La ilaha illallahu wahdahu la sharika lah, lahul-mulku wa lahul-hamdu wa huwa ‘ala kulli shay’in qadir.
There is no god except Allah alone, with no partner. Dominion and praise belong to Him, and He has power over everything.
The general remembrance selected here
The card follows Sahih al-Bukhari 6403, a declaration of Allah’s oneness with its own daily practice. Its source is not a marketplace-specific narration.
Using it while thinking about shopping is general remembrance. The card should not be labelled as if Bukhari 6403 established the much longer marketplace wording or its advertised reward.
The marketplace-specific report
Jami at-Tirmidhi 3428 is commonly cited for that longer text. Sunnah.com displays Darussalam’s grade as Da‘if, while the compiler describes the report as gharib.
A comparative assessment needs attention to its routes and scholarly discussion. This page therefore does not promote the reported million-fold reward as an uncontested promise or merge that formula into the general card.
Conduct while buying and selling
Let remembrance accompany honest dealings, clear prices, fair treatment and attention to others’ rights. Avoid using a prayer caption to justify misleading sales or treating a market visit as a mechanical reward transaction.
For a learner, a short accurately understood remembrance is more useful than rushing through an uncertain long script in a busy place.
Common questions
Is the selected card the marketplace-only dua? No; it is a general remembrance with its own source. Does this page settle every grading view? No; the attributed assessment is identified precisely. Can a popular graphic prove a reward? Popularity is not evidence. Where should I continue? The business and rizq pages explain provision and trade without guaranteed-income claims.