Akhtar Bhai Spiritual Healer answered 5 months ago
Mil Hamdulillah seems like a mix of two different words from different languages. Mil word is from Urdu, that meaning Mulaqat or together, and Hamdulillah word is from Arabic, commonly used in Urdu as well, meaning Tamam tareefain Allah ke liye hain. But when combined as Mil Hamdulillah, it doesn't form a complete or meaningful phrase in either Urdu or Arabic. It seems like an incomplete part of a longer Wazifa. If you share the full Wazifa, I will be able to guide you more accurately.
Tahira Azeem answered 10 hours ago
I came across the words Mil Alhamdulillah in a Wazifa someone mentioned. Can you please explain the exact meaning of Mil Alhamdulillah? and in Wazifa context can it be used? I want to understand it properly before I start it.
Akhtar BhaiAs I have already explained above, words “Mil Alhamdulillah” meaning. However, without knowing the full Wazifa or its complete context, I cannot assure its accuracy or intended usage. It would be better if you could mention the full Wazifa or context so that its proper usage can be understood clearly.