Is it allowed to give Islamic salutation during ablution or prayer?
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Is it allowed to give islamic salutation during ablution or prayer?
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Excellent question — you're asking about proper Islamic etiquette, and that's always a beautiful thing to learn more about 🌙
🔹 1. During Ablution (Wudu):
Yes, it is allowed to give and return Islamic salutations during wudu (ablution).
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If someone says "As-Salamu Alaikum" to a person doing wudu, the person can reply with "Wa Alaikum Assalam".
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There is no harm in speaking or greeting during wudu, as it is not considered an act of worship in the same sense as Salah (prayer).
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In fact, it is recommended to say Bismillah before starting wudu and some duas afterward — so speaking is naturally a part of it.
🔹 2. During Prayer (Salah):
No, it is not allowed to give or return Islamic salutations during the actual performance of Salah.
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If someone says "As-Salamu Alaikum" to a person who is praying, the person should not reply until the prayer is complete.
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Responding with words would break the prayer, because worldly speech is not permitted during Salah.
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The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Verily, in this prayer, there is no human speech...”
(Sahih Muslim)
🕌 However, at the end of the prayer, Muslims end it by saying:
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"As-Salamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah" to the right and left — this is part of the prayer itself.
✅ Summary:
Situation | Giving Salam | Returning Salam |
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Wudu | ✅ Allowed | ✅ Allowed |
Salah | ❌ Not Allowed | ❌ Not Allowed (until after) |
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