How do you ask how are you in Muslim language?

Answer 1

the language of Qur'an (The Holy Book of Islam) is Arabic

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to say "how are you" in Arabic language

"kef halak?" to male or unknown sex or female

"kef halek?" to female

"kef halakom?" to a group

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"kef halakonn?" to a group of females (not used these days)

"kef halakoma" to a group of two person (not used these days)

p.s. this is not the only way to say "how are you" in arabic, for example Egyptians use "Ezayak?" "Ezayek?" and "Ezayakom?" just like how are you and wat's up

Answer 2

There is no such thing as "Muslim language". Muslims speak hundreds of different languages based on their countries of origin. Even if Arabic is considered the "Muslim language" because the Islamic Holy Texts are written in Arabic, only 20% of Muslims speak Arabic and, furthermore, each dialect of Arabic has a different way of asking "How are you?"

Proper Arabic: Kayf Haalek?
Lebanese Arabic: Kifek?
Iraqi Arabic: Ash Lownak?
Egyptian Arabic: Izzayak?
Moroccan Arabic: La Baas?

Answer 3

People of the Islamic faith speak different languages, including Arabic and Farsi.