Say it with attention

Familiar words can pass our lips while our thoughts are elsewhere. Take a quiet moment to notice what you are saying. Let remembrance be a return of attention as well as a movement of the tongue.

Keep the meaning close

This remembrance glorifies Allah and offers praise. You do not need an elaborate setting to make room for it. A pause in an ordinary day can be a place to begin.

Read the source with the reminder

The linked narration gives the wording and its context. When sharing a reminder, carry its source with the same care as its words.

THE WORDS & THEIR SOURCE

Narrated by Abu Hurayrah. The complete narration specifies saying this remembrance one hundred times in a day when describing its reward. This card shares the remembrance without making an unconditional claim about that reward.

Dhikr · Sahih al-Bukhari 6405 (opens in a new tab)

The reflection above is our own editorial writing. The source note identifies the quoted wording and its context.