Relationship Between Servant And Lord

The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "You should not say, 'Feed your lord (Rabbaka), help your lord in performing ablution, or give water to your lord, but should say, 'my master (e.g. Feed your master instead of l...

None of you should say: My bondman, for all of you are the bondmen of Allah, but say: My young man, and the servant should not say: My Lord, but should say: My chief.

None of you should say: Supply drink to your lord, feed your lord, help your lord in performing ablution, and none of you should say: My Lord. He should say: My chief, my patron; and none of you shoul...

The servant does not introduce good practice which is followed after him.... The rest of the hadith is the same.

I live in the thought of My servant as he thinks of Me and with him as he calls Me.

The nearest a servant come to his Lord is when he is prostrating himself, so make supplication often.

If the servant of any of you prepares food for him, and he brings it to him, while he had suffered its heat and smoke. He should make him sit with him to eat. If the food is scanty, he should put one ...

Between a servant and unbelief there is the abandonment of prayer.

The Prophet (ﷺ) said: None of you must say: "My slave" (abdi) and "My slave-woman" (amati), and a slave must not say: "My lord" (rabbi or rabbati). The master (of a slave) should say: "My young man" (...

He must say: “My master” (sayyidi) and “My patron” (mawlaya).