استلام means receipt and I've included the link for the "arabic experts" who say it is not

Submitted by Jamil (United Kingdom), Mar 1, 2015 at 12:49

Our dear Jamil who lives among kuffar and it must be because of the social benefits

What social benefits would they be?

What happened to you our dear jamil? Oh let me guess you ran away like our dear Amin right?

Ran where?

So you tell us what does the word receipt in Arabic a language that neither you nor our dear Amin can read speak or write?

I'll allow Professor Hans Wehr to tell you and this time I've even given you the link so that you can do your homework:

http://www.archive.org/stream/Dict_Wehr.pdf/Wehr#page/n19/mode/2up

Now turn to page426 and read back to us what استلام means. Receipt? No?

Hint: Wasl or Isal

I'm still waiting for your answer with great anticipation

and wait you shall.

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