The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) informs that whoever says "subhān Allah wa bihamdih (glory be to Allah, and praise be to Him)" one hundred times a day, his sins will be erased and forgiven, even if they were as much as the white foam that appears above the water of the sea when it is wavy and stormy.

• This reward is attained by one who says it during a day in a successive or sporadic manner.
• Tasbīh (glorification) is to exalt Allah above any imperfection, and hamd (praise) is to attribute perfection to Him while loving and extolling Him.
• What is intended in the Hadīth is the expiation of minor sins. As for the major sins, repentance is a must.

1. Gida
2. Virtues and Manners
3. Virtues
4. Merits of Remembering Allah
5. Hadith

• By Him in Whose hand is my soul, if your state of mind remains the same as it is in my presence and you are always busy in Dhikr, the angels will shake hands with you in your beds and in your paths but, Hanzhalah, time and time
• That is Satan who is known as Khinzab. If you perceive his effect, seek refuge with Allah from him and spit three times to your left
• When you hear the Muezzin, say what he says and then invoke Allah's blessings upon me
• Has Allah not provided for you that which you can give as charity? Every Tasbīh (saying: Glory be to Allah) is charity; every Takbīr (saying: Allah is the Greatest) is charity; every Tahmīd (saying: Praise be to Allah) is charity; and every...