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− item on which I could act upon specifically. " The Holy Prophet said: sa 'You should be always doing (Remembrance of Allah). ' Dhikri Ilahi − − − (Tirmidhi) − Another tradition of the Holy Prophet about is as sa Dhikri Ilahi − − follows: ÆBNÀ¼· : ÓJÄ»A ¾B³ ¾B³ Éħ ɼ»A Óyi ÑjÍjÇ ÓIA ŧ D ê ä ä ê ä í ê ì ä ä ä ä å æ ä å Õ ä ê ä ä ä æ ä å æ ê ä æ ä :ÆAlÎÀ»A Ó¯ ÆBN¼Î´Q ÆBn¼»A Ó¼§ ÆBN°Î°a ÅÀYj»AÓ»A ÆBNJÎJY ê ê ä æ ê æ ê ê ä ä æ ê ä ê ä é ê ä ä ê ä ä æ ê ä ê Ð æ ì ä ê ê ä ä æê ä ÁΤ¨»A ɼ»A ÆBZJm ÊfÀZI Ë É¼»A ÆBZJm ê æ ê ä æ ê Õ ä ä æ å × ê æ ä ê ä ê Õ ä ä æ å ‘an abi hurairata qala qalannabiyyu : "kalimatani habibatani ra sa − − − − ± − − ilarrahmani khafifatani ‘alallisani thaqilatani fil mizani: ± − − − − − − − − "subhanallahi wabi hamdihi subhanalla hil ‘a im. " z ± − − ± − ± − − ± − Abu Huraira relates that the Holy Prophet said: "There are two ra sa − expressions which are very dear to God, the Beneficent. They are light on the tongue (that is, they are easy to pronounce) but are immensely weighty in substance, and they are: ÁΤ¨»A ɼ»A ÆBZJm ÊfÀZI Ë É¼»A ÆBZJm ê æ ê ä æ ê Õ ä ä æ å × ê æ ä ê ä ê Õ ä ä æ å 'Exalted is Allah with all His Glory; Exalted is Allah with all His − Majesty. '" (Bukhari) − − 131