33× • Sahih Muslim 597

سُبْحَانَ اللَّهِ

SubhanAllah

আল্লাহ পরম পবিত্র

Glory be to Allah

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About SubhanAllah

SubhanAllah means “Glory be to Allah”, and in Bangla, “আল্লাহ পরম পবিত্র”. One cycle of the counter above is 33 repetitions.

Virtue

The first of the three remembrances said after every prescribed prayer — 33 tasbih, 33 tahmid and 34 takbir — of which the Prophet ﷺ said the reciter's sins are forgiven even if they are like the foam of the sea.

প্রতিটি ফরজ নামাজের পর পড়া তিনটি যিকিরের প্রথমটি — ৩৩ তাসবিহ, ৩৩ তাহমিদ ও ৩৪ তাকবির। নবী ﷺ বলেছেন, এগুলো পড়লে গুনাহ ক্ষমা করা হয় — যদিও তা সমুদ্রের ফেনা পরিমাণ হয়।

When to recite it

After each of the five obligatory prayers, as the first of the three remembrances that follow the salah.

পাঁচ ওয়াক্ত ফরজ নামাজের প্রতিটির পর, নামাজ-পরবর্তী তিনটি যিকিরের প্রথমটি হিসেবে।

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Source: Sahih Muslim 597

SubhanAllah — questions

How many times should I recite SubhanAllah?
One cycle is 33 repetitions and the counter above is already set to that number, so tap once per repetition and it will show you when the cycle is complete. The citation for this dhikr is Sahih Muslim 597.
What does SubhanAllah mean?
Glory be to Allah. In Bangla: আল্লাহ পরম পবিত্র.
When is SubhanAllah recited?
After each of the five obligatory prayers, as the first of the three remembrances that follow the salah. It can also be repeated at any other free moment of the day.
What is the reward for reciting SubhanAllah?
The first of the three remembrances said after every prescribed prayer — 33 tasbih, 33 tahmid and 34 takbir — of which the Prophet ﷺ said the reciter's sins are forgiven even if they are like the foam of the sea. The count and the virtue are both recorded in Sahih Muslim 597.

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