Jami' at-Tirmidhi — Hadith #26639

Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Musa told us, Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak told us, Ikrimah bin Ammar told us, Ishaq bin Abdul told me Allah bin Abi Talha, on the authority of Anas bin Malik, that Umm Sulaym went to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and said, “Teach me some words that I can say in My prayer. He said, “Glorify God ten times, glorify God ten times, and praise Him ten times, then ask me whatever you want. He says, ‘Yes, yes.’” He said, “And in the chapter On the authority of Ibn Abbas, Abdullah bin Amr, Al-Fadl bin Abbas, and Abi Rafi’. Abu Issa said the hadith of Anas is a good and strange hadith. Not a single hadith has been narrated on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, regarding the Tasbih prayer, and not much of it is authentic. Ibn al-Mubarak and more than one of the people of Knowledge of the Tasbih prayer and they mentioned the merits in it. Ahmad ibn Abdah narrated to us, Abu Wahb narrated to us, he said, I asked Abdullah Ibn Al-Mubarak, about the prayer in which he recites the tasbih, so he said, “Allahu Akbar,” and then he said, “Glory be to You, O God, and with Your praise, and Blessed be Your name, and exalted be your grandfather, and there is no god.” Someone else, then he says fifteen times: Glory be to God, praise be to God, there is no god but God, and God is great, then he seeks refuge He recites (In the Name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful) the opening of the Book and a surah, then he says ten times: Glory be to God, praise be to God, and there is no god but God. God is Great. Then he bows and says it ten. Then he raises his head from bowing and says it ten. Then he prostrates and says it. Then he raises his head and says it is ten, then he prostrates the second and says it is ten. He prays four rak’ahs in this manner, so that is five. And seventy tasbihs in each rak’ah. He begins each rak’ah with fifteen tasbihs, then he recites, then he says ten tasbihs. If he prays at night, he likes Until he says the salaam in the two rak’ahs, and if he prays during the day, then if he wishes, he may say the salaam, and if he wishes, he may not say the salaam. Abu Wahb said, and Abd al-Aziz ibn Abu Rizmah, on the authority of Abdullah, that he said: He begins bowing with Glory be to my Lord the Great, and in prostration, he begins with Glory be to my Lord, the Most High, three times. Then he recites the glorifications. Ahmad ibn Abdah said, and Wahb ibn Zamaa told us, saying: Abdul Aziz, who is the son of Abi Razmah, told me. He said: I said to Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak: If he made a mistake in it, he should say the tasbih in the two prostrations of forgetfulness ten times. He said: No, it is only three hundred tasbihs. .