It can be also used to greet, especially in the Lebanese culture, The appropriate response for it is “Allah Y’afik”. This greeting can be used as a hello or goodbye and it can be said to anyone, whether known or unknown to the speaker. Yatik al Afia means ‘may God give you health and all the good things’.
A Salam is one of the names of the Great Allah which means “Peace”. Salam means Peace, The word “salam” is mentioned almost 33 times in the Holy Quran. This is the short version of ‘Assalamu Alaikum’. When visiting an Arab home your host is likely to say to you Ya hala bik. Ya hala bik means ‘you are welcome’ and it’s an informal way of saying hello in the middle east. 3-Ahlan- أَهْلًاĪhlan means ‘you are like family’, Arab people use this to welcome guests or friends when they invite them to their house or at any reception. The appropriate response for it is Marhaban bik for male and Marhaban biki for female or Marhaban bikum for a group of people. “Marhaban” means “welcome”, and it’s an Arabic fusha word, it was taken from the word Rahhaba. The appropriate response for it is “Wa Alaikum asalam” (And upon you be peace.), you can use it when meeting one person or a group of people. It’s an Arabic phrase but most Muslims from all around the world use this greeting despite their language background. “ Asalamu Alaikum” means “peace be upon you”. The first impression is the most profound! 1- Assalamu alaikum – السَّلامُ عَلَيْكُمْ
Not only should you know how to greet, but you should also know how to respond appropriately when greeted.
In this post, we have narrowed down 21 different ways to say hello or to greet like a native Arab. Īrabic has a rich variety of greetings and pleasantries. Allah says in the Quran: “When a greeting is offered you, answer it with an even better greeting, or (at least) with its like.
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