The Ruling on Excessive Effort and Rhyming in Supplication
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Your Eminence! What is the ruling on a woman saying in her supplication: "There is no god but Allah, as many as there were and as many as there will be, and as many as His movements and as many as His creations from Adam until they are resurrected".
This supplication is most likely an act of excessive effort. If she were to say: "Glory be to Allah and His praise, as many as His creations," or "There is no god but Allah, as many as His creations," that would suffice for all of that.And among the mention of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): ("Glory be to Allah and His praise, as many as His creations, Glory be to Allah and His praise, the pleasure of His Self, Glory be to Allah and His praise, the weight of His Throne, Glory be to Allah and His praise, the ink of His words") This is the most comprehensive form of glorification. As for those things that some people bring up, which they like because of the rhyming and the novel meaning! Then turning away from them to what the Sunnah brought is the better course.
This supplication is most likely an act of excessive effort. If she were to say: "Glory be to Allah and His praise, as many as His creations," or "There is no god but Allah, as many as His creations," that would suffice for all of that.And among the mention of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): ("Glory be to Allah and His praise, as many as His creations, Glory be to Allah and His praise, the pleasure of His Self, Glory be to Allah and His praise, the weight of His Throne, Glory be to Allah and His praise, the ink of His words") This is the most comprehensive form of glorification. As for those things that some people bring up, which they like because of the rhyming and the novel meaning! Then turning away from them to what the Sunnah brought is the better course.