Tesmi means a lot to Muslims. Muslims should read Pray for Protection before reciting Tess. Tesmi is the most common theme of Arabic script law, which is more popular than Qingzhen. Tess's complete sentence includes three nouns: Allah, the most merciful Lord and the most merciful Lord. These three nouns are the first three of the "ninety-nine honorifics of Allah" in Islamic tradition, in which the words "merciful Lord" and "benevolent Lord" both come from the same word and "R-? -M”(？ ), which means "poor".
Generally speaking, the Chinese translation of Tess is "in the name of the most merciful/merciful/merciful God" (sometimes the definite article is omitted). But according to the root R- Ar-ra, derived from -M M, not only means "pity", but also points out the eternity in time. Therefore, the best Chinese translation is "in the name of the most merciful God", or the more traditional translation is "in the name of the most merciful God".