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**blodwarttufla** · 05-28-2012, 02:25 PM

subhaana malikal khlaaq al fa'aal

There can be two correct Arabic transliterations (it's missing an 'al' before malik, and the correct vowels) for the above:

سُبحَانَ المَالِكِ الخَلّاَقِ الفَعَّالِ

سُبحَانَ المَلِكِ الخَلّاَقِ الفَعَّالِ

The meaning for both is approximately: I exalt The Sovereign, The Creator, The Doer

It is basically a wazifa, or supplication, which refers to the Ayaat after it to invoke the mercy and Mashi'at of Allah SWT.

05-28-2012, 02:25 PM	#3
blodwarttufla Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	subhaana malikal khlaaq al fa'aal There can be two correct Arabic transliterations (it's missing an 'al' before malik, and the correct vowels) for the above: سُبحَانَ المَالِكِ الخَلّاَقِ الفَعَّالِ سُبحَانَ المَلِكِ الخَلّاَقِ الفَعَّالِ The meaning for both is approximately: I exalt The Sovereign, The Creator, The Doer It is basically a wazifa, or supplication, which refers to the Ayaat after it to invoke the mercy and Mashi'at of Allah SWT.
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