1.One should not make salaam when greeting a non Muslim. If a non Muslim greets one with salaam, then one should reply by merely saying “Wa Alaik” (and upon you), and if many non Muslims greet one with salaam, one should reply by saying “Wa Alaikum” (and upon you all).…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 7
1. When you are in the company of your senior, do not embark on any activity without his consent.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Greeting (Salaam) – Part 23
1.When two Muslims meet, then after salaam they should make musaafaha (shake hands). Nabi (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) has said that the completion of greeting one’s Muslim brother at the time of meeting him is that he makes musaafaha with him after salaam.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Greeting (Salaam) – Part 24
1. One should make musaafaha with both hands.
عن ابن مسعود قال علمني رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم وكفي بين كفيه التشهد كما يعلمني السورة من القرآن (بخاري رقم 6265)
Hazrat Abdullah bin Mas’ood (Radhiyallahu Anhu) reports: “Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) taught me the tashahhud in the manner he would teach me a surah of the Quran.…
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1.When making musaafaha one should merely grasp the next person’s hands. There is no need to shake the hands.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Greeting (Salaam) – Part 26
1.One should not hasten in removing his hand after making musaafaha. Rather, one should allow the next person to remove his hand first.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Visiting the Bereaved – Part 1
1. Ta’ziat means sharing condolences with the bereaved and sympathizing with them over the loss of their near and dear one.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Visiting the Bereaved – Part 2
1. It is desirable for the family and friends of the deceased to comfort the relatives of the deceased.…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Greeting (Salaam) – Part 13
1. It is not correct to write the salaam in an abbreviated form (e.g. slmz, salaams etc.).…
Sunnats and Aadaab of Visiting the Bereaved – Part 3
1. One should not add to the sorrows of the family by making improper statements or asking improper questions such as enquiring from the close family members regarding the details of the final illness or circumstances of death.…