Pardon my ignorance but i am a little confused with the post. It would be much appreciated if you can clariy the following.
When you have refered to saying 'Ya Allah' as a bidah, is this in respect to saying in a continuous manner - for example in the same manner as you would make dhikr of Allah by saying SubhanAllah on a continous basis of do you mean that when one is supplicating to Allah - for example saying, 'Ya Allah grant me success...' that is a bidah and instead one should say,'Allahuma grant me success...'
Please clarify
JazakAllah Khair
Wasalaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah
Abu Hanaa'
quote:
But as for the statement "Ya Allaah", then what is the meaning of it? There's no meaning to it unless you add [a need] to it, like "Oh Allaah forgive me." [Or] "Oh Allaah, have mercy upon me." And like I say [right now], "Oh Allaah, let the questions come to an end."
He said here that saying "Ya Allaah" is OK when you use with a supplication.
As a note for proper pronunciation: Yaa Allaah would be pronounced together as: Yallaah (saying the yaa' and going right to the laam), since the hamza in Allaah's name is hamzat al-wasl, however saying "Allaahumma" instead is the usage found in the Qur'aan and the Sunnah. And Allaah knows best.
Moosaa ibn John Richardson
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