ya allah
actually is used alot by arabs (like me) literally means “my dear god” ya meaning my dear and allah meaning god
ya allah! why wont this jo-hosh leave me alone?
literally – oh g-d! originally from arabic, the word is used by israeli hebrew speakers to express something like amazed frustration.
wife: the cat tore up the pillows again!
me: ya allah!
an arabic phrase meaning “my dear god.” it is perhaps most commonly used by muslim men as a warning of his presence when entering a room where there may be (non-related) muslim women that are not properly covered in hijab. when in a muslim household, it is customary to use this phrase. this practice is primarily common in iran.
-knock on door- ya allah.
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