Today I'm grateful for ...

I am grateful for that

I am alive and still a Muslim.

A new day

Taking a fresh shower and ablution

Performing Fajr Prayer

A mug of milo

A plate of fried spaghetti (asian style - luv you mum):thankyou:

My job, thanks to the magistrates who is on maternity leave.

My family and friends too.


In the name of God and in the name of my country. I'm grateful.:thankyou:

I'm grateful that Allah gave me another day to live for me to engage in his worship.

"oh Allah whatever i have woken up with this morning from blessings or (the blessings with) anyone else from your creation they are from you, you alone, you have no partners-so all praise be to you and all thanks be to you"

this is a rough translation of a du'ah (prayer) the prophet used to read in the morning and evening to be grateful to God.

I'm grateful for having the peace of islam in my heart.

Respect sis

format_quote Originally Posted by Aalimah

I know the arabic of the dua - "Allhumma inni asaluka ba'da maa'amaataana wa ilaihin nushoor"

the arabic is "allahumma maa asbaha bi mini3 matin ow bi ahadimmin khalqik, faminka wahdaka laa shariikalak falakal hamdu walakashukr"

Hey the dua i wrote is what i say so kay:

O SUGAR!!!!!!!!! It is that dua what u just said sorry I'll edit my post

That IS what we on about

format_quote Originally Posted by Asma1

No that's a dua that u say upon waking up. And it's waa'amaatana

No its not....

format_quote Originally Posted by Abd'Majid

whoah really? i say:

"Alhamdullilah hillazi, ahiyaana ba'adana, maa'amaatana wa ilay hinushur"

:eek: which one shud i use

use the one found in authentic narration (maybe the prophet (saw) used to say both versions-dif. words can have the same meaning)-i use this one too.

format_quote Originally Posted by Abd'Majid

its maa'amaatana.... i'll try find the sourcing

Yeah i've just asked my sis and she says it is - i've edited my post.
Oh no i've been saying the wrong du'a all this time. :grumbling innalillah