Al-hamdu lillah.
All praise belongs to Allah.
Bismillah.
In Allah’s name.
Naming and praise
The naming expression is supported in food-related remembrance by Sahih al-Bukhari 5376. Sahih Muslim 2734a separately mentions praise connected with eating and drinking.
The praise card’s exact short phrase is also found in a sneezer’s speech in Bukhari 6224. That quotation and the drinking context have separate references; one source should not be made to prove both occasions without explanation.
A general expression, clearly labelled
The cards let a reader learn short naming and praise words. They are not a claim that a water-only script appears verbatim in a report.
If you encounter a longer drinking prayer, ask for the exact source and occasion. Milk and Zamzam have separate discussions and should not be treated as interchangeable with ordinary water.
Gratitude and safe water
A drink can be a simple moment to recognise provision. Use safe drinking water and follow relevant health or travel guidance about its suitability.
Supplication does not determine whether a supply is clean, overcome an allergy or replace advice about an individual’s fluid needs. Practical care and remembrance can remain distinct without diminishing either.
Common questions
Is there a special long water dua on this page? No; the cards are general naming and praise expressions. Is the milk prayer the same? Its report specifies milk. Does praise make unsafe water suitable? No such claim is made. Where should I continue? The meal, milk and Zamzam pages explain their respective occasions.