Islamic Medicine

There is no doubt that different aspects of the human personality are integrated and affect each other. They constitute a cohesive unit and cannot be separated except in the field of theoretical study. From the time a person is born until he fully grows up, the different elements of his formation interact and affect each other, sometimes evidently and at …

Allah, Most High, has repeatedly made reference to the gift of fruit in the Holy Quran. In one verse Allah, Most High, says: “Do you not see that Allah sends down rain from the sky, and we produce therewith fruits of various colours.” (Surah Fatir: 87) Elsewhere Allah, Most High, says: “and He sent down rain from the sky and brought forth fruits …

APPLES – •Protects your heart. •Prevent constipation. •Prevents diarrhoea. •Improves lung capacity. •Cushions joints. ALOE VERA •Protects cancer tumours. •Control blood circulation. •Heals physical and radiation burns. •Ends constipation. ARTICHOKES •Aids digestion. •Lowers cholesterol. •Protects your heart. •Controls diabetes. •Protects against liver damage. AVOCADOS •Battle diabetes. •Lower cholesterol. •Helps stop strokes. •Control blood pressure. •Smoothen skin. APRICOTS •Combats cancer. •Controls blood pressure. •Saves your eyesight. •Shields against Alzheimer’s. •Slows aging process. BANANAS •Protect your heart. •Strengthen bones. •Control blood pressure •Block diarrhoea. BEANS •Prevent constipation. •Help haemorrhoids. •Lower cholesterol. •Combats cancer. •Stabilize blood …

In the Muslim community, eating lots (and lots) of meat is a tradition we are all very familiar with. For most of our families, it is practically unimaginable to have a lunch or dinner without meat. Having a kebab or two for breakfast isn’t unheard of either – we love our meat, and we know it. But, how much meat …