"Hashem Yiten Li Ko'akh" is a Hebrew phrase that translates to "May God give me strength." It is often used in prayers or expressions of hope, reflecting a desire for divine assistance and empowerment in facing challenges. This phrase underscores the reliance on faith and spirituality for support in difficult times. It can be found in various contexts within Jewish liturgy and personal reflections.
Mohammad Hashem Zamani was born in 1928.
Mohammad Hashem Pesaran was born in 1946.
Hashem Shaalan died on March 19, 2006.
Ann Li goes by Ann.
Li Mian died in 788.
To a female: Hashem yiten lakh ko'akh (?? ???? ?? ???) To a male: Hashem yiten lekha ko'akh (?? ???? ?? ???)
The literal phrasing of "The LORD is my strength" sounds off in Hebrew, but is HaShem Koakhi (ה' כוחי). If you want to convey the sentiment of "The LORD gives me strength" this sounds much better in Hebrew and is HaShem Noten Li Koakh (ה' נותן לי כוח).
Hashem Shaalan's birth name is Mohammed Hashem Shaalan.
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Hashem Amoli died in 1993.
Hashem Aghajari was born in 1957.
Ibrahim Hashem died in 1958.
Ibrahim Hashem was born in 1886.
Tzivos Hashem was created in 1981.
The population of Hashem Beg is 1,213.
Hashem Akbarian was born in 1897.
Hashem Akbarian died in 1971.