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                           Bismillah irRahman irRaheem
            In the Name of Allaah, The Most Gracious, The Most Kind
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 As salaamu 'alaikum wa rahmatullahi

 This is the last posting reagrding "spreading Salaams", please also
 refer to the source: http://www.convertstoislam.org/

 CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH SALAAM IS DISCOURAGED

                       There are certain situations under which it is
 preferable not to offer salaam. These include; when a person is
 relieving himself, when one is having marital relationship, when someone
 is sleeping or when in the bathroom.

                       Offering salaam when someone is reciting the
 Qur'an is permissible but discouraged. The same rule applies to someone
 who is making du'a (supplication) or one who is praying.


                       EXCHANGING SALAAM WITH NON-MUSLIMS

                       The Prophet  said:

                       "Do not greet the Jews and the Christians with
 salaam." However, if they salaam first, we may reply by saying "wa
 alaykum" (and upon you)." (Bukhari and Muslim)

 please aslo note the excrepts of the conclusion in this regard

 The Muslims should not use bad language when saluting the Non-Muslims
 but should be polite and courteous. The wording of the Salutation for
 the Non-Muslim according to the Qur'an and Hadith should be noted. The
 ayat in the Qur'an, like all other ayats, is beautiful. The wording is,
 "Peace on him who is rightly Guided."

 The salutation for the Non-Muslims in the Hadith is that the Muslims
 should say, "Wa 'anthom" or "Wa 'alaykum" when greeted by the
 Non-Muslims. That is, they should say, "The same to you" or "Upon you"
 concerning whatever that Non-Muslims have said.


 barak Allah fikum

 Wassalaam

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