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Why Muslims use term InshaAllah ?
Asked by truth exposed,
12 Jan 01:24 pm
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The phrase insha'Allah means God willing or if God wills it in Arabic. Devout Muslims say "insha'Allah" whenever they make a statement about a plan to do something, in a way of requesting God to bless the activity. The phrase also acknowledges submission to God, with the speaker putting him or herself into God's hands, and accepting the fact that God sometimes works in inscrutable ways.
Answered by LIPSIKA, 12 Jan 01:59 pm
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Translated into English it could mean God willing. Actually I have seen many non-Muslims (including me) saying Insha Allah many a times. Like yesterday I was talking to a friend in Mumbai. I told him that soon I will be coming to Mumbai, Insha Allah, and meet him. Its a part of the vocabulary of many.
Answered by QueSera Sera, 12 Jan 01:37 pm
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It means: If God 'wills'...and without which nothing could be done....!
Answered by Dil Se, 12 Jan 01:46 pm
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I just use it always . It is an optimistic words for me that Allah with us and by his well everything will be alright :-)
Answered by nahu khan, 12 Jan 01:31 pm
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I like this thing about you guys. This is an acknowledgment that every thing happens only as per His will. I also use this term
Answered by Vikram, 12 Jan 01:27 pm
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