"Inshallah" simply means "God willing" in Arabic.
It's a common expression used by Arabic speakers of all faiths, not just Muslims. Christians say it, and many Arabic-speaking Jews do, too.
Nothing to be afraid of.
I’m all for asking candidates where they stand on Israel, but it feels like it’s become the only question many interviewers care about. Ask the question and if you get a clear answer, move on. Issues that actually determine people’s lives like roads, schools and the overall standard of living barely get a mention.
Reply to this post with the translation of “inshallah” in your language.
Maybe those who think it’s a secret code will realize it’s just…. an expression!
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