Tabarakallah is a phrase that Muslims say to show appreciation and a way to praise Allah for something they found amazing. We will discuss in detail how it is written in Arabic, its Meaning, and examples of it in The Quran
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Tabarakallah Meaning
The meaning of Tabarakallah is similar to Mashallah. Its Literal meaning is “May Allah Bless”. This is an Arabic sentence that when translated into English means “Blessed is Allah”.
Tabarakallah in Arabic
The phrase consists of 2 words that are written in Arabic with Diacritical as:
تَبَارَكَ اللَّهُ
and Without the Diacritical:
تبارك الله
When to say it
You can say it when you see a beautiful landscape, a stunning sunset, or any other natural or man-made creation that amazes you. Here are some examples of when you can say “Tabarakallah”:
Wow, What a beautiful baby, TabaarakAllah
I visited my friend’s house yesterday, Tabarak Allah he has a luxury one!
That guy carries heavy weights at the Gym, TabarakAllah!
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Phrase origin In the Quran
Tabarak was mentioned in the Quran at least 3 times in the following aya:
Tabaaraka lazee nazzalal Furqaana ‘alaa ‘abdihee li yakoona lil’aalameena nazeera
[Quran 25:1]
Blessed is He who sent down the Criterion upon His Servant that he may be to the worlds a warner
“…tabaarakal laahu Rabbul ‘aalameen”
[Quran 7:54]
“…blessed is Allah, Lord of the worlds.”
“Tabaarakal lazee nazzalal Furqaana ‘alaa ‘abdihee li yakoona lil’aalameena nazeera”
[Quran 55:78]
“Blessed is He who sent down the Criterion upon His Servant that he may be to the worlds a warner”
