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3583. Humaidah bint Yāsir narrated from her grandmother Yusairah – and she was one of those who emigrated – she said: "The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said to us: 'Hold fast to At-Tasbīḥ, At-Tahlīl, and At-Taqdīs,[1] and count them upon the fingertips, for indeed they shall be questioned, and they will be made to speak. And do not become heedless, so that you forget about the Mercy (of Allāh)." (Hasan)
[Abū 'Eisā said:] This Hadīth [is Gharīb], we only know of it through the narration of Hānī' bin 'Uthmān, and Muḥammad bin Rabī'ah reported it from Hānī' bin 'Uthmān.
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[1] Saying "Subḥān Al-Malik, Al-Quddūs" (Glory to the King, the Free of Deficiencies" or "Rabbul Malaiki War-Rūḥ") (Glorified, the Free of Deficiencies, the Lord of the angels and the spirit." See Tuhfat Al-Aḥwadī.
Commentary
'Tasbīh' is saying 'Subhān Allāh', 'Tahlīl' is saying 'Lā Ilāha Illallāh' and 'Taqdīs' is saying 'Subhān Al-Malik Al-Quddūs Ya Sabbuho Quddūs Rābbal-Malaikatah' pure is the Master of angels and the spirit.
