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Regarding Finality of the Prophethood of Muhammad (pbuh) (2)

Concerned about attention wandering during prayers

Interaction with non-Muslims -- sharing greetings, events and food.

Principles for Validating History being applied on sources of deen

Evidence for declaring some parts of prayer as non-obligatory

Quran: reading without understanding

Divorce: Before marriage and silent vow effective or not

Waseelah: The facts underlying the belief of Waseelah (Sufi Saints)

Did the Prophet acquire Allah's attributes? Where does our will come if fate exists?

Halal Meat: At the time of Slaughtering- Is Allah's name imperative to be taken or absence of any other name being taken would establish it Halal too?

Should one say "Assalamo Alaikum" or "Salamo Alaikum"?

Question:
My question to you is why do people say "Salamo Alaikum" rather then "Assalamo Alaikum". Which is correct?

Response:
The right Islamic greeting is Assalamo Alaikum. It is the casual way of saying salam that is normally adopted by us Pakistanis which should be corrected.

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