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Only a Muslim would say this, because Judaism doesn't include this concept, but a Hebrew speaking Muslim living in Israel might say it this way:

male: aní mevater kulam le Allah (אני מוותר כולם לאללה)

female: aní mevateret kulam le Allah (אני מוותרת כולם לאללה)

Note also that the word "Islam" means "surrending to God"

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Surrender = neechna (× ×›× ×¢)

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