Slamwalaikum actually means wishing someone death!

Many people write As-salamu alaykum as Salama Alikum, Slamwalaikum etc. In India and Pakistan people pronance it like Salamaalikum,Slawalikum etc. but it should be written and pronounced as As-salamu alaykum as its pronanced as As-salamu alaykum in Arabic language. Like Asya6 pointed out below that Slamwalaikum in Arabic actually means wishing someone death 😭 . So please guys pronance is correctly as As-salamu alaykum or Assalaamu Alaikum.Don't kill me please 😳 I really felt like pointing this out.

Your right! They all say slawalaikum. Like really? What is this? It is Assalaamu Alaikum. I am with u on this one.

Originally posted by: Suhana622

Your right! They all say slawalaikum. Like really? What is this? It is Assalaamu Alaikum. I am with u on this one.

Thank you :)

I am with you in this... In Bangladesh also...many people say slamalekum... But this is wrong... And pronouncing in incorrectly changes its meaning also... M with u dear...

Originally posted by: Fimmy

I am with you in this... In Bangladesh also...many people say slamalekum... But this is wrong... And pronouncing in incorrectly changes its meaning also... M with u dear...

Ty :) I know..

You are 110% right! Slamwalaikum in Arabic actually means wishing the persons death. I don't want QH characters to die!

U are right.. Though I m a Christian but for sheer love of the language I have learnt urdu.. By best friend is Muslim (guess what, shez from Ajmer very closely aSsociated with Dargaah Sharif) so I have stayed in her house in vacations during school hostel days... Her mom taught me and this was the first thing she pointed out... Good that u brought this up :)

Originally posted by: Asya6

You are 110% right! Slamwalaikum in Arabic actually means wishing the persons death. I don't want QH characters to die!

Oh my god,really? 😳 This is bad,very bad 👎🏼 People need to start awareness for this now 🤪

Originally posted by: reginaberrito

U are right.. Though I m a Christian but for sheer love of the language I have learnt urdu.. By best friend is Muslim (guess what, shez from Ajmer very closely aSsociated with Dargaah Sharif) so I have stayed in her house in vacations during school hostel days... Her mom taught me and this was the first thing she pointed out... Good that u brought this up :)

Ty :) nicee :D

i agree meaning is totaly changed ..we should say asalam-o-alikum(app pe salamti hoo)..