Definition of mashallah in English:

mashallah

exclamation maˈʃaləˌmɑːʃɑːˈlɑː

In Muslim countries, expressing praise or resignation: ‘(this is) what God wills’. Later also in extended use.

Origin

Early 19th century. From Arabic mā šā'a llāh ‘whatever God will!’, ‘This is what God has willed!’ from mā what, whatever + šā'a to wish + Allāh God.

Definition of mashallah in US English:

mashallah

exclamation

In Muslim countries, expressing praise or resignation: ‘(this is) what God wills’. Later also in extended use.

Origin

Early 19th century. From Arabic mā šā'a llāh ‘whatever God will!’, ‘This is what God has willed!’ from mā what, whatever + šā'a to wish + Allāh God.

单词	mashallah
释义	Definition of mashallah in English: mashallah exclamation maˈʃaləˌmɑːʃɑːˈlɑː In Muslim countries, expressing praise or resignation: ‘(this is) what God wills’. Later also in extended use. Origin Early 19th century. From Arabic mā šā'a llāh ‘whatever God will!’, ‘This is what God has willed!’ from mā what, whatever + šā'a to wish + Allāh God. Definition of mashallah in US English: mashallah exclamation In Muslim countries, expressing praise or resignation: ‘(this is) what God wills’. Later also in extended use. Origin Early 19th century. From Arabic mā šā'a llāh ‘whatever God will!’, ‘This is what God has willed!’ from mā what, whatever + šā'a to wish + Allāh God.
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