To different lawyers it means different things. Typically, the designation âof counselâ means an attorney who is employed by a firm but not as an associate or partner. Often the designee is a former judge or government official transitioning to private practice. Sometimes they have caseloads and busy calendars.
Answer: âAssalamu alaikumâ is the Islamic greeting which literally means âsalam (peace) be upon you.â. There are various opinions about the meaning of âsalamâ. It is narrated in a hadith that âSalamâ is one of the beautiful names of Allah (swt) meaning âpeace, the source of peace and safetyâ.
As-Salaam-Alaikum (literally meaning, âPeace be unto you!) has typically been the greeting for Muslims to salute each other. The typical answer is to say, Wa-Alaikum-Salaam (literally meaning, âAnd unto you, peace!). Such greetings, however, have come to be in use by almost all Arabic-speaking people, whether they are Muslims or not. It has replaced, in some Arabic-speaking countries, other greetings like âGood evening,â for example.