@@n.a.4011 I started learning 3 days ago and already know the alphabet so I can read a lot of Arabic words, issue being I don't know how to pronounce them 100% properly or what they mean😂 but I'll get there
You can just say “the most high” or even “most blessed” Like when referring to Jesus or Mary they usually have different little words for them. Like almighty or blessed Virgin or what not. Same idea. You can pick whatever reverential word you want. Really the only difference between “almighty” and subhanahu wa ta’ala is the language it originated from. They mean pretty much the same thing. When referring to the prophet Mohammed Muslims say -> peace be upon him. They also say this when they reference Jesus Mary and Joseph because they recognize them all as blessed or divine in the case of Jesus and Mary. Think of Islam like Christianity version 2 And Judaism as version 1 of Christianity. They all recognize the same holy figures. Just Christianity has a few more than Judaism and Islam has one more major figure than Christianity. Very similar prayers very similar holy books very similar beliefs. ESP between Islam and Christianity, they are basically like brother religions.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate your effort to draw parallels between the Abrahamic religions and their reverential phrases. However, I'd like to clarify a few points to provide a more accurate understanding. "Subhanahu wa ta'ala" is an Arabic phrase that means "Glorified and Exalted is He." It's specifically used to honor Allah (God) in Islam, emphasizing His transcendence and exalted status. While terms like "The Most High" or "Almighty" are similar, they are translations of different attributes of God and may not capture the full essence of the original phrase. Regarding prophets and revered figures, Muslims say "peace be upon him/her" when mentioning prophets like Muhammad, Jesus (Isa), Moses (Musa), and others. Mary (Maryam) is highly respected and considered one of the most virtuous women, but she is not viewed as divine in Islam. In fact, attributing divinity to anyone other than Allah is contrary to Islamic teachings. While Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share common roots and recognize many of the same figures, each religion has its unique beliefs and scriptures. Islam is not a "version 2" of Christianity but is considered by Muslims to be the final revelation from God, preserving the pure monotheism taught by previous prophets. I hope this provides some clarity! Thank you again for engaging in this discussion.
Whenever I get stressed, which is often due to Solar Time here in the West, I try to call on Bismillah As Sabur, which I believe means In the name of Allah, subhanahu waatalla, Be the Source of Patience and inspire my Long Suffering: miracles of life, I usually like when I describe the beauty of forms of nature, and then we can say alhumdullilah like all applause and praise is to Allah swt when something good happens, I usually most of my SubhanAllah recitations are in repentance repetitions... We on a journey in Islam. I appreciate you sharing where you at and LOVE learning
@@mahenoorbanoidrishi750 Subhanallah is all glory to Allah swt. For example, someone wants to give you an award and you honorably refuse it or immediately regift it, and you speak or think Subhanallah you are behaving for the glory to Allah swt.
@@mahenoorbanoidrishi750 subhanawaatallah is an honorarium as we Muslims say when mentioning any Prophets we immediately remember to say Peace be Upon Him/Her/Them, we pause to revere any mentions also of Allah with SWT, the subhanawaatallah you asked.
Great video brother - your pronunciation is perfect. I will try to take my time to say it properly every time as we should never take Allah's (swt) name in vein or in a cavalier fashion, so to say SWT, we should say it as you say it - perfectly.
As Salamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh. Al hamdulillahi for making videos like this. My aiylih, my friends wa ana, try to learn Many different Duas. On behalf of all of us, we will Min Fadlakh like to know if there exist any RUclips video, with the words, starting with Bismillah...........which enta are saying in the start of this video from : 0:00 to 0:05. What is the Exact name of this Dua/introduction, so we will dbe able to find it somewhere in a RUclips video, where they speak VERY Slowly and with Roman letters in the video as well as the Arabic letters. When there Roman letters of how the words are pronunciate in Arabic, it`s VERY Helpful, for us who try to learn it
Bro.... PLEASE KEEP IT SIMPLE FOR US BEGINNERS... you lost me at the beginning... I have been trying to learn that, but you kept talking about everything else but how to say the word properly... I'm still lost
I have a question. Will someone help me understand Surah Al-Waqiah., i wanna know what the meaning of the right and left is. what is left and right. right be blessed and left be miserable. what does this mean ? Bless anyone to reply to me💖
Hi there dearest sister, the following may help you: ruclips.net/p/PL4mTEQpP9b5F7Ba1z-fjy9qXoTn3Md7u4 Videos 2 and 3 talk about the categories of people in Surah Waqi'ah I hope this helps. I pray for your eternal success, and hope to meet you in the highest part of Jannah near where Rasulullah SA is. I hope Allah makes us and our loved ones all from the foremost mentioned in this Surah
@@WasifSikder Thank you very much. And bless you very much more. They actually made a video to answer my question and said my name, wow how nice 👌. I’m very thankful. I will go see the link you sent me. I do have a question. I have spoken to several Muslims, and a few are my very good friends. But here in the USA, I have a friend who says he is “worried about my soul” because of a conflict of worshiping a different God, or something. I’ve always been told we are looking up to the same, the one creator, only different languages have their own word or name to say. Can you please clear this up for me MashaAllah 🙏
if someone said it like that last example, I would have assumed it would be like blaspheming, you know like in Christianity when someone uses the word as an expletive. This was interesting. I'm an atheist myself but like to know as much as I can about Abrahammic religions
My concern is because i am left handed. 😳..... I can’t write with my right hand because of birth defect.....i hope i am not in trouble bcos of this 🙏🙏🙏
You are not in trouble and it is not a birth defect. Writing with your left hand is perfectly fine, Muslims only believe it is best to use the right hand for eating.
@@alia8474 It is a bit tricky sometimes using a utensil , with the missing two fingers although I do fine if i don’t use any utensil. You know, like food that doesn’t require that anyway. Thank you 😊
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Even as a Christian, I can appreciate your reverence for the most high, Allah(swt).
Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have no idea why I'm watching this, I'm a Christian, but now that I'm hear, I have to say, Arabic seems unbelievably difficult. :O
It’s way easier than it seems. You can learn reading and writing in less then a week. The biggest problem is the pronounciation of the letters.
Arabic is very easy to understand but it's more easy for one who is interested to learn..
@@n.a.4011 I started learning 3 days ago and already know the alphabet so I can read a lot of Arabic words, issue being I don't know how to pronounce them 100% properly or what they mean😂 but I'll get there
Inshallah u find Islam a new way of life. Subhan
I guess you're weak then, Well maybe it's in my blood it's kinda easy to understand
Alhamdullilah🙏🏽💚
Why is your name pablo Escobar?
😂🎉
alhamdulillah 💜
SUBHANA ALLAH
subhana allah thank u brother
Subhana Allah!!! May Allah Bless you All!
I’m a new revert and this was super helpful! Thank you, brother!
alhamdulillah, i am so glad it was, i need to get the rest out inshaa Allah soon,
Subhanallah
Jazak Allah khair for this good knowledge. May Allah bless you.
wa eyakum
Subhana Allah.
As a Christian person that wants to respect the culture, if we ever refer to Allah should we also say this?
no it's not that common but if you say it, it will be a really good manner from you
You can just say “the most high” or even “most blessed”
Like when referring to Jesus or Mary they usually have different little words for them. Like almighty or blessed Virgin or what not. Same idea. You can pick whatever reverential word you want.
Really the only difference between “almighty” and subhanahu wa ta’ala is the language it originated from. They mean pretty much the same thing. When referring to the prophet Mohammed Muslims say -> peace be upon him. They also say this when they reference Jesus Mary and Joseph because they recognize them all as blessed or divine in the case of Jesus and Mary. Think of Islam like Christianity version 2 And Judaism as version 1 of Christianity. They all recognize the same holy figures. Just Christianity has a few more than Judaism and Islam has one more major figure than Christianity. Very similar prayers very similar holy books very similar beliefs. ESP between Islam and Christianity, they are basically like brother religions.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts!
I appreciate your effort to draw parallels between the Abrahamic religions and their reverential phrases. However, I'd like to clarify a few points to provide a more accurate understanding.
"Subhanahu wa ta'ala" is an Arabic phrase that means "Glorified and Exalted is He." It's specifically used to honor Allah (God) in Islam, emphasizing His transcendence and exalted status. While terms like "The Most High" or "Almighty" are similar, they are translations of different attributes of God and may not capture the full essence of the original phrase.
Regarding prophets and revered figures, Muslims say "peace be upon him/her" when mentioning prophets like Muhammad, Jesus (Isa), Moses (Musa), and others. Mary (Maryam) is highly respected and considered one of the most virtuous women, but she is not viewed as divine in Islam. In fact, attributing divinity to anyone other than Allah is contrary to Islamic teachings.
While Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share common roots and recognize many of the same figures, each religion has its unique beliefs and scriptures. Islam is not a "version 2" of Christianity but is considered by Muslims to be the final revelation from God, preserving the pure monotheism taught by previous prophets.
I hope this provides some clarity! Thank you again for engaging in this discussion.
yes you would be ver respectful with Allah and the Muslims if you say that
subhanahu wa taalah
Whenever I get stressed, which is often due to Solar Time here in the West, I try to call on Bismillah As Sabur, which I believe means In the name of Allah, subhanahu waatalla, Be the Source of Patience and inspire my Long Suffering: miracles of life, I usually like when I describe the beauty of forms of nature, and then we can say alhumdullilah like all applause and praise is to Allah swt when something good happens, I usually most of my SubhanAllah recitations are in repentance repetitions... We on a journey in Islam. I appreciate you sharing where you at and LOVE learning
I have a question what is the means allah subahanallah wa ta'ala ke liye please explain it..!
@@mahenoorbanoidrishi750 Subhanallah is all glory to Allah swt. For example, someone wants to give you an award and you honorably refuse it or immediately regift it, and you speak or think Subhanallah you are behaving for the glory to Allah swt.
@@mahenoorbanoidrishi750 subhanawaatallah is an honorarium as we Muslims say when mentioning any Prophets we immediately remember to say Peace be Upon Him/Her/Them, we pause to revere any mentions also of Allah with SWT, the subhanawaatallah you asked.
Great video brother - your pronunciation is perfect. I will try to take my time to say it properly every time as we should never take Allah's (swt) name in vein or in a cavalier fashion, so to say SWT, we should say it as you say it - perfectly.
You are Awesomeeee.....
Masyallah
Thank you, brother! Can you do "Subhanahu wa ta'ala" next
i will get it done inshaa Allah
by the way it is mentioned in the 0:22 part of this video
@@TheRevert oh, Iand the most high is the highest over all of us'm sorry we are all beneath him. i didn't notice.
As Salamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh. Al hamdulillahi for making videos like this. My aiylih, my friends wa ana, try to learn Many different Duas. On behalf of all of us, we will Min Fadlakh like to know if there exist any RUclips video, with the words, starting with Bismillah...........which enta are saying in the start of this video from : 0:00 to 0:05. What is the Exact name of this Dua/introduction, so we will dbe able to find it somewhere in a RUclips video, where they speak VERY Slowly and with Roman letters in the video as well as the Arabic letters. When there Roman letters of how the words are pronunciate in Arabic, it`s VERY Helpful, for us who try to learn it
Bro.... PLEASE KEEP IT SIMPLE FOR US BEGINNERS... you lost me at the beginning... I have been trying to learn that, but you kept talking about everything else but how to say the word properly... I'm still lost
oh subhana Allah, my bad brother, i can redo it again, if you still need it, obviously its been a minute
I have a question. Will someone help me understand Surah Al-Waqiah., i wanna know what the meaning of the right and left is. what is left and right. right be blessed and left be miserable. what does this mean ? Bless anyone to reply to me💖
Asalamu Alaikum Dear Sister, we will make a special Episode for this topic inshaa Allah, real soon, it will be more intuitive inshaa Allah
The Revert Thank you so much. 🙏.
Hi there dearest sister, the following may help you: ruclips.net/p/PL4mTEQpP9b5F7Ba1z-fjy9qXoTn3Md7u4
Videos 2 and 3 talk about the categories of people in Surah Waqi'ah
I hope this helps. I pray for your eternal success, and hope to meet you in the highest part of Jannah near where Rasulullah SA is.
I hope Allah makes us and our loved ones all from the foremost mentioned in this Surah
@@WasifSikder Thank you very much. And bless you very much more. They actually made a video to answer my question and said my name, wow how nice 👌. I’m very thankful. I will go see the link you sent me. I do have a question. I have spoken to several Muslims, and a few are my very good friends. But here in the USA, I have a friend who says he is “worried about my soul” because of a conflict of worshiping a different God, or something. I’ve always been told we are looking up to the same, the one creator, only different languages have their own word or name to say. Can you please clear this up for me
MashaAllah 🙏
ruclips.net/video/_M1PcTlYalk/видео.html
جزاكم الله خيرا
تحياتنا من دمشق 🤍💗
if someone said it like that last example, I would have assumed it would be like blaspheming, you know like in Christianity when someone uses the word as an expletive. This was interesting. I'm an atheist myself but like to know as much as I can about Abrahammic religions
1:18
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awesome video ☺️
Thank you 😁
But Travis is the highest in the room
My concern is because i am left handed. 😳..... I can’t write with my right hand because of birth defect.....i hope i am not in trouble bcos of this 🙏🙏🙏
My understanding is if you can't use your right hand for medical reasons, using your left is fine.
ruclips.net/video/rngdE5JROIk/видео.html
You are not in trouble and it is not a birth defect. Writing with your left hand is perfectly fine, Muslims only believe it is best to use the right hand for eating.
@@alia8474 It is a bit tricky sometimes using a utensil , with the missing two fingers although I do fine if i don’t use any utensil. You know, like food that doesn’t require that anyway. Thank you 😊
Ihr mit euerem Allah geht mir auf den Sack ! - Kümmert euch um euer Leben und nicht um andere !!!
Es ist bedauerlich, dass Sie sich durch meine Beiträge gestört fühlen. Mein Ziel ist es, Wissen und Verständnis zu teilen. Wenn Sie kein Interesse daran haben, steht es Ihnen frei, andere Inhalte zu wählen. Ich wünsche Ihnen alles Gute.
Subhana Allah.