La ilaha illal-lahul-wahidul-qahhar, rabbus-samawati wama baynahuma, Al Azeezul-ghaffar.
‘None has the right to be worshipped except Allah,
The One, AL-Qahhar.
Lord of the heavens and the Earth and all between them,
The Exalted in Might,
The Oft-Forgiving.’
AL HAMDU LILLAHI RABBIL A'LAMIINN ..
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A'lamiin (Arabic: عَالَمِيْن) literally means
"the worlds" or "all that exists".
It is the plural form of 'Alam (world) and encompasses every generation of creation in the heavens and the earth, including humans, jinn, angels, and the entire universe.
Rabbi-l-'Alamiin:
Often translated as "Lord of the Worlds" or "Lord of the Universe". This is a central title for God (Allah) in the Quran, appearing in the opening verse of Surah Al-Fatiha.
Ameen Ya Rabbal 'Alamiin:
A common phrase said after a prayer (dua), meaning "Amen (may it be so), O Lord of the Worlds".
It serves as an affirmation, asking God to accept and fulfill the supplication.
Rahmatan lil-'Alamiin:
Refers to Prophet Muhammad as a "mercy to all the worlds"
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