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Quran verse 18:24 and 18:69

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    kaltun
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    SLM to All,

    what is the difference between these words ??

    Except, "If Allah wills." And remember your Lord when you forget and say, "Perhaps will guide me my Lord to a nearer (way) than this right way."

    and

    He said, "You will find me, if Allah wills, patient, and not I will disobey your order."

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      Noon_waalqalami
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      peace, besides https//en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kasra
      main differrence ya yasha/willed or "he wills"

      verb
      (sha) form I, non-past (yasha)
      to will, to want, to intend, to wish

      1823-24 and not sayeth surely something indeed I do such tomorrow except that yasha/willed the god and remembrance lord your when ignores thou and say perhaps that guided me lord mine to nearer from this rational of

      1869 said shall find me if sha/wills the god steadfast of and not I disobey to you directive of

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        SLM to All,

        what is the difference between these words ??

        Except, "If Allah wills." And remember your Lord when you forget and say, "Perhaps will guide me my Lord to a nearer (way) than this right way."

        and

        He said, "You will find me, if Allah wills, WISHED patient, and not I will disobey your order."

        Second verse says "if Allah wished". In the narrative we see that Musa kept asking questions because of his human nature or curiosity. That's why he said if Allah has wished for him to keep quiet only then he would be quiet.

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          kaltun
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          Slm Novice and Noon waalqalami,

          thx for the input

          and how about this
          Quran 1839

          ==> what
          ==> to will, to want, to intend, to wish
          ==> Allah
          what Allah want?

          funny thing that i am realizing , in our culture , we use Ma shaa Allah , when we think its needs an protection , like

          nice baby Ma shaa Allah ( so no curse to the baby) , or its something is beautifull Ma shaa Allah ( no evil eye) ect ect

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            jkhan
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            Slm Novice and Noon waalqalami,

            thx for the input

            and how about this
            Quran 1839

            ==> what
            ==> to will, to want, to intend, to wish
            ==> Allah
            what Allah want?

            funny thing that i am realizing , in our culture , we use Ma shaa Allah , when we think its needs an protection , like

            nice baby Ma shaa Allah ( so no curse to the baby) , or its something is beautifull Ma shaa Allah ( no evil eye) ect ect

            Peace Kaltun...
            There is nothing wrong what they use the phrase to the baby or beautiful... but you got it bit complicated, but Novice and NW explained right...
            Ma Sha Allah is like As God Wished / what God wished... like a phrase ... Used for things that is already happened with the wish of God... mainly used for good things in culture but can be used for something which is not pleasant as well in case if it happened

            But In Sha Allah is IF Allah Wished... big difference... it is i think for the future... but we don't know whether it happens or not

            But In Yasha Allah.. IF Allah will/wish... it is like with expectation....Tomorrow is key i think.. the day other than today..
            that's what i understand..... take it easy... use God will in English... laugh

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              kaltun
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              Peace Kaltun...
              There is nothing wrong what they use the phrase to the baby or beautiful... but you got it bit complicated, but Novice and NW explained right...
              Ma Sha Allah is like As God Wished / what God wished... like a phrase ... Used for things that is already happened with the wish of God... mainly used for good things in culture but can be used for something which is not pleasant as well in case if it happened

              But In Sha Allah is IF Allah Wished... big difference... it is i think for the future... but we don't know whether it happens or not

              But In Yasha Allah.. IF Allah will/wish... it is like with expectation....

              that's what i understand..... take it easy... use God will in English... laugh

              Slm jkhan,

              thx for your input also

              and Ma Shaa Allah ===> what Allah made / what Allah has wished / what Allah wanted

              use God will in English...
              )

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