Suggest a prayer of gratitude (shukr)

Thanking Allah is the servant's acknowledgment of His blessings and using these blessings in accordance with His pleasure. According to Hanafi fiqh, gratitude is praising with the tongue, knowing with the heart that Allah is the owner of the blessing, and turning this blessing into worship with the body. One of the most beautiful and comprehensive prayers that can be read for gratitude is the following prayer of Prophet Solomon (PBUH) mentioned in the Qur'an: Rabbi evzi'ni en eşküra ni'metekelleti en'amte aleyye ve ala valideyye ve en a'mele salihan terdahü ve edhilni bi rahmetike fi ibadikes salihin. Meaning: "My Lord! Inspire me to be grateful for Your نعمة (blessing) which You have bestowed upon me and upon my parents, and to do righteous work of which You will approve. And admit me by Your mercy into [the ranks of] Your righteous servants." (Surah An-Naml, 19) In addition, this short and concise prayer taught by our Prophet (PBUH) is also very valuable for gratitude: Allahümme ma esbaha bi min ni'metin ev bi ehadin min halkıke fe minke vahdeke la şerike leke, fe lekel hamdü ve lekeş şükrü. Meaning: "O Allah! Whatever blessing has reached me or any of Your creation this morning, it is from You alone, You have no partner. To You belongs all praise and all gratitude." (Abu Dawud, Adab, 110) You can read these prayers whenever you wish, and you can also express your gratitude to Allah with your own sentences as your heart desires. May Allah make your gratitude continuous and accepted.