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**mloversia** · 05-28-2012, 04:47 PM

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.

In the audio I heard, it was pronounced as the second one.
Thanx bro.

Assalamu alaykum

May be next time you can do phonetic search in this site

http://www.islamicity.com/ps/default.htm

Thanx for the link bro.

05-28-2012, 04:47 PM	#4
mloversia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	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. In the audio I heard, it was pronounced as the second one. Thanx bro. Assalamu alaykum May be next time you can do phonetic search in this site http://www.islamicity.com/ps/default.htm Thanx for the link bro.
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