@can – MashaAllah (pronounced maa-shaa-Allah) literally means “whatever God wills”. Muslims say it when amazed by the blessings and/or creation of God, remembering and praising Him, as everything is so by His will.

Hope this helps clarify. :)

Masha’Allah, a motival and creative and great name!

Thanks sister for your amazing blog!

Wa alaikum asalam wa rahmatulahi wa barakatuhu sister Aisha.. :-)
 
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Reciting surah kahf and durood on fridays are a couple of options to consider

Apart from that, performing small good deeds on a regular basis are more beloved to Allah (swt)  .’A’isha (ra) said that Rasulullah (saw) said : “The deeds most loved by Allah swt (are those) done regularly, even if they are small”. ( Bukhari, Muslim )

So there you go: give a cheerful smile to others around you, remove a stone/thorn from the road, recite verses of the quran whenever possible and do lots of dhikr and you will see yourself getting more close to your Creator, Most High insha’Allah.

Hope this helped and Allah swt knows best
May Allah (swt) love you too!
Wa’salam
 

Wa alaikum asalam wa rahmatulahi wa barakatuhu sister Aisha.. :-)
 
Apoligies for replying late.
 
Reciting surah kahf and durood on fridays are a couple of options to consider

Apart from that, performing small good deeds on a regular basis are more beloved to Allah (swt)  .’A’isha (ra) said that Rasulullah (saw) said : “The deeds most loved by Allah swt (are those) done regularly, even if they are small”. ( Bukhari, Muslim )

So there you go: give a cheerful smile to others around you, remove a stone/thorn from the road, recite verses of the quran whenever possible and do lots of dhikr and you will see yourself getting more close to your Creator, Most High insha’Allah.

Hope this helped and Allah swt knows best
May Allah (swt) love you too!
Wa’salam