By Ibrahim Hadju, FB
Enlightenment
We often hear the phrase "Jazaakallah Khaeeron' or "Jazaakallahuloo khaeeran katseeeeran" or "Jazaakallahoo Ahsanal Jazaa".
What does that mean? Whether it is an expression of thank-you?
The Prophet Muhammad shallallahoo 'alaeehee wa sallam utteranced:
"If there is someone say to his kin 'Jazaakallah', then indeed he/she has speaks very highly of you (very grateful to you because he turned to Allah to repay your kindness)."
"Jazaakallah" is "The sentence of kindness that shows all the goodness in the sight of Allah":
01. May Allah reward you His heaven.
O2. May Allah reward you the pleasure of seeing his face someday in His heaven.
03. May Allah save you from hell.
04. May Allah provide safety for you at the moment of commotion at the day of judgment.
05. May Allah protect you from satan the accursed.
06. May Allah give you the sustenance that is full of blessing.
07. May Allah make you the dutiful person to your parents.
08. May Allah make you always follow the soonnah*) of the Prophet shallallahu 'alaeehee wa sallam.
*)= optional of pious deeds, of prayers, etc., but meritorious if performed.
Umar ibn Khatthab radleeyallahoo 'anhoo spoke:
"If someone know what is contained of the "Jazaakallah" greeting, surely he/she will multiply to say to each other."
"Jazaakallah" we convey to the one that notified this benefit.
"Jazaakallah" we convey to the one that accepted this benefit.
Last but not least "Jazaakallah" we also convey to those that share this reflection by copy-paste it ♥
