What is the meaning of this inscription on this clothe?

Use Google translate if you're able to type it out.

agamevu:
What is the meaning of this inscription on this clothe?

Are you sure that it's Arabic?

Bismillah

@malawii
Pls what is Bismillah ?

agamevu:
@malawii
Pls what is Bismillah ?

With God name

or

I started with the name of Allah

In the name of God

It inscribes: "in the name of God".

if you no know the meaning abeg keep am jeje....no wear wetin Bk boys go just corner you .......no attract wahala with your hand oo

michael77777:
if you no know the meaning abeg keep am jeje....no wear wetin Bk boys go just corner you .......no attract wahala with your hand oo

Funny

Thanks for the translation.
My sister wore this clothe yesterday and I just noticed that the design was actually a language and that actually prompted my curiosity.

بسم الله

ىسم الله

Bismillah: meaning in the name of Allah. There another inscription there also on the right:

الرحيم

Ar raheem: meaning the God with infinite mercy. (the most merciful).


And Allah knows best

Na to go olosho house dey my mind this morning

doctore212:
Na to go olosho house dey my mind this morning

Chei!

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sonofanarchy:
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Lol.. Your footnote is quite funny.

Is there any particular power in writing/talking in Arabic than in English?

The Bible, as I learnt, was originally written in Greek/Jew language but was translated to English for easy reading and that does not reduce the power in the word. My point is, why bother going to Arabic school when it can easily be translated to English, our official language for easy reading. What importance is there in learning the Quran in the Arabic?
Enlighten me

Hmm

AdeniyiA:
Is there any particular power in writing/talking in Arabic than in English?

The Bible, as I learnt, was originally written in Greek/Jew language but was translated to English for easy reading and that does not reduce the power in the word. My point is, why bother going to Arabic school when it can easily be translated to English, our official language for easy reading. What importance is there in learning the Quran in the Arabic?
Enlighten me

Every language was created by Allah (God) but only Arabic was decreed on Muslims for Ibadah (worship)

AdeniyiA:
Is there any particular power in writing/talking in Arabic than in English?

The Bible, as I learnt, was originally written in Greek/Jew language but was translated to English for easy reading and that does not reduce the power in the word. My point is, why bother going to Arabic school when it can easily be translated to English, our official language for easy reading. What importance is there in learning the Quran in the Arabic?
Enlighten me

Every language was created by Allah (God) but only Arabic was decreed on Muslims for Ibadah (worship)

agamevu:
Thanks for the translation.
My sister wore this clothe yesterday and I just noticed that the design was actually a language and that actually prompted my curiosity.

Please caution her, it can cause her trouble...
Not all humans reason well...
The designer create it to insult the muslim Faith, a reasonable muslim will know that it's not her fault because she's ignorant of What it means but those unreasonable illiterates among the muslim can easily attack her because of that

AdeniyiA:
Is there any particular power in writing/talking in Arabic than in English?

The Bible, as I learnt, was originally written in Greek/Jew language but was translated to English for easy reading and that does not reduce the power in the word. My point is, why bother going to Arabic school when it can easily be translated to English, our official language for easy reading. What importance is there in learning the Quran in the Arabic?
Enlighten me

Yes, there's a lot of intensity to Arabic word meanings that English can't fully translate.


Just like french has deep meaning as a romance language, Arabic is poetic and ethereal.

You can test this by listening to Qur'an recitation on the internet. Without understanding a word, it's genuinely uplifting.

if to say he will do, He will understand this better

AdeniyiA:
Is there any particular power in writing/talking in Arabic than in English?

The Bible, as I learnt, was originally written in Greek/Jew language but was translated to English for easy reading and that does not reduce the power in the word. My point is, why bother going to Arabic school when it can easily be translated to English, our official language for easy reading. What importance is there in learning the Quran in the Arabic?
Enlighten me

A Yoruba person will wait for yoruba service in church while on English service but Muslims u be igbo, u be Hausa, u be tivi , all are united with a language and will pray the same time.

Las Las we will speak that language (zephaniah chapter 3 Vs 9)