Shalom Aleichem: Difference between revisions
Created page with "thumb When two Jews meet, it is customary for one to greet the other with '''"Shalom Aleichem"''' (peace be upon you), and the other responds with "Aleichem Shalom" (upon you be peace). == Nusach of the Blessing == The nusach customary in Chabad, which was established by the Alter Rebbe in the Kiddush Levana text and in the "Shalom Aleichem" piyut recited on Friday night, is to say "Shalom Alei'''chem'''" in plural form. This follows wh..." |
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[[File:שלום עליכם.jpg|thumb]] | [[File:שלום עליכם.jpg|thumb|An illustration depicting the saying of the expression 'Shalom Aleichem' (Artist: Yechiel Ofner)]] | ||
When two Jews meet, it is customary for one to greet the other with '''"Shalom Aleichem"''' (peace be upon you), and the other responds with "Aleichem Shalom" (upon you be peace). | When two Jews meet, it is customary for one to greet the other with '''"Shalom Aleichem"''' (peace be upon you), and the other responds with "Aleichem Shalom" (upon you be peace). | ||
