Let's avoid some mistakes, let's know the right one. Let's resolve some doubts.
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✪ Mashallah or Mashallah?
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Say Mashallah, not Mashallah. It means 'God does whatever He wills.'
The lexical analysis of Mashaallah is as follows:
Mother = ya
Sha (a) = wishes
Allah = Allah
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You can also say ‘Ma sha Allah’ in this way. Original Arabic: مَا شَاءَ اللّٰه
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Similarly, say ‘InshaAllah’ instead of ‘InshaAllah’. It means ‘if Allah wills / desires’. Its lexical analysis is as follows:
In = if
Sha (a) = wish (want)
God = God. Original Arabic: ِْنْ شَاءَ اللّٰه
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✪ Mohammed or Muhammad?
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Saying ‘Mohammad’ is not the correct pronunciation. So, say and write ‘Muhammad’. It means ‘praised.’ Original Arabic: مُحَمَّد
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Rabbatul Bait or Rabbiatul Bait?
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In Arabic, housewife is called 'Rabbatul Bait'. It means: house manager, caretaker, guardian. Many people mistranslate it as 'Queen of the House', this translation is wrong. Again, many do not say ‘Rabbatul Bait’ but say ‘Rabbiatul Bait’. This is also wrong. Original Arabic: رَبَّةُ الْبَيْت
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✪ Astagfirullah or Astakfirullah?
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The correct word here is 'Astagfirullah'. This means: I seek forgiveness from Allah. The word 'Astakfirullah' is meaningless. There is no such word in Arabic. Original Arabic: َْسْتَغْفِرُ اللّٰه
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✪ Which is correct — Barkat or Barakah?
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The perfect pronunciation of the Arabic root word is 'barakah'. It means: abundance, welfare. However, the word ‘blessing’ is also correct, it can also be said. This has been the effect of Bengal. Saying 'Barkat' will not change the meaning. Original Arabic: بَرَكَةٌ
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Similarly, the perfect pronunciation is 'Rahmah', which means: kindness, grace. However, there is no problem in saying 'mercy'. Money will not be manipulated. Original Arabic: رَحْمَةٌ
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Judgment or Judgment?
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The correct word is ‘judgment’, which means neglect or worldliness; Who has no attraction to the world. Many write ‘Judas’. This is not actually true. Original Arabic: زُهْدٌ
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✪ Is ‘Walaikumus Salam’ correct?
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No The correct answer to Salam is, ‘Wa Alaikumus Salam’. Original Arabic: وَعَلَيْكُمُ ٱلسَّلَامُ
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✪ Allahu Akbar or Allahu Akbar?
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Many people make this mistake. In Arabic, there is clearly a jabar on the letter ‘ba’. So, right, ‘Akbar’. It means: the greatest or greatest of all. Original Arabic: اَللّٰهُ أَكْبَر
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