Transliteration:( Da'waahum feehaa Subhaanakal laahumma wa tahiyyatuhum feehaa salaam; wa aakhiru da'waahum anil hamdu lillaahi Rabbil 'aalameen )
"In it, their prayer will be, 'Glory be to You, O Allah!' And their greeting in it will be, 'Peace.' And the final call of their prayer will be, 'All praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds [32]."
This verse highlights that before petitioning Allah Almighty, the inhabitants of Paradise will first recite His praises, just as it is done in the royal court system. In the same way, when Muslims perform Salaah (prayer) today, they begin by reciting Thana, acknowledging Allah's greatness before making any requests. This practice is extended into Paradise, where the act of worship is filled with praise for Allah.
When the inhabitants of Paradise meet one another, they will exchange greetings of peace, or possibly, the angels will greet them. This teaches the importance of greeting others in a manner that spreads peace. Additionally, reciting Allah’s praises at the time of departure becomes a spiritual activity in Paradise, or it could mean that Allah Almighty Himself will send greetings to the residents of Paradise, marking them as beloved.
Though all acts of worship may cease in Paradise, the praise of Allah Almighty will never end. Reciting Na'at Shareef (praises of the Holy Prophet PBUH) is also seen as indirectly praising Allah, since the Prophet (PBUH) is the means through which Allah’s message was conveyed to humanity. This continuous act of praise signifies the eternal closeness to Allah in Paradise.
The tafsir of Surah Yunus verse 10 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Yunus ayat 9 which provides the complete commentary from verse 9 through 10.
(10:10) Their cry in it will be: ‘Glory be to You, Our Lord!’, and their greeting: ‘Peace!’; and their cry will always end with: ‘All praise be to Allah, the Lord of the universe.[14]
14. These facts about the life in Paradise have been stated in order to make conspicuous the high thinking and the noble qualities of the believers. When they enter Paradise after coming out successful in this worldly test, they will manifest the same high qualities of character that they had in this world. Instead of making urgent and immediate demands for beautiful articles of luxury, musical instruments, wine and women, they will sing hymns of praise to their Lord. This also belies that picture of the life in Paradise that some crooked people have formed of it. The fact is that the noble personalities which the believers build in this world and the high ways of thinking and the excellent moral characters they form in this world and the great and rigid training they give to their feelings, emotions and desires, will become all the more prominent in the pure surroundings and environments of Paradise. That is why they will love it most to sing hymns of praise to Allah and glorify His name just as they did in this world. Besides this, their greatest wish and desire in Paradise will be peace for one another, as it was in their collective life in this world.
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