{"id":34366,"collection_id":8,"collection":"hisn","collection_name":"Hisn al-Muslim","book_number":"1","bab_id":28.0,"english_bab_number":"28","arabic_bab_number":"28","hadith_number":"105","our_hadith_number":106,"arabic_urn":1521050,"arabic_bab_name":"أذكار النوم","arabic_text":"بِاسْـمِكَ اللّهُـمَّ أَمـوتُ وَأَحْـيا","arabic_transliteration":"biasmika alllhumma 'amwtu wa'ahya","arabic_grade":"","english_urn":1421060,"english_bab_name":"Before sleeping","english_text":"<span class=\"transliteration\">Bismika Allāhumma amūtu wa aḥyā.</span>\n\n<span class=\"translation\">In Your Name, O Allah, I die and I live.</span>\n\n<span class=\"reference_label\">Reference:</span>\n<span class=\"hisn_english_reference\">Here, dying and living are metaphors for sleep and wakefulness. This \nexplains why the normal order of these words has been reversed in this \nHadith. In other contexts the living is mentioned before dying. See Qur'an \nAl-Baqarah 2:258, Aal-'Imrdn 3:156, Al-A'raf 7:158 among many other \nexamples, (trans.). See also Al-Asqalani, Fathul-Bari 11/113, Muslim 4/ \n2083.</span>","english_grade":"","last_updated":null,"xrefs":""}