The ruling on mentioning Subhan Rabi al-A'la in the bowing
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Question:
May Allah reward you with good. Abu Ahmad says: My question is for the Shaykh. I was praying the night prayer, the tahajjud, in Ramadan, and when I was in the bowing, I praised my Lord by saying: Subhan Rabi al-Azim, Subhan Rabi al-A'la, Subhan Rabi al-Rahman, Subhan Rabi al-Rahim, Subhan al-Malik al-Quddus, and I mentioned, with proper etiquette, as many of the beautiful names of Allah as I could. Is my action correct? An action like this.
Answer:
Except for your saying Subhan Rabi al-A'la; this is not said in the bowing, but only in the prostration.
May Allah reward you with good. Abu Ahmad says: My question is for the Shaykh. I was praying the night prayer, the tahajjud, in Ramadan, and when I was in the bowing, I praised my Lord by saying: Subhan Rabi al-Azim, Subhan Rabi al-A'la, Subhan Rabi al-Rahman, Subhan Rabi al-Rahim, Subhan al-Malik al-Quddus, and I mentioned, with proper etiquette, as many of the beautiful names of Allah as I could. Is my action correct? An action like this.
Answer:
Except for your saying Subhan Rabi al-A'la; this is not said in the bowing, but only in the prostration.
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