mashallah
What is another word for mashallah? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Interjection — An Arabic expression meaning "what God has willed," said to show appreciation or joy at something good, and to acknowledge the blessing rather than boast of it.
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Etymology
From Arabic "mā shāʾa llāh," what God has willed.
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What does mashallah mean?
"What God has willed." It is said on seeing something good — a healthy child, an achievement, good news — to express delight and give credit to God rather than claim it.
What is the difference between mashallah and inshallah?
Mashallah responds to something that has already happened, with appreciation. Inshallah means "if God wills" and looks forward to something hoped for.
