Hatem al-Haj – Healthy Habits from the Sunnah

Hatem al-Haj

NJ Dawah 2019

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The speakers discuss the healthy habits of the Prophet sallam, including the use of certain prescriptions and finding healthy", and the negative impact of belief in Islam on mental health and physical health. They stress the importance of faith in God and moderation, and the importance of hand washing and proper engagement with behavior. The speakers also discuss the use of words like "will" and the importance of positive and rewarding words in relation to one's behavior and risk ratios. The speakers emphasize the need for healthy lifestyle, early sleep, and early morning wake-up.

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			Bismillah here's what you
		
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			spend on the Lhasa masala do Samia want
		
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			to proceed? So today inshallah we will go over some of the Healthy Habits from the Sunnah of the
Prophet sallallahu sallam. And
		
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			this you know, this may be reminiscent of something people like to call prophetic medicine or
Islamic medicine and I think that the proper way of looking at this is basically to discover the
healthy habits that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam had taught us, not just to be focused on honey and
black seed and certain prescriptions the Prophet sallallahu Sallam used or prescribed. Because I
will tell you why. I personally don't believe that there is a genre of medicine called Islamic
medicine.
		
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			We will come to it you know, during this during this talk, but we have done a lot of injustice to
the Prophet sallallaahu element to Islam, by being focused on certain prescriptions the Prophet
used, that were widely in use in Arabia during this time, it's not like these are things that have
not ever been used before. And the Prophet sallallahu Sallam is the one who, who first prescribed
them. We have done a great injustice
		
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			to basically Islam's contribution to human health, when we focused on, you know, certain
		
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			herbs or certain foods that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam may have used or may have prescribed.
		
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			So, let us talk about how Islam contributes to human health and Islam contributed to human health in
three major ways, enormous ways.
		
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			One way Islam contributed to human health is by
		
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			basically the healthy habits. So everything that is Islamic is healthy. And we will see I have 100
slides, I actually have more than 200 slides, but I tried, you know, I understand that I have 40
minutes. So I figured 100 slides and 40 minutes, maybe like pushing it, but we'll try to go through
them.
		
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			But certainly I would have not been able to cover the 200 slides.
		
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			Because everything that is Islamic from the time you wake up in the morning, if you truly follow the
Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam or the way of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam in, in, in the
general sense of the word in the larger sense of the word. Everything Islamic is conducive to health
and not only mental health, because that's what people may. That is what comes to mind first that
you know, Islam, mental health, psychological health, and so on. But it is not limited to mental
health, although it's a big part of it, but it is also physical health. So that's one big way. It's
non contributed to health. And that's the biggest contribution. It is basically basically teaching
		
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			us a lifestyle that is conducive to help physical and mental. The other big contribution is that
Islam liberated the human mind, when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said to the Sahaba and come out
and be Mauritania come, you know best to the unfairness of your donia Islam liberated the human
mind, he basically told them when it comes to medicine, when it comes to sign says, it is upon you
		
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			to discover treatments because Allah subhanaw taala had man's Allah who, then elands Allah Hoda and
alima alima guajajara and Jayla. Last one I thought I have not brought down a disease, except that
he brought down the treatment for it,
		
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			regardless of who knows it and who doesn't. So, but when the Prophet said to them, You will know the
best of the affairs of your donia. He just told them, that this is all about discovery. It's all
about, you know, investigation and discovery.
		
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			Go for it. And they did. And we know that. Obviously,
		
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			despite some of your concerns that you may have about avison as sort of this course in on the
divinities, but obviously Hannah had a book that was taught in Europe for 300 years as
		
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			basically the canon of medicine. It's known the canon of medicine was thought it was considered by
in the words of William Osler, the founder of the Medical Library, and
		
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			he it was considered
		
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			the medical Bible in Europe for 300 years. Not only ever center, but there were many many Muslim
scholars.
		
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			Or I'm sorry Muslim scientists and Muslim physicians and Muslim surgeons even that contributed a
great deal to the course of medicine and that was because of what the prophet sallallahu Sallam
taught us. And because of that liberation of the human mind
		
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			that Islam came to actualize that achieve. So let's go over some of the Healthy Habits from the
Sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu sallam.
		
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			First, like I told you it's it's Suna in the general sense. Eman faith is of the Sunnah of the
Prophet souls on another sin and the limited sense whether it is the 50 or so the sort of terminal
usage, technical use of the word sin, but the way of the Prophet sallallahu sallam, so it is of the
way of Prophet sallallahu Sallam to be in remembrance of Allah subhanaw taala and to have a
connection and to have faith in Allah subhanaw taala Dena Amano aatma inoculum visit guerrilla
Arabic related manual polu those who have believed and whose hearts are assured by the remembrance
of Allah unquestionably by the remembrance of Allah as our hearts become assured.
		
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			So Herbert Benson, of the Harvard Medical School found that faith quiets the mind that like no other
form of belief, like no other form of belief. So it's not just the tell us it's not just the purpose
in life, it's not just to give your life a meaning. So because some people say that faith gives you
a life and meaning well be also fighting for Planet Earth, you know, environment, environmentalism,
		
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			socialism, whatever those people can look for purpose and meaning and life, outside of the religion,
certainly it would not be fulfilling like religion because we have the god gene, as you may have
heard,
		
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			but it's probably a spiritual gene. But we do have this it's the remains of the Federal the remains
of the primordial covenant, lockdown Edwin, with Arabic and many other moons over in veriato, Shadow
Armada unforeseeable has become.
		
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			So we will, but we do have this need, and nothing fulfills it except faith except, you know, belief
in God. So it is not just that you're going to pick up any interest or any sort of hobby, and that
will give you that fulfillment, you will never have that fulfillment until you connect with the
eternal, the immortal.
		
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			With God.
		
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			David Larsen, also of the American National Health Research Center says, among Americans, religious
believers suffer 60% less heart disease suicide rate is twice as high for non religious women than
religious women, religious believers are seven times less likely to have bad blood pressure. And
these are so the fact that and even atheists are not arguing about this anymore, that they are
trying to explain it. The fact that that religious people are healthier, they have better health,
and that's religious people in general, that's not just the Muslims, that's people who recognize
the, the divine and people who have recognition of God and they recognize the divine.
		
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			But atheists quit arguing about this, they used to be arguing about this a little bit more in the
past, but they stopped arguing about this, they're trying to explain it as sort of like an
evolutionary sort of process and,
		
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			or something that has to do with you know, customs and social constructs, whatever explanations they
have, but the fact that religious people have better health, physical health is not really
controversial, the stats are stacked up in favor of this proposition.
		
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			And then
		
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			so that the belief in Allah the belief in Qatar and and when you know, its effect its impact on
mental health and subsequently physical because you know, how mental health affects physical health
and physical health affects mental health. It's a two way street. So most of them and we'll see with
them a lot of the LFM physical malefic
		
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			Brian
		
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			Franco Bhima Atacama Lodi, hypokalemic, Talon for food, so no, no misfortune can happen on earth or
in your souls. But as recorded in a decree before we bring it into existence, that is truly easy for
a lot in order. Allah is telling us I'm telling you this I'm telling you that everything has been
transcribed and
		
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			I'm telling you about predestination about predetermination. In order that you may not despair over
matters that pass you, pass you by, nor exalt over favors bestowed upon you, for Allah loves not any
vainglorious booster.
		
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			Okay. Herbert Benson again, says that faith in God is the best preventative tool for such stress and
to promote healthy immune system, believing that one hand and I shouldn't point with my hand,
believing because he's talking about God's hand, believing that one hand is in control of everything
eases the mind, believing that one hand is in control of everything is the mind.
		
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			And Edward kragen from Mayo Clinic, the scribes the best way of stress management is what he says
acknowledging that life is not always fair. It is acceptance, it is rather, you know, the concept of
river that we have in Islam. So there is Qatar, we believe in predestination, but then the concept
of river acceptance of that which you cannot change, changing that which you can, that which you can
change and accepting that which you cannot change and believing that it is not about this life,
there is you know, another life where the, you know, Justice will be established, Justice will be
completely actualized in that other life, it may not be established in this life that is extremely
		
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			liberating for the for the mind that liberates fear from stress from grief because if this is a this
is extremely unfair, isn't it?
		
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			It would be crazy if another Muslim American was remain American for Docomo should we then treat the
submitters those who submit to our way of like the criminals, how do you judge a you know, could
this be it, it cannot be it because the victim and victimizer will not be treated equally or not,
will not basically end up in the same place.
		
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			The glory of the glory and the majesty of this universe should tell you that the glorious and the
majestic who created it
		
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			is not unfair to basically
		
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			to make this life are our only existence because if it is the only existence it is extremely unfair.
		
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			Then moderation. moderation is an important concept. The moderation on both ends is an important
concept. Solomon Fattah Kumara hobbema attacked them in order that you may not despair over matters
that pass you by nor exalt that is excessive happiness alone once you know for in power and
sometimes is,
		
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			you know for political earlier Franco Hieronymus
		
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			Mati fabrisonic for the Franco Hieronymus my own tell them in laws,
		
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			very analyze bounties and in His mercy let them rejoice, so far has not condemned evil per se, but
exalting it is excessive power. And as far as that is accompanied, accompanied by arrogance forever
that is accompanied by heedlessness, that is not
		
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			that is not good and that is condemned and the poor and so it is exalting it is excessive for and it
is excessive
		
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			grief, that have been forbidden for us. Even the profits or loss and I'm even certain this hadith
which which teaches about moderation in emotions, the manner of after one and Macedonia, Cronenberg
indica, calm and so a lot of those whom you love within with moderation. They may be your foes one
day, hey, those whom you hate with moderation, they may be that your loved ones one day. So it is
moderation, even in emotions, don't hate too much, don't love too much be moderate.
		
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			And basically, people who have bipolar disorder, they don't have this ability to restrain themselves
from the two ends of the extreme the two ends of the spectrum. They can't restrain themselves from
excessive grief, they can't restrain themselves from excessive love. And it says here that
		
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			if progressing faster than expected, we feel positive and are inclined to slack off a bit. But for
people who have di D which is bipolar disorder, they would be less responsive to unexpectedly high
progress than would control sub subjects. So when they are happy, they just
		
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			Continue to be happier and happier and happier. And there is no rule for the happiness and it just
and it could be certainly pretty explosive.
		
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			When it accurate when it comes to the acts of worship and I'm giving you a sample of the different
sort of QA a than a bear that and just like a sample of everything when it comes to the way of the
prophets Allah Salaam, but when it comes to the acts of worship, one of the things that the prophets
of Sodom tried to really protect us from is OCD, particularly that religious people in general tend
to be OC, these people and they're also the manifests particularly in tahara, and Salah, they, you
know, you know, the stories and some sometimes they're extremely sad stories and May Allah subhanaw
taala cure everyone who has
		
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			these issues. But But there are some people who repeat their 16 1718 times there are some people who
repeat their Salah, you know, 789 10, and
		
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			countless number of times,
		
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			and the Prophet sallallahu Sallam have tried so much in it with so many regulations, but even when
it comes to faith in in general, the prophet SAW Selim tried to tell us, calm down it, it isn't,
it's in a lot of hands. So feel that dependence on Allah, you're not going to be able to do it. If
you think that you will be it unless you show your brokenness you're in besar to Allah and trust put
your trust in Allah subhanaw taala show your brokenness to Allah and let Allah save you. Because
salvation is in his hands. It's not in your hands. linnaean Dr. Hartman Kumamoto, who perelandra
Rasul Allah, Allah Allah, Allah Allah, Allah, Martin matin Sadie duardo, Jose on mina dolger, while
		
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			pasta, pasta blue, so now one of you will be saved by his deeds. They said, Not even your messenger
of Allah, he said, not even me unless Allah bestows mercy upon me. So do good deeds properly and try
to come close and worship Allah and before noon, and in the afternoon, like you know, up.
		
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			Observe your rituals, every once in a while, and during a part of the night and adhere to
moderation, that you may reach your target. So, is that is sort of the holistic approach to the
issue of faith. And Allah, the prophet SAW Selim wanted to tell us, come down, you know, just put
your trust in Allah, show your brokenness to Allah asked him to help you cross that ocean.
		
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			And don't rely on your skills, your talents, your capacities, because that could certainly be very
distressful. If you think that you're across it and you're on your own, but put your trust in Allah,
do your best, put your trust in Allah and ask him to help you cross it. Not only this, but with
technical issues. Also, you know that,
		
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			you know, some of these rulings, I removed some of the slides but some of these rulings you're
familiar with. So the prophet SAW Selim tells us if you feel that you have broken your will do you
know like something came out of you like you passed when, for instance, don't leave your masala your
prayer area, unless you hear a sound or fire smell an odor or something of that nature or many, many
rulings, to the extent to the extent that the scholars have made a legal Maxim out of the many
rulings or multiple rulings that basically tell us certainty is not negated by doubt. Do not let the
doubt
		
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			destroy you do not let the doubt the doubt devour your inner peace. leaky last would be sec
certainty is not negated by doubt, if you if you made will do.
		
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			And this is the last thing that you remember although the Maliki's would disagree with us, but
according to the majority at least, but if you made will do and this is the last thing that you
remember, you have to do until you you know until you are certain that you broke it until you are
certain that you broke it. So many, many rulings the Prophet sallallahu Sallam tried to help us
because it Allah knows that religious people tend to be a little closer to us. And Allah knows that
we He wants us to be religious people to be observant to be conscientious about our worship, but he
does not want that conscientiousness to cross the limit into being destructive disease or, you know,
		
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			obsessive compulsive disorder.
		
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			Okay, so bias caution versus
		
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			obsessiveness
		
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			we're gonna go over this now let's just move on to some of them. You know, a solid federal federal
to Hamza Donal estado pasado de Lima avanafil EBIT. The Prophet sallallahu Sallam said the federal
our natural inclination natural disposition or original inclination. People translate this in many
so many different ways, but it is furterer
		
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			is five five things circumcision, removing the *, trimming the moustache, cutting the names and
plucking the armpit hair. And in another Hadith the prophet SAW Southern mentioned 10 of them. And
so growing the beard, trimming the mustache brushing the teeth, clipping the nails rinsing the
nostrils, you know the nose, nostrils, washing finger joints, plucking armpit hair, the *
		
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			certainly is ninja or cleaning oneself after using the lavatory. All of these are parts of the
federal
		
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			and this is George Bernard Shaw. In his book The doctors dilemma. He said formulators of the
superseded native religion like Muhammad, Muhammad Sallallahu, wasallam had been enlightened enough
to introduce as religious duties such sanitary measures as ablution. And the most careful and
reverent treatment of everything cast off by the human body, even toenail clippings and hairs. And
our missionaries thoughtlessly discredited this godly doctrine without supplying its place, which
was promptly taken by laziness, he is talking about, you know, epidemics that spread in some Muslim
countries that were conquered and colonized. Because of basically, people have walked away from the
		
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			original sort of teachings, the way they used to do things, and they have not been supplied and
there's that new, better ways or newer ways, new ways or better ways.
		
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			So health, maintenance, hygiene, rinsing the nostrils of the mouth and brushing the teeth. So,
proper toileting practices, using the right hand for drinking and eating and the left hand for
cleaning, abstention from sexual relations during the menstrual cycle, all of these are considered
to be
		
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			part of how hygiene the prophet SAW Selim used to eat with his right hand, he kept his right hand
for his eating and drinking and his widow
		
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			and his and giving and taking you know, dealing with people and he kept his left hand for other than
that,
		
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			for other things like you know, cleaning oneself and things of that nature, you know, that this
interrupts something called self infection, which is the * oral route reinfection. I mean, if
there are doctors in the crowd, they would know that, so, that interrupts the the inner roller out
there, to a great extent, because of us people who observe this, if you count, if you count to the
germ load on the right hand and the left hand, you'll find the top much much higher on the left hand
than the right hand and if you keep if you separate the two hands in the sense that this is
dedicated to certain things, this is dedicated to other things, then you will interrupt to a great
		
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			extent to that email or on route of transmission which leads to self infection or re infection.
		
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			And then certainly the prohibition of you know, relieving oneself in 34
		
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			when a person relieves himself in the road where people walk or in the place where they seek shade,
all of that was prohibited and the prophets of Southern causes the cocoa these things align in the
things that bring about curses.
		
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			And Okay, so let's now move on to will do and if you know hand washing the way you know how many
times we wash our hands every day, you have to do this with every will do and simply hand washing
with water is is particularly important and this is off the Mayo Clinic website they're talking
about how it is extremely important that we wash our hands more often. And how dangerous it is that
we are not washing our hands enough and despite the proven health benefits of handwashing many
people don't practice this habit as often as they should.
		
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			This you know you know my mother which is raising the mouth and see why if you combine Mother Mother
and celiac you know even if you don't do su act but my mother, if you look at this where the arrow
points it says after drinking swish your mouth out with water to dilute the sugar
		
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			If you brush your teeth twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening and that set that
is not enough, ask any dentist, they will tell you, it is not enough because it takes much less time
for the remains of the food
		
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			to start to work on your enamel.
		
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			So it's not 12 hours, it takes much less time like three to four hours I think. So every three to
four hours, you just need to at least dilute the sugar and your mouth by raising your mouth raising
your mouth happy this celiac with every solo hour with every will do and then you'll be all good
dental hygiene wise.
		
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			So, the next thing that we do after my mother after we wash our hands and after my mother thing,
next thing that we do is to basically raise our nostrils. And you will find these studies where you
know the study the first one was published and the laryngoscope second one is in published and
rhinology first one says that nasal irrigation has an enormous potential of improved improving the
quality of life of millions of patient in a very cost effective way the second one said knees of
Duchenne which is like nasal irrigation as a valuable adjunct in the management of chronic
rhinosinusitis which is a condition that so many millions of people suffer from and the neti pot
		
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			that that is here is basically to help you. The amazing thing is that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
and the hadith of Lupita Massara which was reported by Abu Dawood, he says we're better for this
than shocky inlanta Guna saw a man Ballack for a sudden shock the Prophet usually does not say
balogun anything because he came to teach us moderation. So he doesn't like overdoing anything but
he said overdo the instant sharp because naturally were were less inclined to do goodness than
shark. They like to you know, raise your nostrils it is not a pleasant experience. Right? So people
usually do this and and that's it and so the purposes of them here in particular, he said overdo it,
		
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			except if you're fasting don't overdo it if you're fasting but otherwise overdo it so that you could
wash the the sort of the inner parts of your nostrils
		
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			much of the
		
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			you know the the pollens, dust mites, etc. may accumulate inside your nostrils and it will be
effective enough that you just simply raise your nostrils bathing if you look at the times, down
below.
		
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			Times Online on March 26 2009, the dirty secrets of Bath time, the year 1000 common error the
Crusaders returned from the east with the news of a delightful custom the Turkish bath bath houses
are built all over Europe. So that that idea of bathing itself is an is an idea. Like do you find
any religion requiring this much bathing? There is no religion that requires this much Basie and if
you look at it that is required after * of * * menstruation, postnatal
bleeding, some added upon conversion to Islam as well. And even taymiyah from Allah said for joma if
one has an offensive odor, and it has been said for Jamal regardless of offensive odor, we even wash
		
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			the dead and the majority considers it a communal obligation but recommended to take a bath in
religious gatherings as well as all types of gatherings and that includes jamas the two Aedes
Eclipse prayer Prayer For Rain standing at the heart of and much oral haraam before stoning the
Dhamma rot change one's mental or physical condition, such as for one who went insane or fell
unconscious when he recovers or she recovers. And after coping, etc. It's also recommended for some
acts of worship, such as entering a harem some hold it's recommended after watching that that based
on a controversial report, but but in terms of like require the bathing and recommended bathing
		
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			there is no religion that we know of that requires this much bathing
		
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			in addition to the will do the minor ablution
		
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			prayers and bow with those who bow studies stated that hip flex position 90 degrees facilitates
lumbar traction by flattening the lumbar spine and decreasing the loading effect of the psoas muscle
on the lumbar spine during traction studies. Another study stated inversion helps to negate the
effect of gravity on the spinal column and there is also this is the bowing but this is the
prostration these
		
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			See this inversion table it is basically to bring your head lower than your feet. So that because
most of the time your head is higher than your feet, and if you bring your head lower than your
feet, then blood circulation will reach the inner crevices of your brain. And this is the found this
to be important for your mental health for your brain health. But this is what we do every time was
to do right, bring your head down to the floor.
		
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			Okay, so prayer helps evaluate and I have many, many slides on prayers, but
		
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			anyway, physically, physically, the conclusion of this study is that physical activities in in
involved in the performance of salaat helps in the rehabilitation process and disabled geriatric
patients. There is this talk about the chakra points and the prayer, you know, matching
		
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			or exceeding yoga
		
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			to some sense to some extent, putting it all together according to Benson Henry Institute for Mind
Body medicine.
		
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			Sort of like a
		
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			part of Harvard I guess. It is part of our over the they actually started to pay attention to this
earlier than many other universities, that relationship between the mind and the body. And
recitation of the relaxation response is actually quite easy. There are two essential steps
repetition of a word sound phrase, prayer or muscular activity, passive, this regard of every day
thoughts that inevitably come to mind and return
		
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			to and return to your repetition. So that is for sure. And that's repetition of words, sound phrase
prayer or muscular activity, we do it all. That's what Salah is about. Repeat words, sounds,
phrases, prayers, and muscular activity. And you should do this with kashua. So with passive
disregard of everyday thoughts.
		
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			Kind congregational prayers have health benefits.
		
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			And this is from the Amman declaration, health promotion and Islamic perspective. And this was a UN
		
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			Conference, the fifth stage of Brock's Ito, and colleagues, model is dissemination and reassessment,
updating community analysis and profiles. He says here, in addition, several other channels of
communication can be identified within an Islamic community, which include the mosque, basically,
part of part of maintaining health is the ability to have meeting points and people who go like
people who go on missionary, or, you know, whatever.
		
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			expedition expeditions like medical expeditions, people who go on medical expeditions, and even, you
know, we call it missionaries. But anyway, it's medical expeditions. So people who go on medical
expedition realize the importance of having a meeting point where the people in the village come
together because if they don't come together, you cannot really disseminate information. Within this
village, *, you know about health, about epidemics, about the need for vaccination about
anything, there is no point of dissemination of information and the congregation prayers do serve
that purpose for us.
		
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			As a cat and the effect of the cat on health, this is the also an element. But anyways, the cat
supports, you know,
		
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			medical institutions, you know, you do need financial support, second supports medical institution
in addition, the cat does relieve us from the guilt of being rich, there is a guilt associated with
being rich, and that helps us overcome that guilt. And it helps us and certainly if you are also
charitable, in addition to your as a cat, you could get rid of more of the gift.
		
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			And it is called a cat which is purification, because not only that purifies our hearts of greed,
but it purifies the heart of the poor also of envy and hatred of the rich.
		
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			Sorry and social health.
		
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			legislations of communal obligations, congregation services, a Catholic charity, there are so many
		
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			the social health is extremely important and the Sharia is is very much into and I heard like a
pastor one day say that Islam is a very individualistic religion and I, you know, where did you
bring this from? Like, you know, this is like, quite interesting, because Where is this? And
apparently, you know, I guess misconceptions that have no basis
		
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			Most of the time,
		
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			but there is so much that is required of us to do in public and there is so much that is required of
us to do for the interest of social health, some fasting certainly I will not talk about some
because I can be, you know, put like 200 slides here only on Psalm or fasting. So, I'll skip this,
but, but, but everybody is doing it, you know, this
		
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			everybody that this is almost irresistible knowledge, I had amadori remember from the smalti lecture
yesterday, this is become irresistible knowledge that fasting does help
		
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			even had.
		
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			So it says here, it can be sad. What
		
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			it's linked to health to the indirect point on Islamic health continuum can be said to be the
psychodynamics of rituals and beliefs and prayers, which play a big role in building up an
individual sense of coherence, through cellular cellular genic mechanisms as described by 11. But
also through reinforcing factors and the sharing of knowledge, beliefs and values, strengthening
their positive attitude and strengthening that concept of the human brotherhood and human power
bond. Read
		
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			Malcolm X's autobiography, and as experienced and hard
		
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			to realize that
		
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			so everything that we you know, Metallica, Cheyenne, Illa, Hassan, I mean who are Metallica,
Metallica, sharara, monometallic, hieron illa de la mala he has not left anything that's evil,
except that he warned us of it is not left anything that's good, except that he encouraged us or
		
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			recommended it to us. So gambling if you look down below, you'll find that heavy episodic drinking
at the multivariate results indicated that all levels of gambling were associated with significantly
elevated risk of at least weekly h Ed, which is heavy, episodic drinking,
		
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			gender and family. And if you if you look at this picture, you will find that the darker the color
is, the higher the prevalence of HIV, this is about HIV prevalence. And the darker the colors, the
higher the prevalence of HIV and if you look at the lightest colors, where are the lightest colors,
the lightest colors are predominantly in Muslim countries. This is what the missionaries called area
10 440. Right area 10 4010 below the equator to 40 above the equator, then area 1040 is the Muslim
area. So in this 1040 area and 40 you will find the the lightest colors and this is not basically
because we have the best health systems contrarily we don't this is because of Islam, nothing else.
		
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			What you're what Bernard Shaw or George Bernard Shaw said in the doctor's dilemma, that is the only
protection that we have, you take that away
		
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			and we don't get into the red, we probably get into what you know. Anyway.
		
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			So Islam teaches us that love is not only limited to love of a member of the opposite gender,
		
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			I actually should change this wording. Love is not only limited to lustful love but there's you know
the love of your neighbor, the love of your mother, the love of your
		
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			the love of God, the love of your community, the love of your country, the love of your land, etc.
		
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			And even when it comes to love of the member of the opposite gender, it is only regulated. It's not
contemptible, condemned, but it's only regulated on it and flockmen enforcement as well if it's
gonna allow the Alabama kumada War of Mine, Exotica De Palma de corrode.
		
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			You see the language that is being used here when it comes to spousal spousal relations. It's a
beautiful language and among signs is this that he created for you mates from among yourselves that
you may dwell in tranquility with them. And he has put love and mercy between your hearts verily and
that are Signs for those who reflect.
		
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			But so many regulations and,
		
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			you know,
		
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			the me to movement should have taught us many, many lessons, right? So the
		
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			teacher that made us proud of are the proud of the regulations we have proud of the sort of the
restrictions we have, yes, they are called restrictions. We should rejoice in those restrictions. We
should enjoy those restrictions and re joy.
		
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			Enjoy them and rejoice in them and I have only nine seconds
		
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			Can I borrow three minutes or something?
		
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			Okay.
		
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			But when it comes to like family in Islam and the treatment of the problem of old age,
		
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			you know a better way to die. No, we don't need to talk about this, even punishments in Islam, but I
can focus so hard on the other boundaries for you and legal retribution.
		
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			Saving of life
		
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			or your people of understanding. So punishment, it is it's basically the deterrence theory, crime
can ultimately be prevented through altering the cost benefit ratio of such behavior, crime can
ultimately be prevented through altering the cost benefit ratio of such behavior. So whenever
someone tells you,
		
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			the barbaric Sharia
		
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			you really need to,
		
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			you really need to be to feel very bad for them, because they, because of this their extreme
ignorance.
		
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			And
		
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			first of all, we are not trying to force our Sharia on anybody, we are minorities, we do know that
we're not forcing our sorry, on the majority. But again, at the same time, we should be very
confident in the plan and the sun and the teachings that came in the Quran and the Sunnah. And we
should understand the superiority of the revelation.
		
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			No, we should not have any doubt about this applicability and how to apply and all of these things.
That's a different story. We can talk about this, we can discuss these matters. For another, you
know, different time we can have like, go to Starbucks and talk about these issues. But when it
comes to the, when it comes to having confidence in the revelation, you should have unwavering
confidence in the revelation, whatever is being said, you know, the two arms of the deterrence
theory or what the like the likelihood of getting caught, and the benefit risk ratio of the crimes.
So if you increase the risk for for the criminal, increase the severity of punishment, then that
		
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			will alter the benefit risk ratio of the crime. And the likelihood of getting caught is not as
important when it comes to the deterrence theory than the severity of punishment and you'll find
this. This is from the policy studies journal Selvi, Amanda's and colleagues they talked about the
severity of punishment has a significant negative effect on crime and does indeed matter on
deterrence theory or as deterrence theory tells us
		
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			and this is a meta analysis of about 150 studies. By the way, this is not just one study. This is a
meta analysis of so many studies, 150 studies
		
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			you know, the the concept of forgiveness and how to be forgiving and the benefits, the health
benefits of forgiveness. We're Lost Planet Allah says, When our captain fabulously Malcolm De Leon,
bottom lower highroller submarine and if you are patient, and if you forgive then it's better for
the patient.
		
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			While you're having messinian and loves the doers of good
		
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			eating, eat little.
		
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			You know how you know there are many a hadith about this calorie restriction. You see the fellow on
the left side.
		
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			He's only 27 years old. The fellow on the right side is 29 years old. There's almost like sort of a
generation between them. One of them was put on a calorie restricted diet and the other one who ate
whatever he wanted.
		
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			Eat wholesome.
		
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			Quinoa, Florida had Atlanta eba and things that were mentioned in the plan are all superfoods by the
way. Everything that was mentioned in the Qur'an in terms of foods, these are all super super foods,
olives, olive oil, honey pomegranates.
		
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			The prophet SAW them even paid attention to the slaughtering of the animal because if he's if the
animal is stressed, when he is not an animal, he talked about how to be merciful to the animal, not
sure the animal, the blade, make the animal comfortable, all of that stuff. This is not only good
for the animal, but this is important that you need to be merciful to the animal and the profit
capitalization consideration but it's also good for us because the hormones that gets released in
the body of the animal if the animal is killed in in the improper way, are very harmful to us.
		
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			These are the stress hormones, so tirmidhi reported from Abu Dhabi.
		
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			The Messenger of Allah wa sallam forbade eating gamma sama, which is the animal that has been told
		
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			And shot to death with errors.
		
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			Also that whatever you're feeding the animal of the Father that is given to animals that you have to
pay attention to this because of mad cow disease, you don't feed the animal notice that mad cow
disease spread like in in
		
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			Britain and America because they were feeding the animals, the corpses of the dead animals,
incinerating them, crushing them and re feeding them to the animals and that is
		
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			I mixed them jalala
		
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			the prohibition of all harm smoking would be prohibited on the basis of the provision of all harms.
We can we don't need to even talk about the health benefits of the radical prohibition of wine but
it is you know, if you look at this
		
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			advertisement, what what
		
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			what's really interesting here is that zero percent alcohol that there is always that emphasis on
zero percent alcohol, because like a pregnant woman, for instance, can suffer major consequences if
she consumes traces of alcohol because there could be an idiosyncratic response to alcohol and it is
not necessarily amount dependent. So
		
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			the only the only management The only proper management of alcohol is complete prohibition radical
prohibition. It proportionately the prophets all sudden told us to eat about milk and he mentioned
that cows eat from old trees so that that is the food pyramid the prophets are Solomon saying that
milk has the food pyramid because the cows eat from all the trees
		
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			eat mindfully don't eat when you're walking don't eat when you're like sit down and have like a sort
of a like an eating ritual
		
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			mindful eating and
		
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			this is about putting an end to mindless eating research that was done on this issue. Are tattoos.
Why Why are the two is prohibited go to the FDA site and read
		
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			sleep guidance the perfect sleep treatment wake up early along vertical multivariable Korea perfect
sleep here when it comes to sleeping early. Why did the prophets Allah seldom talk about
		
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			the best night prayers or the prayers of Prophet the wood because he like you see all stage four
here happens in early sleep it does not happen and they in later Later in the night. So if you sleep
the first half of the night, you wake up with one for one third and do your night prayers and you
sleep close to the end of the night. Then that would be the anti Lula payload also this is an NIH
study about pay Luda and NIH that they recommend to their parents to their employees to have that
early
		
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			afternoon, a pre noon or early afternoon nap. But anyway
		
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			there are many others and if you truly live, if you truly follow the sun from the time you wake up
in the morning, until the time you go to bed. That is what healthy lifestyle is about. So now
lifestyle is healthy lifestyle. healthy lifestyle is a lifestyle. everybody
		
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			learns