Looking for arabic speaker

is there anyone who can help me with translation of arabic calligraphy?

bump

bump

Ok

...

...

bump

Bump, hope he responds

This is a bit hard I'll figure it out

good luck
i will add full photo for those who are interested

...

...

...

The only word I'm able to figure out is "Slam" which means peace

I'll figure out the rest

thanks bro.
by the way, do you know what kind of dagger is it? I always thought that arabic knives are curved.

This could be a Persian dagger with Arabic writing

Ask for translation in /Mena/. Ask for the knife on /k/ or /out/

I'm not sure
Maybe it's a name

Maybe it's Persian wih Arabic writing

no idea m8

Arabic is 2 hard for me

I thought a Saudi would definitely figure it out

I'm starting to doubt this is even Arabic, might be Persian or Urdu

thanks for all help

Yeah it might be

got the answer on /mena/
with great peace comes great responsibility

I doubt that's the true translation

damn :(

Try asking the Persians in /MENA/

kek there's only 2 persians there. One is an extremely autistic khomeinist who is a American diaspora that's never had to actually live in a Islamic country and the other is this strange diaspora living in Romania who just bitches about Iranian domestic politics all the time.

This isn't urdu which leaves persian therefore with my dedictive skills I deduce that this dagger is of persian origin

"The pleasure of being cummed inside"

What about languages in Afganistan?

Honestly, I don't think this is Persian. Salamat "well-being, safety" is spelled as سلامۃ (which is an orthographic variant of Arabic and, possibly, Ottoman Turkish سلامة), while Persian borrowed this word in the form of سلامت.

The first word (i.e. the first to the right) looks like بالت or نالت. The latter, نالت nalat correspond to the 3rd person feminine form of nala "to obtain, get".

If it's so, نالت سلامة could mean "safety obtained ..." but that doesn't make any sense to me.