Some people like to use hey, hello, hi, howdy to sound more cool. Some use greetings in their native language to show love for their culture, like in urdu “shab-bakhair”…etc. Others love to use Assalam-o-Alaikum to improve “barakah” (blessings) in their relationship, while few avoid it to look more modern in front of their western friends.
How do you usually greet / like to be greeted by people around you ?
p.s. I just found out “Hey *Hottie” and *“Hey Babe” are also used on planet earth.
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Whenever I pass through any of my friend. I simply say "Assalam-o-Alaikum" and "How are you?" these are the typical greetings I always use.
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Assalam O Alaikum to Muslim folks and good morning , good evening , good night , hi , bye to non Muslims.
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i also use weird kind of greetings like ki haal chal ... oye ki kar rayi aye... hey sexy waghaira waghaira but that is always after Assalam O Alaikum
i only say asalmaulaikum to my dad and other relatives or older guests..others i say hey/hi... see ya/bye or khudahafiz to older guests/relatives..
i never give muslim greetings to people my age ..i dont know y?..even if they r muslim..it just feels unnatural to me..
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"A-Salm-Wa-Alikum" - For all Muslim friends and family ...
"Hey How Are you Doing" - for informal non-Muslim colleagues...
"Hello I am ....
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Assalam o Alaikum to Muslim friends
hey, hi, hello to non-muslims.
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^ lol
I usually say salam to my relatives and guests and Allah hafiz when I am leaving, for friends I say hey or hi and see ya or laterz