What do these Arabic Islamic phrases mean?

Question

Subhanalla

Mashallah

Astagfurallah (different people spell it differently. Which one's the right one?)

Insh'allah

alhamduillah

A'udu bilamin el shaitan el rajim

These are what come to memory. Any other common daily phrases also welcome.

Answer 1

Subhanalla :                                      How perfect Allah is  (Glory to be Allah )        

Mashallah :                                       That which Allah wills (will come to pass)

Astaghfirullah :                                 I ask Allah for forgiveness

Insh'allah :                                        If Allah wills

alhamduillah:                                   All the praises and thnks be to Allah

A'udu bilamin el shaitan el rajim     I take refuge with Allah, from the accursed devil.(Satan)

Answer 2

Subhan Allah - To the Priase and Glory of Allah Only he could show it

MashAllah - By his grace and mercy.. some over use both!

Astugfarallah - may he forgive

InshAllah - only by his will

Al hamdoullah - thank Allah for the good and bad

Allah remove the devil from my sight

translation and meaning so  you will get many english versions some are closer than others but none replace the words in arabic.

Answer 3

you have to listen to the arabic sounds to say it with correct sound ofcourse.

Bismillaahir Rahmaanir Raheem = in the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, The Most Merciful

*before starting anything and everything.

Subhaanallah (soob-haan-al-loh) = All praise be to Allah/ Glory be to Allah

*when simply praising Allah for all matters, and all things.

Mashallah (maa-shal-loh) = As Allah has willed it/ by the mercy of Allah

*when praising someone's deeds, properties, looks etc.

Astaghfirullah (as-taaG-firool-loh) = I ask forgiveness from Allah

*when repenting to Allah in general or upon hearing a thing unpleasant.

Inshallah (inshal-loh) = Allah willing / if Allah wills (in the future)

*when you are planning to do a thing or making a promise.

Alhamdulillah (al-Haamdu-lil-laah) = All thanks be to Allah/ praise is for Allah

*when you are greatful to Allah for what you have and don't have.

A'udu billahi minash shaitawnir rajeem (A'oo-thoo bil-laahi minash shai-taw-nir-rajeem) = I take refuge with Allah from the cursed shaitaan

*can be said anytime to keep shaitaan away.

Qadarallah (Qaw-daral-loh) = decree of Allah

*to be said when something bad happens

Allahuakbar (Al-law-hu-akbar) = Allah is the Greatest.

Answer 4

subhanallah----glory be to God (similar to "Hallelujah")

mashallah----It was God's will, God made it happen (form of excitement)

astaghfirallah----I seek the forgiveness of Allah, forgive me

insh'allah----If God wills it, it's God's will

alhamdulillah---Thanks to God

A'udu bilahi minal shaitan al rajim----I seekf refuge in God from Satan, the devil.

Answer 5

subhanallah means- its making Allah pure.............i dont know how to explain how to use it, but i say it when i see the sky is beautiful (along with mashallah), or when you realize something happens for a reason.

mashallah means- it is God will, or Gods willing...........you say it when you think something is beautiful or like you dont want to jinx it.

astughfirallah means- like to seek forgiveness.............you say it when you hear or see or do something horrible.

alhumdilillah means- like thank God............you used it when you are thankfull for something you have or dont have, obviously, lol.

A'udu bilamin el shaitan el rajeem means- i seek refuge in allah from the shaitan............you used it when you feel the shaitan is trying to trick you.

Answer 6

Salam for you my dear friend.

Subhanallah means Allah is very sacred or purest or sinless

Masya allah means Allah is the greatest beautiful creator

Astagfirullah means  Allah is the greatest forgiveness giver

Inshaallah means if Allah gives permission or consent or agree or approval

Alhamdulillah means thank to Allah who has given us favourable condition

Audzubillah himinaashaitan nir rojim means  asking for Allah's protection from the cruel shaitans (iblises)

Answer 7

glory to god

as allah willed

forgive me allah

god willing

thank god

allah protect me from shaytaan

i believe these are it! insha'allah they are!!!!! salaamz btw!

Answer 8

Subhan = Glory

Subhan Allah = glory to Allah ( awe expression )

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Ma = What

shaa = willed

Ma shaa Allah = what God willed . ( awe expression , sometimes people say it for protection  from the envious eyes  )

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A staghferu = I ask forgiveness

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Al = the

Hamdu = thank

ll = to

Al hamdu ll allah = The thank is to Allah

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A' uzu   = I seek refuge

bil = with

min = from

Al = the

Shaitan = devil

Rajim = the stoned (  the satan is stoned and expelled from the mercy of Allah )

A'uzu bil Allah min al shaitan al rajeem = I seek refuge in Allah from the stoned devil .