It is the section of the prayer in which the individual kneels or sits on the ground facing the qibla, praises God, welcomes the messenger, and the righteous people of God, and then the two testimonies follow. The recital is followed by Salawat, an invocation of blessings and peace upon the Prophet.
This is just one version of the Attahiyat; another narration in Sunan Abu Dawud, Sahih (Al-Albani) hadith 971 is as follows:
Transliteration: At-tahiyyaatu Lillaahi, az-zaakiyaatu Lillaahi, al-tayyibaatu Lillaahi, and al-salawaatu Lillaahi As-salamu alayka ayyuhaân-Nabiyyu wa rahmat-Allahi wa barakaatuhu As-salamu alayna wa alaa ibaad-Illaah is-saaliheen. Ash-hadu a laa ilaaha ill-Allah wa ash-hadu a Muhammadan âabduhu wa rasooluhu
Tamam Ibadatein Allah ke liye hai aur Tamam Namazein aur achchi Baatein (bhi ALLAH ke liye hai),Aap par Salam ho Aye Allah Ke Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) aur Allah ki Rehmatein aur uski Barkatein Nazil Ho, Hum par (bhi) Salam ho (bhi Salam). Main Gawahi Detahu ki Allah ke siwa koi Mabood Nahi aur Gawahi Detahu ki Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihay Wasallam) Uske Bande aur Rasool Hain.
Gratitude should be expressed soon after receiving the gift, event, favor, or other action for which you are grateful. You have three days to do so, according to etiquette regulations. If you missed the deadline for any reason, you may still submit the letter. Use the correct letter format. When drafting an appreciation letter, you should be as professional as possible. Use a formal structure and have the letter printed on high-quality paper. If the person you're thanking is a close friend, you may send him a handwritten note on excellent stationery that is clear and legible.
