How to Say “God Save Me” in Arabic

الله ينجيني
Allah yunajjini
The English phrase "God save me" is translated into Arabic as الله ينجيني (Allah yunajjini).
الله ينجيني is used as a direct plea to God when facing immediate physical danger or a catastrophic situation. It is a prayer or plea for God to rescue someone from a dangerous or difficult situation.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of Allah (God), yunajji (the verb for saving/rescuing) and the suffix -ni (me).

How does it change in a sentence?

In الله ينجيني, the verb yunajji is in the present tense, which in this context functions as a prayer or a wish for a continuous or future state of being saved.

How do you pronounce it?

Allah yunajjini

Did you know?

  • While Allah is the Arabic word for God, it is used by Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews as well as Muslims. It is the standard word for God across different religious denominations in the Arab world.
  • The word الله shares a common ancestral root with the Hebrew word אֱלוֹהַּ ('elōah), meaning they are distant linguistic cousins from the same Proto-Semitic family.
  • In Arabic, phrases starting with Allah are often used as conversational fillers or social reactions, not just formal prayers. A person might use a variation of Allah to express everything from surprise to a mild wish for good luck.

Examples in context

  • الله ينجيني من هذا الموقف.
    Allāhu yunǧīnī min hāḏā al-mawqif.
    God save me from this situation.
  • أنا في خطر، الله ينجيني.
    Anā fī ḫatar, Allāhu yunǧīnī.
    I am in danger, God save me.
  • الله ينجيني من شر الأعداء.
    Allāhu yunǧīnī min šar al-a‘dā'.
    God save me from the evil of enemies.

Example conversation

Yousef and Leila are witnessing a dangerous storm from a window.

  1. يوسف Youssef

    انظري إلى الرياح، إنها مرعبة!
    Undhuri ila al-riyah, innaha mur'iba!
    Look at the winds, they are terrifying!
  2. ليلى Layla

    نعم يا يوسف، يجب أن نبتعد عن النافذة.
    Na'am ya Yousef, yajib an nabta'id 'an al-nafidha.
    Yes Yousef, we must move away from the window.
  3. يوسف Youssef

    الله ينجيني من هذا الرعب.
    Allah yunjini min hadha al-ru'b.
    God save me from this terror.
  4. ليلى Layla

    لا تقلق، سنكون بخير إن شاء الله.
    La taqlaq, sanakunu bikhayr in sha' Allah.
    Don't worry, we will be fine, God willing.

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