Better than Dhikr of Night and Day … | Mohamed Baajour

Some adhkār are so immense in reward that the companions described them as outweighing long periods of remembrance. Words that glorify Allah equal to the number of everything He created… and filling everything He created. Think about that. The mountains. The oceans. Every star in the sky. Every leaf that falls. Every soul that has existed and will exist. And Allah allowed your tongue to earn reward connected to all of it through simple remembrance. The beauty of dhikr is that anyone can do it. The rich and poor. The weak and strong. The busy and free. You do not always need a perfect moment to remember Allah. You only need a heart willing to return to Him. Perhaps a few sincere moments of dhikr each day are planting mountains of reward you cannot yet see. Alhamdulillahi ‘adada mã khalaq, wal-hamdulillahi mil’a mã khalaq, wal-hamdulillähi adada mã fil-ardi was-samã’, wal-hamdulillähi mil’a mã fil-ardi was-samã’, wal-hamdulillähi ‘adada mã ahșa kitabuhu, wal-hamdulillähi mil’a mã ahșā kitäbuhu, wal hamdulillähi adada kulli shay’, wal-hamdulillāhi mil’a kulli shay All praise is due to Allah equal to the number of what He created. All praise is due to Allah filling what He created. All praise is due to Allah equal to the number of what is in the earth and heavens. All praise is due to Allah filling what is in the earth and heavens. All praise is due to Allah equal to the number of what His Book has enumerated. All praise is due to Allah filling what His Book has enumerated. All praise is due to Allah equal to the number of everything. All praise is due to Allah filling everything.