I am looking for a hadeeth which say whenever rasulullah salallahu a'layhe wasallam recite "sabbihisma rabbikal A'laa" he, salallahu alayhe wasallam would then say " subhana rabbiyal a'laa"
and whatever articles related to the saying of tasbeeh/tahmeed when reciting an ayah of tasbeeh etc.
baarakallaahu feekum
wassalamualaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
إبراهيم البخاري
Ibrahim Bukhari
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Ibn Sharefah Abdul-Qawiyy al-Michiganee
quote:
Abu Dawood & Baihaqi with a saheeh isnaad. This hadeeth is general, so it applies to both recitation during prayer, whether voluntary or obligatory, and outside it. Ibn Abi Shaibah (2/132/2) has transmitted from Abu Moosa al-Ash'ari and Mugheerah ibn Shu'bah that they used to say this in obligatory prayers, adn from 'Umar and 'Ali without such specification.
aboo husaam shaheed ibn george williams
wichita, ks usa
This message was edited by shahid393 on 12-22-05 @ 6:14 PM
When he recited, "Does He not have the power to give life to the dead?" (Qiyaamah 75:40), he would say,
سبحانك فبلى (Glory be to You, of course!)
and when he recited,"Glorify the name of your Lord Most High" (A'laa 87:1), he would say,
سبحان ربى الاعلى (Glorified be my Lord Most High).
Abu Daawood & Baihaqi with a saheeh isnaad. This hadeeth is general, so it applies to both recitation during prayer, whether voluntary or obligatory, and outside it. Ibn Abi Shaibah (2/132/2) has transmitted from Abu Moosa al-Ash`ari and Mugheerah ibn Shu`bah that they used to say this in obligatory prayers, and from `Umar and `Ali without such specification.
'Abdurraheem Alhindee