Before accepting Islam, while doing research about Islam, I know I have encountered many words. Eng

Before accepting Islam, while doing research about Islam, I know I have encountered many words. English-speaking Muslims worship are often used when talking about religion in Arabic. So "See you tomorrow Insha'Allah" (hopefully tomorrow) - I've heard many such expressions. At some words because my head a little confused when it comes to Turkey. Islam teaches me English speaking Muslims have used the original Arabic. "Prayer" instead of "Salah" is used, "Day" instead of "Eid" is used. Anyway, I wrote this short list for those interested. However, note that some of these may not be the exact word in English. If you want to ask more questions, you can write me an email or comment. -Allah- God-Prophet -Peygamb is -Bismillah- In the name of God / Allah -Estağfurullah - I seek Allah's forgiveness God willing -İnşallah- -Maşallah It is as God wills -Hac- Pilgrimage (to Makkah) -Din- Religion poems about death - Dindar- Religious Hi aleyküm-Peace be upon you (but they use most of them also in Arabic of English-speaking Muslims) -Aleyk I selam- and upon you peace -Aleyh the selam- Peace be upon Him The victim Bayramı- "Feast of Sacrifice", but in Arabic " Eid ul Adha "more used -Ramaz poems about death the Bayramı-" Feast of Ramadhan "but in Arabic" Eid ul Fitr "more used
2014 (9) November (2) October (7) did you change your name? Have you changed your name? The caliphate: Utopian Bullshit But you're afraid of something other than God ... THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD: AN AMERICAN HERO human flesh is very tasty, right? Hopefully, Mashallah etc. What is the English?