#213
سُبْحَانَ رَبِّيَ الْأَعْلَى
Transliteration
Subhaana Rabbiyal-A'laa
Translation
Glory is to my Lord, the Most High.
Dua #213•Muslim: 772
Subhana Rabbiyal Ala - Sajdah Prayer
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Repeat this at least three times:
Benefits & Virtues
Your sajdah becomes full of praise when you say subhana rabbiyal ala. Allah loves this, and it pulls you closer to Him every prayer.
- Every time you say subhana rabbiyal ala in sajdah, more Barakah and peace come.
- True respect for Allah shows in salah when Muslims use this prostration dua.
- Every step of prayer grows your Amal and Iman when you say this in sujood.
- Rewards and closeness to Allah grow by using this masnoon dua in sajdah.
- Sunnah shows what to say in prostration, so your salah stays pure and gets accepted.
- When to Recite Dua in Sujood
Common Questions
Yes, during sujud you can ask Allah in Arabic. No need to say amin after. This time is special for asking Allah, not like regular prayers.
Muslims say Allahu Akbar in sujood, then Subhana Rabbiyal A'la three times. Your forehead, nose, hands, knees, and toes must touch the floor in this low position.
If Arabic is too hard to learn, say your prayers in your own language. This makes sujood dua feel more real and close for every Muslim.
In sujood, thank Allah, praise Him, call Him, or ask forgiveness. You are free to say what your heart needs, as long as it fits the moment.
Astaghfirullah means I ask God to forgive me. Muslims say it in zikr allah to remember that Allah gives all good things and only He forgives.