The Arabic phrase
"Wal hamdu lil laah Kaseera"
translates to "and abundant praise belongs to
Almighty Allaah" or "and much thanks and praise be to Allaah".
Here's a breakdown of the meaning:
- Wal means "and"
- Hamdu means "Praise"
- Lil laah means "to Allaah" or "belongs to Allaah"
- Kaseera (or kathira) means "abundant" or "much"
Essentially, the phrase expresses extensive gratitude and praise towards God.
It is often used in conjunction with other phrases like "Allaahu Akbar kabira" (Allaah is Most Great) and "Subhan Allaah bukratan wa aseela"
(glorified be Allah at the beginning and end of the day)
as part of a remembrance (dhikr) of Allaah Kareem. Saying this Zaikr has many benefits including opening the gates of Heaven for the one who says it, according to Hadees.
If you want the Blessings to be knocking at your door read the Praises of Allaah Kareem.
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