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What does mashallah mean?

"Mashallah" is an Arabic phrase that translates to "May God (Allah) bless it" or "God has willed it".

Here's a breakdown of the meaning:

* Ma is a prefix that denotes something belonging to.

* Sha'a means "to wish" or "to will".

* Allah is the Arabic word for God.

Usage:

"Mashallah" is used to express:

* Praise or admiration for something good that has happened or for a positive quality someone possesses.

* Acknowledgement of God's will and blessing in a situation.

* Gratitude for blessings received.

Examples:

* "Mashallah, you have a beautiful baby!"

* "Mashallah, your new house is stunning!"

* "Mashallah, you passed your exams!"

Important Note: It is considered disrespectful to say "Mashallah" about something you own, or about yourself. It's better to use it for praising something or someone else.

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