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The question

Does the glorification [of God] by saying, "Glory be to Him who made my prostration before Him my best delight in this world, and gazing upon His Noble Face my best delight in the Hereafter," compromise Islamic law?

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There is no harm in reciting the glorification (tasbih) with this remembrance, as there is nothing in it that contradicts the , and it has not been reported in the traditions after research.

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