To say “Praise be to Allah, Regal Chukwudumebi” correctly in Arabic, the sentence maintains the praise directed strictly to Allah while addressing the person afterward.
Here is the correct Arabic structure, script, and pronunciation:
Arabic Script
الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ يَا رِيجَالْ جُوكْوُودُومِيبِي
Transliteration
Al-hamdu lillāhi yā Rījāl Jūkwūdūmībī
Word-by-Word Breakdown
- الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ (Al-hamdu lillāh): Praise be to Allah.
- يَا (yā): Oh / Dear (the Arabic calling particle used to address someone directly).
- رِيجَالْ جُوكْوُودُومِيبِي (Rījāl Jūkwūdūmībī): The phonetic Arabic spelling for the names “Regal” and “Chukwudumebi.” [1, 2, 3]
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