Is there any virtue in other forms of remembrance besides tasbih? I mean, there are narrations about them.
He says, what are they? As far as I know. As for the narrations about remembrance, there are many.
And it is difficult to list them all, and among them is, for example, in the hadith of Thawban.
In the saying: I seek forgiveness from Allah, I seek forgiveness from Allah, I seek forgiveness from Allah. Also in the number of tasbih, and there are six forms, one of which is weak and five are authentic.
And also what is mentioned, for example, in the hadith of Abu Abd al-Rahman Mu'adh ibn Jabal, that the Prophet ﷺ said: Do not leave after every prayer without saying: O Allah, help me to remember You and thank You.
And to worship You well. Also, what is mentioned in the hadith of al-Bara'.
O Allah, protect me from Your punishment on the Day You resurrect Your servants. Also in Sahih Muslim, and similarly what is narrated by Abu Dawud from the hadith of Ibn al-Harith ibn Muslim from his father.
He used to say after the Fajr and Maghrib prayers: O Allah, save me from the Fire, seven times. And also in.
Reciting Ayat al-Kursi after every prayer, and the hadith about this.
There are many about this from the Prophet, peace be upon him. We say, however, that this is the comprehensive one, this is the comprehensive one mentioned in that, and the details about this refer back.
To their sources, a person can expand on that. The virtue here is as the evidence indicates, a specific virtue, even if some of the evidence is discussed, like the hadith of Hatim Muslim.
For example, regarding breaking the fast, Allah will save him from the Fire. Also in the apparent meanings of the evidence.
That which came to the Prophet ﷺ, for example regarding seeking forgiveness, the main point is the forgiveness of sins, and other meanings mentioned about the virtue of remembrance after the prayers.
Therefore, we say that one should refer to the books for more details, because going further than this would be too extensive, and Allah knows best. The second question.