This study investigates the scholarly stance on narrating hadiths related to athkar, focusing on the hadith of Ibn Ghannam—“O God, whatever blessing I have or any of Your creation has…”—through collection, verification, and analytical examination to determine its authenticity. Employing an inductive method to gather narrations and a comparative analytical approach to assess differing scholarly views, the research adopts a concise format comprising an introduction, preface, two chapters (on narration and knowledge), and a conclusion. It finds the hadith to be weak and not among the authentic athkar attributed to the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. The study emphasizes that widespread circulation does not validate a hadith, and silence from prominent imams like Abu Dawud and Al-Nasa’i does not imply endorsement. While the hadith conveys a noble and meaningful message, it lacks the necessary transmission to be considered part of the Prophet’s authentic supplications.