"Masha'Allah" is an Arabic phrase that translates to "as God has willed" or "what God has willed." It is often used by Muslims to express appreciation, admiration, or gratitude for something good, beautiful, or impressive. The phrase acknowledges that all blessings and achievements come from Allah, the Islamic concept of God. When someone shares good news, such as a new job, a wedding, or a child's success, saying "Masha'Allah" serves as a way to ward off envy and protect the person from the evil eye. It reflects a belief in divine will and encourages a positive outlook on life and its blessings.