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allhumdulillah_ does this mean God Willing
30 lug 2012 10:32
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No, it isn't.
Alhamdulillah means "All praise be to Allah (God)"
Muslim people usually say it to thankful to God. :D
30 luglio 2012
Alhamdulillah is Arabic. The muslems usually say it if they have gotten the pleasure. It's a form of thankfulness to Allah ( God). And InsyaAllah means God willing. It means, if someone has a promise to someone, and he/she can't keep his/her promise, he/she will innocent. This is an Islam rule.
30 luglio 2012
Alhamdulillah means praise to God or thank God, Sir.
Insyallah or Insha'Allah means God willing or if God willed it.
I hope this will help :)
30 luglio 2012
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11 aprile 2013
i think alhamdulillah same with thanks god
i'm sorry,my English is not good
13 dicembre 2012
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