The Arabic phrase “In sha Allah” (which translates to “If Allah wills”) has a special meaning for Muslims.So learning how to write In Shaa Allah has so special aspect.
In sha Allah in Arabic:
ان شاءالله
In sha Allah meaning in English:
If ALLAH will
If you want anything to happen, you should say it before saying anything else.
This is what Surah Al-Kahf, the Quran’s 18th chapter, says.
And never declare, “Indeed, I’ll do that tomorrow,”
until you follow it up with, “If Allah wills.”
If Allah wills it, whatever you’re talking about will happen, you’re saying when you say in shaa Allah. I would encourage you to be cautious of the implication that you mean you hope it happens (which, of course, applies to everything).
Letters to write In Shaa Allah
| Seventh Letter | Sixth Letter | Fifth Letter | Forth Letter | Third Letter | Second Letter | First Letter |
| last Shape | Half Shape | Half Shape | Half Shape | Half Shape | Half Shape | Full Shape |
| ه | ل | ل | ا | ش | ن | ا |
| FULL WORD:ان شاءالله Meaning: Allah will do it. |
How to Say IN SHAA ALLAH
How to write In shaa Allah
Common use of In Shaa Allah
Although it has Islamic origins, the phrase “in shaa Allah” is commonly used by Arab speakers of other faiths. When talking about forthcoming events.
It is widely used in Arabic to denote “hopefully” or “yes.” If you ask: Are you coming back tomorrow? You should expect to hear “in shaa Allah” in answer. Most people will say this to show how serious they are about their intentions, not to get out of being told no. Thus, in shaa Allah is an additional Arabic term for “yes.”