Is saying: "Praise be to Allah, commensurate with the virtues of Your blessings" rewarded and meritorious?
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There is no harm in a Muslim saying: "Praise be to Allah, the number of the excellences of Your blessing," as it is an exaggeration in multiplying praise. However, it is preferable in dhikr (remembrance) to limit oneself to what has been authentically reported in the , as sufficient forms for multiplying praise have been narrated from the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him.
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