What does the expression 'ya rab' literally mean and when When it is used with the definite article Ar (Ar-Rabb) the Arabic word denotes the Lord (God)
In the Quran, Allah (God) refers to himself as Rabb in several places.
Rabb (Arabic: رب , Rabb, sometimes rabb (-i/-u/-a)), is often used to refer to God in Islam (Allah) as the lord or master. If Allah means God then christians will use the name Allah about God but they dont It is used like the English Oh, Lord! or Oh, God! in many situations Ya rab literally means Oh, Lord, ya being the exclamation used when calling someone, equivalent to oh. Ya is like the Arabic way of calling upon someone, and in this context it would be God. Two examples are: Rabbi zidni 'ilma - 20:114 ( My Lord increase me in my knowledge). It can be found in almost every page of the Qur'an. Rabb is Arabic and means Lord (Ar-Rabb = The Lord and Rabbi = My Lord). Home Ya rabbi in Arabic What does Ya Rab! mean? I've seen so many PraiseAlla
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