MashaAllah meaning in Hindi
مَا شَاءَ اللَّهُ · माशाअल्लाह · What Allah has willed.
माशाअल्लाह in Hindi
जो अल्लाह ने चाहा, वही हुआ।
किसी ख़ूबी या नेमत की तारीफ़ करते वक़्त, नज़र से बचाने की नीयत से कहा जाता है।
What MashaAllah literally says
A statement acknowledging that whatever good has occurred came about only because Allah willed it. It carries no envy.
MashaAllah is Arabic, so the meaning is identical for a speaker of Hindi, English or any other language. What changes is the script it is written in and the words used to explain it. Hindi is spoken chiefly in northern and central India, and the rendering above is the one most commonly used there.
Frequently asked
What does MashaAllah mean in Hindi?
MashaAllah is written माशाअल्लाह and means: जो अल्लाह ने चाहा, वही हुआ।
How is MashaAllah written in Hindi?
In Hindi script it is written माशाअल्लाह. The original Arabic is مَا شَاءَ اللَّهُ.
When do Hindi speakers say MashaAllah?
किसी ख़ूबी या नेमत की तारीफ़ करते वक़्त, नज़र से बचाने की नीयत से कहा जाता है।
Is the meaning of MashaAllah different in Hindi?
No. MashaAllah is Arabic, and its meaning does not change between languages. Only the script and the words used to explain it change. In English it is rendered as "What Allah has willed.".
How many times should MashaAllah be said?
There is no fixed number for everyday use. A widely reported practice after each obligatory prayer is thirty-three repetitions of SubhanAllah, thirty-three of Alhamdulillah and thirty-four of Allahu Akbar (Sahih Muslim 596). You can keep count on the free counter on this site.
MashaAllah in other languages
- MashaAllah meaning in Malayalam
- MashaAllah meaning in Urdu
- MashaAllah meaning in Tamil
- MashaAllah meaning in Kannada
- MashaAllah meaning in English, full guide
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