Islam emphasizes good manners, kindness, and the remembrance of Allah in every interaction — including meetings and gatherings. The Mulaqat Ke Waqt Ki Dua (Dua for Meeting Someone) is a beautiful supplication that promotes peace, sincerity, and mutual respect. When a Muslim recites this dua before meeting someone, it invites Allah’s blessings upon the encounter and helps ensure that the conversation is filled with positivity, respect, and good intentions. Whether meeting family, friends, or strangers, this dua reminds us to approach others with humility and warmth, fostering harmony and faith in every connection.
Masnoon Duain
Daily Supplications for the Believer
Listen to the Dua
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Translation
Pakistani Languages Translation
Punjabi (پنجابی)
Sindhi (سنڌي)
Pashto (پښتو)
Benefits of This Islamic Greeting
- It spreads peace and love among Muslims
- It is a means of earning rewards from Allah
- It strengthens the bonds of brotherhood
- It reminds us of our duties towards fellow Muslims
- It is a comprehensive prayer for peace, mercy and blessings
- It distinguishes Muslims from other communities
Response to the Greeting
Transliteration: Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
Transliteration: Assalamu ala manit-taba’al huda
Islamic Etiquette of Greeting
- The younger person should greet the older person first
- The person riding should greet the person walking
- The person standing should greet the person sitting
- The smaller group should greet the larger group
- Smile when greeting your Muslim brother/sister
- Shake hands while greeting (for same gender)
General Meeting Etiquette in Islam
- Always begin with the Islamic greeting (Salam)
- Meet with a cheerful face and pleasant demeanor
- Shake hands warmly (for same gender)
- Ask about the person’s well-being and family
- Speak good words or remain silent
- Part with the same Islamic greeting
