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All praise is due to Allah, the majestic and the most high. We believe in him and upon him do we

rely. He saved the ark of Noah on Mount Judea and he spoke to Musa on Mount Sinai. He hears the

plea of the one in distress and he responds to his silent cry. We praise him for revealing the

Qur'an whose recitation with our voices we beautify. He sent to us a prophet who soon we try to

exemplify and he blessed us with a sharia that we model our lives around and live by. He taught us

how to worship him and how our hearts to purify. So we ask for Allah's forgiveness on the day of

judgment and our good deeds to amplify. Alhamdulillah, the Quran begins with the phrase

Alhamdulillah. We are taught to say Alhamdulillah for every occasion. The Hamd of Allah is a

fundamental concept of our entire deen. Allah says in the Qur'an Alhamdulillahi wa l-Humdu

fi l-Ula wa fi l-Aakhira to him belongs the Hamd from the beginning of time and to him shall belong

the Hamd until the end of time. Alhamdulillah in all locations. Allah says wa l-Humdu

fi l-Samawhati wa fi l-Ard to Allah belongs the Hamd in the heavens and to Allah belongs the

Hamd on this earth. Alhamdulillah, this is what the angels say when they are circling the throne

of Allah. Watar al-Malaih, ikataha fi namin, hawl al-Arshi, you sabbihuna, bihamdir abbihim. The

angels are encircling the throne of Allah and they are praising Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala

by saying Alhamdulillah wa quduya baynahu bil hakki wa qilal. Alhamdulillahi

Rabbil al-Alamin. Alhamdulillah is the chosen thicker of the angels. Alhamdulillah is the first

phrase that our father Adam ever uttered. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said

that when Allah blew the ruh into Adam before even the ruh reached the body it tickled his nose

and so Allah zawajal inspired Adam to say Alhamdulillah the first phrase that the first human

ever uttered was Alhamdulillah and then Allah replied y'arhamuq Allah y'a Adam. Alhamdulillah

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