- Ruku
- Sajda
- Qadha
- None of the above
The phrase “Subhana Rabbiyal A’la” (Glory to my Lord, the Most High) is recited during Sajda (prostration) in Salah. This dhikr emphasizes humility and acknowledgment of Allah’s supreme perfection. Prostration is a key act of worship in Islam, symbolizing total submission to Allah. The Quran and Sunnah repeatedly highlight its spiritual significance, as it is the closest a believer is to Allah. Reciting this tasbeeh during Sajda aligns with the Prophet’s (PBUH) teachings, reinforcing mindfulness and devotion. The practice is rooted in Hadith, where the Prophet instructed Muslims to glorify Allah in specific postures. This tasbeeh is recited 3 times in each prostration, fostering a connection between the worshipper and the Divine.
