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Susan Carland, Lecturer, School of Social Sciences, Monash University

Anne Hathaway’s inshallah moment goes viral. Here’s what it means, and when it can be used

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Three days ago, People magazine posted a clip from an interview with actor Anne Hathaway, who is currently on a global press tour. One of the questions concerned Hathaway’s feelings about ageing. In her response she – a non-Muslim – casually threw the word “inshallah” in mid-sentence.

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