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==Effectiveness== | ==Effectiveness== | ||
Saying ''in sha' Allah'' is supposed to help people achieve their goals/wishes. If people don't say ''in sha' Allah'', then their goals shouldn't be achieved (for example, Solomon couldn't have kids without saying ''in sha' Allah''). But since people from other religions and atheists | Saying ''in sha' Allah'' is supposed to help people achieve their goals/wishes. If people don't say ''in sha' Allah'', then their goals shouldn't be achieved (for example, Solomon couldn't have kids without saying ''in sha' Allah''). But since people from other religions and atheists can achieve their goals without saying ''in sha' Allah'' and Muslims not always achieve their goals despite saying ''in sha' Allah'', then the effectiveness of this phrase on achieving goals is approximately 0%. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||