Alhamdulilahil ladhi at’amana, wasaqana, waj’alna min-al Muslimeen
Praise be to Allah Who has fed us and given us drink and made us Muslims.
Abu Dawud
Yes, that is a beautiful du'a (supplication) that expresses gratitude to Allah. It is a way to thank Him for providing sustenance and the greatest blessing of all—being guided to Islam. This specific phrase is found in the collections of Hadith, such as Sunan Abu Dawud, reminding us to be thankful for even the most basic provisions of life while recognizing the gift of faith.
Saying this after eating or drinking is a form of remembrance (dhikr) that acknowledges Allah’s ongoing care and the immense favor of being part of the Muslim Ummah. Alhamdulillah!
