When a child/baby sneezes, one who can’t speak yet , I’ve heard parents or others say alhamdulillah in their place. Maybe so that they learn early and inculcate the habit of saying it. But recently someone told me we should say yarhamukallah(may allah have mercy on you) and not alhamdulillah when they sneeze. Can you please advise
When a child/baby sneezes, one who can’t speak yet , I’ve heard parents or others say alhamdulillah in their place. Maybe so that they learn early and inculcate the habit of saying it. But recently someone told me we should say yarhamukallah(may allah have mercy on you) and not alhamdulillah when they sneeze. Can you please advise
02Jan
ANSWER:
What you have heard is not correct. It is an innovation to say any of that on behalf of the child.
When a child/baby sneezes, one who can’t speak yet , I’ve heard parents or others say alhamdulillah in their place. Maybe so that they learn early and inculcate the habit of saying it. But recently someone told me we should say yarhamukallah(may allah have mercy on you) and not alhamdulillah when they sneeze. Can you please advise