Take the tour ×  Everywhere in Islamic gatherings or events, the
translation of the Quran, and Islamic literatures, I see SAAW
very commonly used after the Prophet Muhammad's name. However, I
don't see SWT with the same frequency after Allah's(SWT) name.
As to every Muslim Allah(SWT) is the supreme power and owner of
all things, shouldn't this be the other way around? In other
words, why the name of Prophet Mohammad receives more respect
than that of Allah(SWT)?  share|improve this question add
comment  3 Answers  There is a direct command from Allah to
Muslims to say SAAW when the Prophet is mentioned:   Sahih
International Translation   [Surat Al-'Aĥzāb:56]  It's the order
of Allah that we say SAAW whenever the Prophet is mentioned. So
we respect Prophet the because Allah ordered us to do so, this
obviously means that we respect Allah more, and in obedience for
his order we respect the Prophet that much.  However, there is
no "solid" order that states we should say SWT whenever Allah's
name is mentioned (at