Arabic phrases
| Assalamu 'alaikum Peace Be upon you When Greating a Person |
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| If someone greats you then you say Walaykum salam And upon you is Peace |
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note : Its is even better to add wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
to the above greetings. Assalamu 'alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu Peace Be upon you and Allah's Mercy and Blessings |
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| Walaykum salam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
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| In'shaa'Allah If Allah Wills |
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| AL-HAMDU LILLLAH All Praise is Due to Allah Should be said on all occasions and especially after sneezing. |
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| Maa'sha'Allah ðWhat Allah Willed |
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| Subhan Allah Glory Be to Allah |
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| Fe Amanillah (I leave you ) in Allah's Safety/Security/Company/Protection |
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| Astaghfirullah I appeal/plead for Allah's Forgiveness |
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| When thanking some one say Jazaka'Allahu khair May Allah Reward you with Goodness (immensly |
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| When someone esle thanks you by saying Jazaka'Allahu
khair reply by saying Wa iyyak (to a male Singular) or Wa iyyaki (to a female Singular) or Wa iyyakum You too (plural) |
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| La Hawla wala quwata Illah billah. There is no power or strength save in Allah |
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| Allahu Akbar Allah Is The Greatest |
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The one who sneezes say: Alhamdulillah If someone else sneezes and he/she says Alhamdulillah: You say the following Yarhamuka Allah (masculine singular) Yarhamuk illah (feminine singular) Yarhamukum ullah (plural) May Allah's Mercy be upon you |
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| Qaddarallahi Wa Maa Shaa-a Fa'ala (It is the Decree of Allah and He does whatever He wills) This is said when you could not achieve what you wanted or if something happens which you dislike: |
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| Inna Lillah inna ilaihi raajioon (We belong to Allah and to Him will be the return) This is said when you hear of a death or when you meet the family of the deceased |
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| Mubaarakun 'alaik (May it be blessed) What to say when you are congratulating some one |
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| Salah Supplication, Prayer Supplication, Prayer (in Arabic when you stop on the word it is pronounced salaah and when you are continuing reading e.g salaat al asr). But it is the same |
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| Imam Leader This is the man who leads the prayer in the Mosque (Masjid) |
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| Wudhu ablution |
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| Iman Faith |
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| Ummah Nation |
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| Khutbah Sermon |
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| Shukran Thank you |
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| Kaifa Haaluka (masculine singular) How are you Kaifa Haaluki (feminine singularand the reply Kaifa Haalukum (plural masculine) Kaifa Haalukunna (plural feminine) |
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| Note sign used above : - (hyphen) means hamza (a glottal sound
) as in a e i o u ' (apostrophe) means 'ain (a sound coming from the
throat ) More Islamic phrases and words |