the voluntary beauty that is by the choice of the person, for which he is commended. Al-hamd is for the voluntary beauty. One is praised for this thing because it is by his choice: he gave charity, he gave, he taught, he advised. These are voluntary acts for which one is praised. As for al-thana, it is only for the beauty in which the servant has no hand; he is commended for the quality he possesses, but it is not by his choice. Yes, he is commended for beauty, he is commended for strength, he is commended for courage. Yes.