Assalaam

AsSalaam is a transliteration variant of the Arabic term السلام (as-salāmu), literally meaning “the Peace” or “the Source of Peace.” It is associated with safety, security, and tranquility, and is used in religious and cultural contexts to evoke those qualities.

In Islamic theology, al-Salam is one of the 99 Names of Allah (the Asmā’ al-Ḥusnā), reflecting the divine attribute of ultimate peace. Because of the assimilation rules of Arabic pronunciation, forms such as As-Salaam, Al-Salam, or As-Salam are common in transliteration, depending on the system used.

In everyday usage, as-salaam appears in phrases emphasizing peace, most notably in the liturgical greeting as-salāmu ʿalaykum (peace be upon you), as well as in devotional or cultural discussions about peace and welfare.

Beyond its theological and linguistic usage, AsSalaam can also function as a proper name or branding element for organizations, projects, or places, often signaling a commitment to peace. The precise reference depends on the context and should be verified when encountered in text or media.

See also: Salaam; Assalamu alaykum; Al-Salam.