Shuffling an array using random-choice method instead of using Fisher-Yates

I am stuck with an apparently simple problem. I have written a subroutine that accepts an array of length n and another number m as inputs, and then outputs an array with size m which contains uniformly randomly chosen numbers from the original array. I can pass replace=False option, and then the numbers in the output array are always distinct given that there are no repetitions in the original array. My question is, can I use the same routine to randomly shuffle an array? At first sight this looks possible if I input m=n. The problem is that I am not sure whether this will output every possible permutation of the input array with equal probability (Although I would be surprised if it doesn't!). If that doesn't happen, I will write another routine for Fisher-Yates shuffle.