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So besides getting 1000 hasana, you are getting 100 trees planted in Jinnah.
Learn how saying 'Subhanallah' 100 times in 2 minutes earns 1000 rewards, removes 1000 sins, and plants 100 trees in Jannah.
Key Takeaways
- Saying 'Subhanallah' 100 times daily can earn 1000 rewards or wipe away 1000 sins.
- This zikr takes only two minutes and is easy to perform.
- It also results in planting 100 trees in paradise, adding environmental and spiritual benefits.
- Small acts of worship have immense significance in Islam.
- 'Subhanallah' is a powerful phrase affirming Allah's perfection and is highly beloved to Him.
Summary
- Saying 'Subhanallah' 100 times in two minutes grants 1000 hasana (rewards) or removes 1000 sins according to a Hadith in Sahih Muslim.
- The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) encouraged this simple act as an easy way to gain immense spiritual reward daily.
- 'Subhanallah' affirms Allah's perfection and freedom from any human deficiencies.
- Besides spiritual rewards, saying 'Subhanallah' also results in 100 trees being planted in Jannah (paradise).
- The difference between Jannah and Hellfire is just one hasana, highlighting the importance of small acts of worship.
- 'Subhanallah' is one of the four most beloved phrases to Allah, along with 'Alhamdulillah', 'La ilaha illallah', and 'Allahu Akbar'.
- The speaker emphasizes imagining the Sahaba hearing the Prophet's words to connect deeply with the teaching.
- This zikr (remembrance) is a simple, quick, and highly rewarding amal (deed) accessible to all Muslims.
- The video encourages regular practice of this zikr to gain continuous spiritual benefits.
- The narration is sourced from authentic Hadith collections, ensuring reliability.
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Allahu Akbar, for two minutes, Subhanallah.
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Simple effort, very easy to perform amal, but the reward again is amazing.
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Ready?
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The Hadith is in Sahih Muslim.
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Qala Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Aya'jizu ahadukum an yakseba kulla yawm alfa hasana?
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Is anyone of you unable to gain one thousand hasana a day?
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I want you to put yourself instead of the Sahaba and you heard this in the place of the Sahaba and you heard these words coming out from Rasulullah S.A.W, we should imagine the same that Rasulullah S.A.W is sitting with us and he is saying who is incapable of gaining one thousand hasanas a day?
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The Sahaba immediately said, Ya Rasulullah, how can we gain a thousand hasana a day?
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Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said,
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You say Subhanallah 100 times, then Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala will either write for you 1000 hasana or 1000 sins will be wiped away.
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Allahu Akbar.
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Allahu Akbar.
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100 times Subhanallah, I timed it, it takes two minutes.
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Two minutes to gain 1000 hasana, my brothers and sisters, the difference between Jannah and Nar is one hasana.
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One hasana, Subhanallah.
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Subhanallah.
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Subhanallah.
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What does Subhanallah mean?
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Subhanallah, like we mentioned many, many times before.
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Subhanallah means I am affirming that Allah is perfect in every attribute.
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Allah is perfect in his ilm, in being the Alim.
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Allah is perfect in being Al-Hakim, the All-Wise.
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Allah is perfect being Al-Basir in every single attribute.
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And Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala is free from any deficiency.
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He does not need help.
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He does not need to sleep, he does not need to eat.
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He does not get tired.
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Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala free from all these deficiencies that we have as humans.
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Subhanallah.
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Subhanallah also plants a tree in Jinnah.
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So besides getting 1000 hasana, you are getting 100 trees planted in Jinnah.
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Allahu Akbar.
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For two minutes, Subhanallah.
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My brothers and sisters, Subhanallah is one of the four words that are the most beloved to Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala.
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Subhanallah, walhamdulillah, wala ilaha illallah, wallahu Akbar.
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Subhanallah is one of the words that Rasulullah S.A.W. said, they are better than the whole dunya and everything in it.
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Allahu Akbar.
Topics:SubhanallahZikrHasanaIslamic rewardsSahih MuslimProphet MuhammadSpiritual benefitsIslamic teachingsJannahRemembrance of Allah
