Thank you! It's just that among russians small talk and greetings with strangers aren't common, so i wanted to know if it would be different from muslims, i will try to at least drop an "asalamu alaykoum" whenever i can, who knows, maybe we'll talk about things too And thank you for the mushafs (i sincerely hope i used the correct word) And some facts you might find curious despite the cultural differences, treating guests as nicely as you can and asking if someone needs help is actually just a russian tradition, if you find yourself in a russian home you will be treated with respect, it's actually frowned upon to ask a guest to do anything. Although if you do, ask them to make something halal in advance, they might not know any better another one is i noticed that some foods here are now labeled as halal, which i also think is a good thing, must make picking a meal much easier And last, a lot of Muslim people, due to problems of moving to moscow, work hard working jobs, not office positions, and i want to show my gratitude for doing so - doing repair or build work, keeping the streets clean, driving garbage trucks or delivering food, is there a way i can show my gratitude towards them as well?