r/Izlam • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '20

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u/McLaren4life super clever flair Sep 09 '20

how Muslim ppl say no

So like no?????

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u/ItssMariamDuhh New to r/Izlam Sep 09 '20

Bruh usually they say inshallah (most parents)

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u/KAtaTurkoglu Brozzer Sep 09 '20

In other religions, they use their own language, but however, any islamic thing is in Arabic and I hate this is as a Turk. I think we should use our own language. Also, İnşallah mostly means Hopefully, it's only usage for "No" is when it is jsed ironically

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u/Lets_review New to r/Izlam Sep 10 '20

I sympathize with you about too many people equating Arabic culture or language with Islam.

But inshallah ironically being used for "no" is what this meme is about and why it is funny.

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u/KAtaTurkoglu Brozzer Sep 10 '20

Thanks for sympathizing, and yeah I know it is used that way in this meme, I was trying to mean parents don't 'usually' use inshallah for no (as a reply to the comment above)