The ruling on limiting oneself to saying "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise" when rising from bowing
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Question:
The poet, the one of high rank, asks: Is it sufficient, when rising from bowing behind the imam, to say only "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise," or must one say "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise and thanks, abundant, good, and blessed"?
Answer:
The one that includes "thanks"—"to You belongs all praise, abundant praise, good, and blessed"—is more complete. If he says "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise" and stops there, that is praise and is sufficient. Yes.
The poet, the one of high rank, asks: Is it sufficient, when rising from bowing behind the imam, to say only "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise," or must one say "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise and thanks, abundant, good, and blessed"?
Answer:
The one that includes "thanks"—"to You belongs all praise, abundant praise, good, and blessed"—is more complete. If he says "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise" and stops there, that is praise and is sufficient. Yes.
Source
لقاء الجمعة 23-11-1440 — alfawzan.live (17:58)
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