Do you wish him/her when you meet them
By chimrani
@chimrani (1426)
India
March 5, 2009 12:25am CST
friends i think muslim rule to say aadam,salam valekum (ex: hi we say in english) before talk to any body.I liked this rule of them.
Its makes a good relation between the two peoples and makes people together. I too now getting adicted to it when ever my friends call i just say hi,hellow iam rahul etc
its good
3 responses
@maezee (41985)
• United States
5 Mar 09
That sounds interesting. I don't think we have an equivalent of that in my (The American) culture, although it would be nice if we did. We instead say things such as "How do you do" and "Pleased to meet you", and I think that generates the same kind of effect; it's the respectable and customary thing to say.
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@shiwangipeswani (613)
• India
6 Mar 09
ya even i do the same,
not only with my freinds but to anyone i meet i wish them first,if it is some elder i say namaste ,with both my hands joined and if its a younger or the one of my age group i just ay hi waving my hand.
@anitanaveen (128)
• India
5 Mar 09
hai friend,
in our culture we taught that whoever meet u either elder or younger u must wish ,there may be different way.being a teacher's son i got this habit from my father ,it creates a good image of ur in everyone.so keep wishing everyone and enjoy ur life.
