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'A believer is silent in order to be safe, and speaks in order to benefit .... If he is praised he fears what they say and he seeks forgiveness from Allah for what they do not know. He is not deceived by the sayings of those who do not know him, and he fears being accountable for the things he has done.'

Imam Ali ibn Hussain Zayn al-'Abidin [as]

al-Kafi, v. 2, p. 231, no. 3

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Question : #433

Category: Interfaith Dialogue

Subject:	counter arguments
Question:	What is the ruling on saying salam or replying to it with respect to the People of the Book, or others amongst the unbelievers? Is it allowed to congratulate them on some of their special occasions like Christmas and the like?
Answer:	There is no objection to commencing with salam to them, it is our duty to represent the positive attributes of our religion. Their salam should be replied by saying alayk. There is no objection to congratulating them on special occasions.

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