QUOTE(syockit @ Dec 4 2011, 08:05 PM)
For learned Muslims, this phrase is very connected with Islam. They are taught the proper etiquette regarding the salām, and among them are rules regarding non-muslims:
1) One should not initiate the salām towards non-muslims, and
2) If greeted with salām from non-muslims, the answer should be "wa alaykum" (and upon you too).
Among the reasons I learned is: because as-Salām is one of the names of God Almighty, you shall not invoke his holy name upon a non-believer.
Not many here in /k/ are learned since most of their statement show how shallow their knowledge of Islam and they don't even realise that.1) One should not initiate the salām towards non-muslims, and
2) If greeted with salām from non-muslims, the answer should be "wa alaykum" (and upon you too).
Among the reasons I learned is: because as-Salām is one of the names of God Almighty, you shall not invoke his holy name upon a non-believer.
being liberal for the sake of attention.
dum dum dee dee dum.
Dec 4 2011, 09:34 PM

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