Is the phrase "shukran lillah" (thanks to Allah) established in the Sunnah, just as the phrase "al-hamdu lillah" (praise be to Allah) is established?
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The questioner : Is there a phrase in the words of the hadiths that conveys gratitude through supplication, by which the servant expresses thanks to Allah (Blessed and Exalted is He) in the Sunnah? We hear the word "shukr" (thanks) often, and we hear that it has great virtue. Is there a text in the hadiths of a supplication using the specific word "shukr" for thanking Allah for His blessings?
The Shaykh : To thank everyone who has done good to him.
The questioner : To Allah.
The Shaykh : Thanks to Allah.
The questioner : Like "al-hamdu lillah" (praise be to Allah); many hadiths have been transmitted with the phrase "al-hamdu lillah" (praise be to Allah, Mighty and Majestic). Now we are asking about the phrase "shukr" (thanks).
The Shaykh : Do you mean as a regular recitation? I do not know of any in the Sunnah.
The Shaykh : To thank everyone who has done good to him.
The questioner : To Allah.
The Shaykh : Thanks to Allah.
The questioner : Like "al-hamdu lillah" (praise be to Allah); many hadiths have been transmitted with the phrase "al-hamdu lillah" (praise be to Allah, Mighty and Majestic). Now we are asking about the phrase "shukr" (thanks).
The Shaykh : Do you mean as a regular recitation? I do not know of any in the Sunnah.