wikiHow Greetings in Islam and Translations * Assalamu alaikum - "Peace be upon you" * Wa alaikum assalam - "And peace be upon you too" * Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh - "Peace be upon you, and may the mercy of Allah and His blessings be upon you" * Salam - "Peace" * Sabah al khair - "Good morning" * Masah al khair - "Good afternoon" * Masa al noor - "Good evening" * Marhaba - "Welcome" * Ahlan wa sahlan - "Welcome" or "May you enter and leave in peace" * Alhamdulillah - "Praise be to Allah" * SubhanAllah - "Glory be to Allah" * Allahu akbar - "Allah is the greatest" * JazakAllah khair - "May Allah reward you with good" * InshaAllah - "If Allah wills" * Ameen - "May it be so" or "May Allah hear and answer my prayer" * BarakAllahu feek - "May Allah bless you" * Fi amanillah - "In the protection of Allah" * Ma'a salama - "Go in peace" * La ilaha illallah - "There is no god but Allah" * Ramadan Mubarak - "Blessed Ramadan" (used during the month of Ramadan) It's important to note that these greetings may be used in different contexts and may have different translations depending on the situation. Page