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If you are writing in Shah Allah, which means if Allah wills, okay?

In the Arabic language, if you're writing it in the Arabic language, the correct way of writing it is

three separate words.

In Shah Allah.

So in Shah Allah, and when you're saying it, you say in Shah Allah, okay?

So I'm writing it in the Arabic language, the correct way of writing it is

three separate words.

In Shah Allah.

In the Arabic language.

In any other language, if I am saying if Allah wills in English, I should write IF,

space, A, double L, A, H, space, W, I, L, L, S, that's if Allah wills.

Those are three separate words.

But if I am doing what is known as a transliteration, which means it's Arabic, but I'm just writing

it in another language for people to read it.

I can write it anyhow, anyhow, completely for as long as it is readable to the people,

legible, they can see it, they can read it.

If you look at, you know, the Malay language, they write in siya Allah, the S, Y, A, they

pronounce it, they pronounce the S, Y, the way we pronounce S, H.

So they can write it how they want for as long as when people read it, they read it in

siya Allah.

Because a transliteration means nothing.

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