8 Tips for Making Dua, from Shukr. Say your duas out loud. Begin by praising Allah (SWT). Send prayers upon the Prophet (SAW). Mention the attributes of Allah (SWT) using the ninety-nine names in a way that relates to your duas. Ask for forgiveness. Mention good deeds you have done for the sake of Allah (SWT).
In the second part of the advice, the prophet of Allah ď·ş wanted to inculcate the concept of Al-Shukr (giving thanks and gratitude) and Al-Kufr (being ungrateful) in the mind of his student. He amazingly encouraged him to learn how to admit and recognize the divine bounty and thank Allah SWT as the bounty's sole Giver.
"La yashkor Allah man la yashkor al nas” is an expression that translates to “who doesn’t thank people doesn’t thank Allah”. “Man shakara al qalil istahaqqa al jazeel” is another saying that implies that a little bit of thanks will earn the thankful much. If you want to thank someone, you say shukran.

Whenever we see the bounties of Allah, for example, a beautiful thing we say Mashallah without any hesitation. It has become a routine thing in many Muslim cultures. Hence, Mashallah Tabarakallah can be used to thank Allah, gratify his bounties, praise his creations, or protect ourselves from the evil eye.

The difference between saying Jazak Allah for males and females is that when you say Jazak Allahu khayran to a male, it is appropriate to say “jazaka Allah Khair” or ” jazak allahu khayran”. He replies with “Jazana wa iyyaka”, whereas when saying Jazak Allah to a female , it is appropriate to say “jazaki Allah Khairan” . and she 6. Zakah, Sadaqah and Generosity: Ramadan generates the spirit of giving and sacrifice. When we deprive ourselves of food and drink we understand and realize well what it means to be hungry and thirsty. We realize the pain of those who cannot find the basic necessities of life. Be very charitable and generous.
We should consciously thank Allah (SWT) from the smallest of things to the biggest of things – we should always say “Alhamdulillah” and praise the one who made it possible for us. It is Allah’s (SWT) mercy if we find ourselves being saved from calamities and difficulties in life, it is not our own doing. Allah (SWT) loves those who turn
When he was imprisoned, he used to say when prostrating: “O Allah, help me to remember You, give thanks to You and to worship You well. Ma sha Allah. He said to me (Ibn al-Qayyim) one day: The one who is really detained is the one who keeps his heart away from his Lord, and the real prisoner is the one who is captive to his whims and desires.

Many simple phrases can be repeated to give thanks and glory to Allah SWT in this way. Du'a From the Quran Balil-laha fa'bod wakum minash-shakireen. Worship Allah, and be of those who give thanks. (Quran 39:66) Tabarakasmo rabbika thil jalali wal ikram. Blessed be the name of thy Lord, full of Majesty, Bounty, and Honor. (Quran 55:78)

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