So in his sermon, Nasrallah decided to use his exceptional literary skills when pronouncing the tardiya, i.e Radi Allahu anhu (may Allah be pleased with him), after the names of Abu Bakr and Umar, as Sunni Muslims usually do upon mentioning the names of the sahaba. He had done what was expected, but he made a "mistake" and pronounced Umar's name with a triptote ending (Arabic: عمرِ‎), turning the meaning of the formula into "may Allah be pleased with anyone named 'Umar'".