847. Expressing gratitude to the benefactor
جَزَاكَ اللَّهُ خَيْرًا
JazaakAllahu khayran
May Allah reward you with good. [1]
We have seen that the believer never expects gratitude or recompense from anyone who benefits him. On the other hand, it is the duty of the beneficent believer to express gratitude to the benefactor, to praise him, to openly acknowledge his beneficence, and to pray for him. The Prophet (ﷺ) said: If someone does good to someone and he gives thanks to the benefactor by saying this, then it will be best appreciated. [2]
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If something unpleasant happens/hearing bad things
Before starting anything
In response to How are you?
Having doubt in speech
If you meet someone
At the end of the prayer
If you hear the sneezer say (Alhamdulillah), the listener will say -
Eating something good / listening to the good news
Intended to do something in the future
An expression of appreciation/seeing something good
When slaughtering an animal
Danger/Bad news, something lost/stolen