Do you know that Islam comprises 6 kalimas? While adopting Islam as a religion, a person has to read and admit these kalmas. It is enough to reveal its importance that a person cannot become Muslim without reading and acknowledging these kalmas. Every kalma has something new to make a part of faith. But in this particular write-up, we will discuss the 3 kalimas, its meaning, and its importance in Islam. Before conclusion, we will deeply observe the benefits of the third Kalma.
Moreover, the names of all 6 Kalimas will be part of our discussion. So, ensure to be our companion until the end to learn everything about it. First, let us discuss teesra kalma here, and then we will touch on other topics.
6 Kalmas of Islam
Before discussing the third kalma, also known as Tamjeed, it is essential to know the names of 6 kalmas. Every kalma asks us to accept something like the uniqueness of Allah with his glory, Hazrat Mohammad as his messenger, etc. The names of these karmas are:
- Tayyab
- Shahadat
- Tamjeed
- Touheed
- Astaghfar
- Rudd e Kufr
We have explained the first Kalma and second kalma on our website you can read them. As our primary topic is the third Kalma, we will discuss the meaning and translation of the third Kalma in the following content.
Meaning and Translation of the Teesra (3rd) Kalma
Before reciting any kalma, one must know its translation because it offers satisfaction. So, confusion may not flash into your mind.
“Subhanallah (Glory be to God), walhamdulillah (Praise be to God), wala ilaha illallah (There is no god but God), wallahu Akbar (God is the greatest), wala hawla wala quwwata illa billahil ‘aliyyil ‘azim (There is no power nor strength except through God, the Most High, the Most Great).”
The translation reveals the glory and praise to Allah Almighty. What's your opinion if we also represent the message of this doctrine from Allah?
The Message that the Third Kalma conveys
The Kalma Tamjeed expresses the faith that Allah (God) is absolutely one and distinct, as well as His qualities of transcendence and magnificence. It highlights that Allah alone is the only deity deserving of worship and that He alone is the ultimate source of strength, power, and authority.
The third Kalma reiterates the central tenet of Islam's monotheism, or Touheed, and emphasizes that Allah alone is the source of all power and authority. It is a proclamation of Allah's supremacy and a reminder that all humans need to come from Him.
After conceiving the message of Islam, let us discuss the importance of the third Kalma.
Importance of Third Kalma
Islam places great value on the Third Kalma because it is a brief yet deep expression of Allah's power and majesty. Moreover, Muslims declare through their words their constant faithfulness to the idea that there is only one deity, Allah, who is the only one worthy of honor.
Moreover, by asserting fundamental Islamic principles and recalling Allah's qualities, this Kalma adopts a deep spiritual connection with Allah and promotes attention and devotion. Its accessibility to Muslims of all generations and backgrounds unites believers in their dedication to monotheism and respect for Allah's majesty.
Benefits of the Third Kalma
After learning the importance of Kalma Tamjeed, the next step is to observe the benefits of the teesra kalma. However, we need to realize that the kalima 3 offers various benefits. We will express them in depth in the following content, and then we will also answer your queries after the conclusion.
Acceptance of Touheed
A person who recites the teesra kalma accepts Allah's oneness and uniqueness. We all know very well that Allah can forgive all of our sins, but polytheism. Moreover, the third kalma is a doctrine about the oneness of Allah.
Admiring Allah's Qualities
Though accepting the seclusion of Allah is the base of our religion, admiring the other attributes of Allah is essential because, in the Quran, he says, "So remember Me; I will remember you. And be grateful to Me and do not deny Me. If you believe in this, seek help through patience and prayer. Indeed, Allah is with the patient." The Kalma Tamjeed is a way to glorify Allah by acknowledging His greatness, majesty, and perfection. In addition, it serves as a means to definite thankfulness and admiration for Allah's qualities.
Spiritual connection with God
Just remembering Allah is insufficient to express your love for him, but to create a spiritual connection with Him. Moreover, if a person accepts the 3rd kalima by heart, he surely wants to connect spiritually with Allah. Kalma Tamjeed is a great way to develop devoutness.
Mining the forgiveness
Among the benefits of the third Kamla, reciting it by heart is announcing that we firmly believe in Allah, and a true believer always tries to avoid negative thoughts and actions. At the same time, even if he commits a mistake, this particular kalma spiritually memorizes him about the fear of Allah and the criteria he can face in grave and hell. So, the kalima 3 is a great way to discover forgiveness from one and only Allah.
Our religious and informative write-up ends here so that we will conclude the message of the entire blog next. Moreover, you will get the answers to your queries at the end.
Conclusion
The 3 kalma, also known as Kalma Tamjeed, is to praise the glory and attributes of Allah Almighty. Moreover, it conveys a beautiful message of accepting the uniqueness of Allah. Regarding the importance, it is also of great importance because without admiring it, a person cannot become a Muslim. At the same time, the benefits of the third kalma are like the spiritual connection with Allah, a robust way to seek forgiveness from Allah, and many others. So, we suggest you recite it and be unique to your Lord.
What is the saying of the Holy Prophet about the third Kalma?
Holy Prophet (PBUH) said, "teesra kalma is such a great medicine that it cures every disease, and the minor disease it cures is - Sorrow."
What is the difference between first and teesra (third) kalma?
The first kalma is about accepting the oneness of Allah, while the third kalma means praising his attributes.
Which kalma do we recite to seek forgiveness?
Fifth Kalma known as Kalma Astaghfar, is directly connected with forgiveness from Allah. Meanwhile, all the Kalma indirectly aims to seek forgiveness from Merciful.
When to recite the third kalma most?
The 3nd kalma is Tumjeed, which is also known as Tasbih Fatima. The Kalima (the first section) is repeated 33 times after each Farz Namaaz. One is shielded from Allah's wrath by Surah Fatiha.
