He translated the Quran into Persian, thus becoming the first person to interpret and translate the Quran into a foreign language.

Salman is said to have written the following poem on his enshrouding cotton:
I am heading toward the Munificent, lacking a sound heart and an appropriate provision,
While taking a provision (with you) is the most dreadful deed, if you are going to the Munificent
Salman is also remembered as the barber of Muhammad, inspiring plates in Turkish barber shops with the verse:
Every morning our shop opens with the basmala-, 
Hazret-i Salman-i Pak is our pir and our master.
He translated the Quran into Persian, thus becoming the first person to interpret and translate the Quran into a foreign language.
Salman is said to have written the following poem on his enshrouding cotton:
I am heading toward the Munificent, lacking a sound heart and an appropriate provision,
While taking a provision (with you) is the most dreadful deed, if you are going to the Munificent
Salman is also remembered as the barber of Muhammad, inspiring plates in Turkish barber shops with the verse:
Every morning our shop opens with the basmala-, 
Hazret-i Salman-i Pak is our pir and our master.
Salman the Persian