The Meaning of Subuh and Quddus
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. A questioner says: In the dhikr of ruku' and sujud, the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) are Subuh Quddus. The question is: Is Subuh one of the names of Allah? And what is the meaning of Subuh and Quddus?
Answer:
It is from the category of declaring Allah free of all imperfections. Subuh is the One who declares Himself free of imperfections, the One who is free of all imperfections, and Quddus is the same. Tawqib is declaring Allah free of all imperfections. Subuh and Quddus are forms of exaggeration derived from declaring Allah free of all imperfections and tawqib. Subuh means the One who declares Himself free of imperfections, that is, the One who is free of all imperfections, and Quddus means the One who is sanctified, the One who is free of all imperfections. Yes.
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. A questioner says: In the dhikr of ruku' and sujud, the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) are Subuh Quddus. The question is: Is Subuh one of the names of Allah? And what is the meaning of Subuh and Quddus?
Answer:
It is from the category of declaring Allah free of all imperfections. Subuh is the One who declares Himself free of imperfections, the One who is free of all imperfections, and Quddus is the same. Tawqib is declaring Allah free of all imperfections. Subuh and Quddus are forms of exaggeration derived from declaring Allah free of all imperfections and tawqib. Subuh means the One who declares Himself free of imperfections, that is, the One who is free of all imperfections, and Quddus means the One who is sanctified, the One who is free of all imperfections. Yes.
Source
معنى سبوح وقدوس — alfawzan.live
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