Dua #214•Hasan Sanad (Shu'aib Al-Arnaut). Abu Dawud: 870

Sajda Dua - What to Say in Prostration

Sajda DuaNamaz TasbihSujood PrayerMasnun ZikrSalah Adhkar

Repeat this at least three times:

#214

سُبْحَانَ رَبِّيَ الْأَعْلَى وَبِحَمْدِهِ

Transliteration

Subhaana Rabbiyal-A'laa wa bihamdihi

Translation

Glory and praise be to my most high Lord.

Benefits & Virtues

Say this sajda dua in every prostration. It is short but brings blessings and makes every Muslim feel close to Allah with a peaceful heart and strong Iman.

Salah gets more accepted when you say subhana rabbiyal ala with Barakah in sujood.
Muslims feel Allah's mercy in namaz and grow closer to Him through this prostration dua.
Small sins and mistakes disappear when you use this masnoon dua in Islam's prostration.
Your heart fills with peace and your Amal stays strong when you say this sujood dua.
This sajda dua shows Muslims the correct zikr Allah method during every prayer.
When to Recite Sajda Dua

Common Questions

Subhana Rabbiyal Ala means Glorified be my Lord, the Most High in English. Muslims use this line in prostration dua to show great respect and praise for Allah in sajda.

Three times is best in sujood. This comes from masnoon dua and keeps you focused during sajda in Islamic prayers.

Yes, your own language works for dua in sajdah. Arabic is better, but Allah understands all languages, so English or any other language is fine for sujood dua.

Say subhana rabbiyal ala or other prostration duas. You can also ask Allah for forgiveness, rewards, and blessings during your muslim prayer.

Say subhana rabbiyal ala at least three times during salah sujood. Your forehead, nose, both palms, knees, and toes must be on the ground in namaz ka tarika.