Top definition. I'm coming home , I'll be there by Tuesday morning, inshallah. Aug 11 Word of the Day. Wet Ass Pussy. You can tell by the way she walks, she got that WAP. You can look at her face and tell she ain't got that WAP. It means "if god wants to" or "if god is willing to let the thing happen" It is mostly used by Arab parents as a form of saying no.
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This trisyllabic, Semitic weapon of mass destruction is a hallmark of the Arabic vernacular. Most sane individuals, however, believe Arabic is simply a language that millions of people around the world speak. But now Arabic has become a nightmare that terrorizes passengers at 30, feet. In November, two men said they were questioned before boarding a Southwest flight because a few passengers heard them speak Arabic and were afraid to fly with them. Several years ago, six imams were kicked off a plane for what fellow passengers deemed suspicious behavior, including praying in Arabic near the gate. Opportunity is often born from absurdities.
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Two weeks ago, a UC Berkeley student was kicked off a plane — for speaking Arabic, he says. Khairuldeen Makhzoomi said in an interview with The Times that he was chatting to his uncle on the phone when he noticed a woman seated in the row ahead staring at him. A few minutes later, he said, he was asked why he was speaking Arabic on a plane. Next, he was searched by police, and then FBI agents. There are plenty of analogues in other languages. But a lot of people use it more liberally, almost like punctuation, or even as a joke.
A similar expression exists in Maltese : jekk Alla jrid if God wills it. Owing to Ottoman rule over the Balkans , it is used extensively in Bulgaria and in the ex-Yugoslav countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina , Serbia , Croatia , Slovenia , North Macedonia , and Montenegro even sometimes used by non Muslims. In Dhivehi language, the phrase "Iraadha Kurehviyya" is used to mean "if God wills it" when speaking about future events. More recently, locals have been replacing the use of the phrase to the Arabic phrase "Insha Allah. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other uses, see Inshallah disambiguation.
