When to Not Say "Insha'Allah"

By: Omar Suleiman   Source: Yaqeen Institute Jun 11, 2024 No Comments


We say "insha'Allah" when we hope to Allah for something to happen.

However, when it comes to du'a, saying inshaAllah betrays a lack of certainty in du'a. In this episode, learn how to make du'a with certainty and dependence.

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