How do you say gift fom god in Arabic?

Question

How do you say "gift fom god" in Arabic?

Preferably I'm looking for these answers in Egyptian Arabic, but if you speak a different dialect of Arabic then I'll be happy with that answer also. With your answer, please let me know what dialect of Arabic you speak. Please translate using English letters. Thank you.


Please don't suggest websites like Babelfish. It doesn't translate it into English letters only Arabic letters and I don't read Arabic yet. I'm planning on teaching myself that later.

Answer 1

in standard Arabic

هبةٌ من الله =hibatun minallah

or just - hibatullah = هبةُ الله

Answer 2

I think it is yehoshua

Answer 3

"Nathaniel" and "Johnathan" mean "Given from God" and "God's reward" respectively. 1. "My god" 2. "about" (as in "around"...Applied to a plural set) three. "Arabs" four. ???(A surname, perhaps?)

Answer 4

If you get a gift :



الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِينَ



ALHAMDULILLAHI ROBBIL ALAMIN



Praise be to Allah, the Cherisher and Sustainer of the worlds.