When you meet a Muslim: Assalamo Aleikom
Meaning: Peace be upon you
When a Muslim Greets you First: Waleikom Assalam
Meaning: And Peace be upon you
When starting to do something: Bismillah
Meaning: In the name of Allah
When intending to do something: InshaAllah
Meaning: If Allah wills
When taking an oath: Wallah or Billah
Meaning: Swearing to Allah
When something is being praised: SubhanaAllah
Meaning: Glory be to Allah
When in Pain and Distress: Ya Allah
Meaning: O'Allah
When expressing appreciation: MashaAllah
Meaning: That which Allah wills
When thanking someone: Jazak Allah khair
Meaning: May Allah reward
When awakening from sleep: La-Ilaha Ill Allah
Meaning: There is none worthy of worship except Allah alone
When sneezing: Alhamdulilah
Meaning: All praise be to Allah
When someone else sneezes: Yar-Hamuk-Allah
Meaning: May Allah bestow His mercy on you
When repenting of a sin: Astagh-firullah
Meaning: May Allah forgive
When giving to Charity: Fi-Sabi-lilah
Meaning:For the sake of Allah
When having love for someone: Lihub-Billah
Meaning: May be love of Allah
When Getting Married: Aman-to-Billah
Meaning: I believe in Allah
When a problem appears: Tawak-kalto Al-Allah
Meaning: I trust in Allah
When unpleasantness occurs: Authu-Billah
Meaning: I seek refuge in Allah
When pleasantness appears: Fata-Barak Allah
Meaning: Allah blessed us
When participating in prayer: Ameen
Meaning: May Allah answer
When parting from someone: Fi Aman Allah
Meaning: May Allah protect
When Death message is received: Inna-Lillahi-Wa-Inna-Lilahi-Rajim
Meaning: To Allah we belong and to Him we shall return
Meaning: Peace be upon you
When a Muslim Greets you First: Waleikom Assalam
Meaning: And Peace be upon you
When starting to do something: Bismillah
Meaning: In the name of Allah
When intending to do something: InshaAllah
Meaning: If Allah wills
When taking an oath: Wallah or Billah
Meaning: Swearing to Allah
When something is being praised: SubhanaAllah
Meaning: Glory be to Allah
When in Pain and Distress: Ya Allah
Meaning: O'Allah
When expressing appreciation: MashaAllah
Meaning: That which Allah wills
When thanking someone: Jazak Allah khair
Meaning: May Allah reward
When awakening from sleep: La-Ilaha Ill Allah
Meaning: There is none worthy of worship except Allah alone
When sneezing: Alhamdulilah
Meaning: All praise be to Allah
When someone else sneezes: Yar-Hamuk-Allah
Meaning: May Allah bestow His mercy on you
When repenting of a sin: Astagh-firullah
Meaning: May Allah forgive
When giving to Charity: Fi-Sabi-lilah
Meaning:For the sake of Allah
When having love for someone: Lihub-Billah
Meaning: May be love of Allah
When Getting Married: Aman-to-Billah
Meaning: I believe in Allah
When a problem appears: Tawak-kalto Al-Allah
Meaning: I trust in Allah
When unpleasantness occurs: Authu-Billah
Meaning: I seek refuge in Allah
When pleasantness appears: Fata-Barak Allah
Meaning: Allah blessed us
When participating in prayer: Ameen
Meaning: May Allah answer
When parting from someone: Fi Aman Allah
Meaning: May Allah protect
When Death message is received: Inna-Lillahi-Wa-Inna-Lilahi-Rajim
Meaning: To Allah we belong and to Him we shall return
This is great. I found another site which gave common sayings and it appears to have been removed. I am slowly learning.
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i am on twitter so i used these sayings for my charity website muslimtoysanddolls.com the state department interviewed me for my charity work with Muslims and they wrote an article about my charity work and published it on america.gov thank you for this.fee aman Allah,Sister Debbie Al-Harbi
ReplyDeleteJazakillah khayr sister
ReplyDeleteits inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi roji 'un
ReplyDeleteU r right
DeleteAsalaaam Wailaikum My Brother & sister....my Baby girl she newly born 8days Old.. ...she is in hospital so I would like to request u all plz plz plz pray for her she get well soon.....
ReplyDeleteWhat does 'la fata illa Ali' mean?
ReplyDeleteIt is half of a sentence uttered by Muhammad in a battle, spoken after his main guy Ali used his badass sword (given to him by Muhammad) to split the shield and helmet of a fierce opponent.
DeleteThe full sentence reads:
lā fata ʾillā ʿAlī; lā sayf ʾillā Ḏū l-Fiqār.
"There is no hero like Ali; There is no sword like Dhu-l-Fiqar"
I guess it could be used as slang to prop up your friend Ali, if you have one :)
Nice post
ReplyDeletecan you please tell me what Khuda pa amani means? thank you.
ReplyDeleteIs interesting to me to be able to communicate with my Muslim friend..thank you
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