in which He is praised for the blessing of entering Paradise. And His words, Most High: “Then say, ‘All praise is due to Allah, who has delivered us from the wrongdoing people.’” 1 In this verse, He is praised for victory over enemies and deliverance from their evil. And His words, Most High: “So call upon Him, devoting religion sincerely to Him. All praise is due to Allah, Lord of all worlds.” 2 In this verse, He is praised for the blessing of monotheism and of worshipping Allah alone with sincere devotion. And His words, Most High: “All praise is due to Allah, who has granted me Ishmael and Isaac in my old age. Indeed, my Lord surely hears prayers.” 3 In this verse, He, Glorified be He, is praised for the gift of children. And His words, Most High: “All praise is due to Allah, who sent down the Book to His servant and placed no crookedness in it.” 4 In this verse, He, Glorified be He, is praised for the blessing of sending down the Noble Quran, upright and free of crookedness, “to warn of severe punishment from Him and to give glad tidings to the believers who perform righteous deeds that they will have a fine reward.” 5 And His words, Most High: “And say, ‘All praise is due to Allah, who has never taken a son, has no partner in His dominion, and has no protector out of weakness; and magnify Him greatly.’” 6 In this verse, He, Glorified be He, is praised for His perfection and majesty and for being exalted above all deficiencies and defects. The verses conveying this meaning are many. Allah—Blessed and Exalted is He—is the Praiseworthy, the Glorious.

“The Praiseworthy” is one of Allah’s magnificent Most Beautiful Names, and it is mentioned