Gantikan ucapan "Salam" dengan "AsSalam"
Ir. Hj. Shahul Ikram b. Hj. Adnan
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Hamdan Salleh
Am among the first to use 'Salam' sebagai pembuka kata around 10 years ago. As far as am remember, i did not follow nobody but decide to start using 'salam' because I did not like 'A'kum' or some even use 'Ass'.
The other consideration for me to use Salam rather than As Salamualaikum is because:
1. To say salam is sunat, but to answer is 'wajib'.
2. By right, all of us inside your mailing list should answer 'Mualaikumusalam', even though we had nothing to say or respond to your post. Now that is not practical, as it will flood your mailbox. actually all our mailboxes..
3. So my stupid thought was, to use 'Salam' generic enough and did not really fall into the 'wajib to answer' category
By no means am trying to defend the use of Salam against As Salam or what not. Am just explaining my line of my logic and shallow knowledge thought when I started using 'Salam' way back then..
best regards
-hamdan-
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Regards.
Hamdan Salleh
SALMAN BIN MUHAMMAD
Kalau kita taklik as salam, the peace, and salam, peace, tak leh ke.
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Cc: SPU-UM <SPU...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Mon Feb 14 10:04:48 2011
Subject: Re: Gantikan ucapan "Salam" dengan "AsSalam"
Salam..
Am among the first to use 'Salam' sebagai pembuka kata around 10 years ago. As far as am remember, i did not follow nobody but decide to start using 'salam' because I did not like 'A'kum' or some even use 'Ass'.
The other consideration for me to use Salam rather than As Salamualaikum is because:
1. To say salam is sunat, but to answer is 'wajib'.
2. By right, all of us inside your mailing list should answer 'Mualaikumusalam', even though we had nothing to say or respond to your post. Now that is not practical, as it will flood your mailbox. actually all our mailboxes..
3. So my stupid thought was, to use 'Salam' generic enough and did not really fall into the 'wajib to answer' category
By no means am trying to defend the use of Salam against As Salam or what not. Am just explaining my line of my logic and shallow knowledge thought when I started using 'Salam' way back then..
best regards
-hamdan-
2011/2/14 Ir. Hj. Shahul Ikram b. Hj. Adnan <ir_s...@yahoo.com>
Assalamualaykum!
Sedikit pengisian yang saya minat untuk berkongsi bersama: -
1. Gantikan ucapan "Salam" kepada "AsSalam" iaitu singkatan untuk Assalamualaykum.
2. Jawab salam dengan "Waalaikumussalam" dan bukannya "Waalaikumsalam".
Rujuk penerangan dibawah untuk pencerahan selanjutnya. Wassalam.
Shahul
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--- On Mon, 2/14/11, Ahmad Zaim bin Mokhtar <za...@mecip.com.my> wrote:
ASSALAMUALAIKUM WARAHMATULLAH HIWABARAKATUH...
Ilmu untuk dikongsi bersama. Sekadar peringatan untuk semua rakan-rakan
muslim yang lain. Pagi semalam saya dengar radio ikim (91.50 fm). Ustaz Zawawi ada cerita tentang sunnah Rasulallah s.a.w. Antara yang dibincangkannya ialah tentang bab cara memberi salam.
Menurut Ustaz Zawawi Yusof, Baginda SAW memberi salam dengan lafaz “Assalamualaikum” dan menjawab salam dari para sahabat Baginda dengan salam yang lengkap iaitu “Waalaikumussalam warahmatulallahhi wabarakatuh”. Ringkasnya, Baginda SAW akan; Beri salam dengan ucapan - “Assalamualaikum” dan…Jawab salam - “Waalaikumussalam warahmatulallahi wabarakatuh”
Lagi satu, perlu diingatkan juga semasa menjawab salam, saya dengar ramai orang jawab salam dengan ucapan yang tidak tepat. Jawab salam yang betul ialah ; “WAALAI KUMUS SALAM” dan bukannya yang selalu saya dengar iaitu ; “WAALAI KUM SALAM”
Apabila kita ingin berkirim salam pada orang lain, hendaklah kita berkata “Kirim salam, assalamualaikum pada ASHREE ye” contoh lerr… Dan bukannya : “Kirim salam kat ASHREE yer” Dan jangan pula memandai-mandai tambah perkataan seperti ” Ko tolong kirim salam maut kat dia yer“. Statement ini walaupun dalam nada bergurau, tapi ia adalah menyalahi syariat dan berdosa, walaupun sekadar gurauan! Selain itu, janganlah kita menggantikan perkataan “Assalamualaikum” dengan“A’kum” dalam sms atau apa sekalipun melalui tulisan.
Jika perkataan “Assalamualaikum” itu panjang, maka hendaklah kita ganti dengan perkataan “As Salam” yang membawa maksud sama dengan “Assalamualaikum”.
Sesama lah kita memberitahu member-member yang selalu sangat guna shortform“A’kum” dalam sms ataupun email.
Perkataan ‘AKUM‘ adalah gelaran untuk orang-orang Yahudi untuk orang-orang bukan yahudi yang bermaksud‘BINATANG‘
dalam Bahasa Ibrani. Ia singkatan daripada perkataan ‘Avde Kokhavim U Mazzalot’ yang bermaksud ‘HAMBA-HAMBA BINATANG
DAN ORANG-ORANG SESAT‘. Jadi, mulai sekarang jika ada orang hantar shortform “A’kum“, kita ingatkan dia guna “As Salam”
kerana salam ialah dari perkataan “Assalamualaikum“.
* Jangan guna “Bye” kerana“Bye” adalah jarum sulit Kristian yang bermaksud “Di Bawah Naungan Pope.”
* Jangan guna “A’kum” kerana“A’kum” bermaksud “Binatang” dalam bahasa Yahudi.
* Jangan guna “Semekom” kerana “Semekom” bermaksud “Celaka Kamu”.
Gunakan perkataan “ As Salam” sebagai singkatan bagi “Assalammualaikum.”
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Regards.
Hamdan Salleh
Ir. Hj. Shahul Ikram b. Hj. Adnan
AsSalam!
Kena rujuk ustaz. Dalam hal ini, Ustaz Zawawi Jusoh (mantan lecturer UIA) rasanya merujuk kepada Az-Zukhruf ayat 89 "...wa qul salamun fasau faya'lamun" (...dan katakanlah: 'Selamat tinggal!' Kemudian mereka akan mengetahui kelak (akibat keingkarannya)!". Kalau rujuk ustaz bahasa Arab, memang salam membawa maksud submit and peace. Wallahua'lam. Wassalam
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Alvin Seah
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SALMAN BIN MUHAMMAD
Dear all,
I stay away from polemic because it is almost always on branches, and because the opinion given often differs, but one cannot really say one is more correct than the other. My previous posting was just a lighthearted reminder that perhaps we should not take this matter much too seriously. As the meaning of hadith goes: the action is judged by its intention (sebermula amal adalah niyyat), I would say we should also take into account the context and the intent when we give opinion, especially on matters that is not clearly halal, or haram.
In our language, we generally write Muhammad SAW. We know what it means, although some misread it as "saw," the past tense of "see." Some poor soul might think that it is "gergaji". We likewise write Abu Bakar RA, and we know what it means, although some naughty guy may take it as RA, the egyptian leading god.
In the world of short messaging system (sms), we often shorten things up, because after all shortening everything up is what people do with sms.
Now, I can appreciate that it is better not to shorten the islamic greeting to the point of losing its meaning, such as aslm, akum, or gives entirely different meaning, such as ass.
The best is always to write it in full. But if a shorten version is to be used, perhaps we shouldn't analyze it too much to the point that nothing we do is right.
Our brother Hamdan resorts to merely "salam" which means "peace" as well as intending it to be a greeting, on the ground that a full fledged greeting must be answered, which can be cumbersome. He has his point. I also generally go with "salam," "dear" or no greeting at all. With "salam," I have no other meaning than "peace." If "salam" has other meaning, it is not what I intended, and my audiences know it.
If one were to make the matter difficult, then AsSalam is even worse than merely salam. Salam is one of Allah's names. We know that we can address our friend whose name is Abdul Rahman as merely Rahman, dropping the abdul, but we cannot address him as ArRahman, because by putting the definite article "al" there, it is reserved only for Allah. By the same token, we can argue that we cannot shorten the greeting as AsSalam, because it refers specifically to God. One can go to the extent of saying that by writing as such, we are not greeting, but invoking God.
When the jew greeted the Prophet which sounded like "peace be upon you," but twisted to mean "death be upon you," the Prophet simply answered, "to you too." Aisyah however was incensed and angrily cursed that Jew. The Prophet calmed her down, but she persisted with her anger, saying, "didn't you hear what he said?" to which the Prophet, "yes, but didn't you hear my reply?"
My whole point is simply this. We probably shouldn't overdo this thing and be "berlapang dada", and look also at the intent rather than analyzing everything and try to find fault at everything to the point that our whole movement is severely restricted. After all, one leading statesman used to say, "give me a word from a man, and I will find 10 ways to have him hanged." He was exaggerating of course, but it also means that if finding fault is all we are after, it will be much too easy to do it.
Wallahualam.
----- Original Message -----
From: perk...@googlegroups.com <perk...@googlegroups.com>
To: perk...@googlegroups.com <perk...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon Feb 14 15:15:43 2011
Subject: Re: Gantikan ucapan "Salam" dengan "AsSalam"
AsSalam!
Kena rujuk ustaz. Dalam hal ini, Ustaz Zawawi Jusoh (mantan lecturer UIA) rasanya merujuk kepada Az-Zukhruf ayat 89 "...wa qul salamun fasau faya'lamun" (...dan katakanlah: 'Selamat tinggal!' Kemudian mereka akan mengetahui kelak (akibat keingkarannya)!". Kalau rujuk ustaz bahasa Arab, memang salam membawa maksud submit and peace. Wallahua'lam. Wassalam
Shahul
--- On Mon, 2/14/11, SALMAN BIN MUHAMMAD <sal...@bernas.com.my> wrote:
From: SALMAN BIN MUHAMMAD <sal...@bernas.com.my>
Subject: Re: Gantikan ucapan "Salam" dengan "AsSalam"
To: perk...@googlegroups.com
Cc: SPU...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, February 14, 2011, 2:39 PM
Kalau kita taklik as salam, the peace, and salam, peace, tak leh ke.
----- Original Message -----
From: perk...@googlegroups.com <perk...@googlegroups.com>
To: perk...@googlegroups.com <perk...@googlegroups.com>
Cc: SPU-UM <SPU...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Mon Feb 14 10:04:48 2011
Subject: Re: Gantikan ucapan "Salam" dengan "AsSalam"
Salam..
Am among the first to use 'Salam' sebagai pembuka kata around 10 years ago. As far as am remember, i did not follow nobody but decide to start using 'salam' because I did not like 'A'kum' or some even use 'Ass'.
The other consideration for me to use Salam rather than As Salamualaikum is because:
1. To say salam is sunat, but to answer is 'wajib'.
2. By right, all of us inside your mailing list should answer 'Mualaikumusalam', even though we had nothing to say or respond to your post. Now that is not practical, as it will flood your mailbox. actually all our mailboxes..
3. So my stupid thought was, to use 'Salam' generic enough and did not really fall into the 'wajib to answer' category
By no means am trying to defend the use of Salam against As Salam or what not. Am just explaining my line of my logic and shallow knowledge thought when I started using 'Salam' way back then..
best regards
-hamdan-
2011/2/14 Ir. Hj. Shahul Ikram b. Hj. Adnan <ir_s...@yahoo.com>
Assalamualaykum!
Sedikit pengisian yang saya minat untuk berkongsi bersama: -
1. Gantikan ucapan "Salam" kepada "AsSalam" iaitu singkatan untuk Assalamualaykum.
2. Jawab salam dengan "Waalaikumussalam" dan bukannya "Waalaikumsalam".
Rujuk penerangan dibawah untuk pencerahan selanjutnya. Wassalam.
Shahul
________________________________
--- On Mon, 2/14/11, Ahmad Zaim bin Mokhtar <za...@mecip.com.my> wrote:
ASSALAMUALAIKUM WARAHMATULLAH HIWABARAKATUH...
Ilmu untuk dikongsi bersama. Sekadar peringatan untuk semua rakan-rakan
muslim yang lain. Pagi semalam saya dengar radio ikim (91.50 fm). Ustaz Zawawi ada cerita tentang sunnah Rasulallah s.a.w. Antara yang dibincangkannya ialah tentang bab cara memberi salam.
Menurut Ustaz Zawawi Yusof, Baginda SAW memberi salam dengan lafaz “Assalamualaikum” dan menjawab salam dari para sahabat Baginda dengan salam yang lengkap iaitu “Waalaikumussalam warahmatulallahhi wabarakatuh”. Ringkasnya, Baginda SAW akan; Beri salam dengan ucapan - “Assalamualaikum” dan…Jawab salam - “Waalaikumussalam warahmatulallahi wabarakatuh”
Lagi satu, perlu diingatkan juga semasa menjawab salam, saya dengar ramai orang jawab salam dengan ucapan yang tidak tepat. Jawab salam yang betul ialah ; “WAALAI KUMUS SALAM” dan bukannya yang selalu saya dengar iaitu ; “WAALAI KUM SALAM”
Apabila kita ingin berkirim salam pada orang lain, hendaklah kita berkata “Kirim salam, assalamualaikum pada ASHREE ye” contoh lerr… Dan bukannya : “Kirim salam kat ASHREE yer” Dan jangan pula memandai-mandai tambah perkataan seperti ” Ko tolong kirim salam maut kat dia yer“. Statement ini walaupun dalam nada bergurau, tapi ia adalah menyalahi syariat dan berdosa, walaupun sekadar gurauan! Selain itu, janganlah kita menggantikan perkataan “Assalamualaikum” dengan“A’kum” dalam sms atau apa sekalipun melalui tulisan.
Jika perkataan “Assalamualaikum” itu panjang, maka hendaklah kita ganti dengan perkataan “As Salam” yang membawa maksud sama dengan “Assalamualaikum”.
Sesama lah kita memberitahu member-member yang selalu sangat guna shortform“A’kum” dalam sms ataupun email.
Perkataan ‘AKUM‘ adalah gelaran untuk orang-orang Yahudi untuk orang-orang bukan yahudi yang bermaksud‘BINATANG‘
dalam Bahasa Ibrani. Ia singkatan daripada perkataan ‘Avde Kokhavim U Mazzalot’ yang bermaksud ‘HAMBA-HAMBA BINATANG
DAN ORANG-ORANG SESAT‘. Jadi, mulai sekarang jika ada orang hantar shortform “A’kum“, kita ingatkan dia guna “As Salam”
kerana salam ialah dari perkataan “Assalamualaikum“.
* Jangan guna “Bye” kerana“Bye” adalah jarum sulit Kristian yang bermaksud “Di Bawah Naungan Pope.”
* Jangan guna “A’kum” kerana“A’kum” bermaksud “Binatang” dalam bahasa Yahudi.
* Jangan guna “Semekom” kerana “Semekom” bermaksud “Celaka Kamu”.
Gunakan perkataan “ As Salam” sebagai singkatan bagi “Assalammualaikum.”
________________________________
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Regards.
Hamdan Salleh
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From: Alvin Seah <alvi...@gmail.com>
To: perk...@googlegroups.com
Cc: SPU-UM <SPU...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Mon, February 14, 2011 2:36:11 AM
Subject: Re: Gantikan ucapan "Salam" dengan "AsSalam"
faridah yusof
But if u c them face to face, then u give full salaam "ASSALAAMU'ALAIYKUM" (pls check kalimah in 'arabic) then answer "WA'ALAIYKUMUSSALAAM"
faridah yusof
refer to Salman's comment ......... i agree with Salman that AsSalam is one of Allah's character.........but whatever it is to greed Salaam or Assalaamu'alaiykum is SUNAT so that no need to discuss further ..... MAY ALLAH BLESS & GUIDE US ALL........AMIIN
Wasallaam