mashallah in German
mashallah in German is maschallah — mashallah means 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.
mashallah in German
maschallah
(Islam, ) Expressing the speaker's gratitude for a blessing or their recognition of divine intervention in its occurrence. God willed it.
What does "mashallah" mean?
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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.
"Mashallah, look how she has grown."
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- Mashallah, look how she has grown.
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What is "mashallah" in German?
"mashallah" in German is maschallah. mashallah means: 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.
How do you use "mashallah" in a sentence?
Example: "Mashallah, look how she has grown." In German, "mashallah" is maschallah.
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