In the Name of Allah, the Exalted! The highest level of education requires a psycho-spiritual approach which is based on a clear understanding of the nature of the human being, including the hierarchical structure and dynamics of the human consciousness and its key elements – spirit (ruh), heart (qalb), intellect (‘aql) and the self [...]
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In the Name of Allah, the Exalted! I hope that you have now acquired the medical basics required to understand some of the information that is to be revealed on how to successfully control your ego, biologically speaking; and not necessarily only spiritually which is often descibed in most islamic websites (without mentioning the scientific phenomenons [...]
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Please note that this text doesn’t contain any scientific notion. In the Name of Allah – the Exalted! Introduction: We verily created man and We know what his soul whispereth to him, and We are nearer to him than his jugular vein. (Surah Qaaf (Chapter 50 – Qaaf) verse 16) And when My servants ask you [...]
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In the Name of Allah, the Exalted! The question regarding why hazardous games are forbidden (haram) or unrecommended(makrooh) can be answered from a philosophic and logic perspective as well as from a psychological and of this a medical one. As fun as it may be, hazardous games influence the human psyche and even the forelock, called [...]
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No! If he does not stop, We will take him by the naseyah (forelock), (Surah Al–Alaq (Chapter 96 – The Clot) verse 15) a lying, sinful naseyah! (Surah Al–Alaq (Chapter 96 – The Clot) verse 16) Why did the Qur’án describe the front of the head as being lying and sinful? Why didn’t the Qur’án emphasize that [...]
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This section will insha’Allah (God-Willing) be on the effect meditation and later on blinking with the eyes on the human body. The main aim on why I chose to inform readers on this is that this method (blinking) is very useful to defend ourselves against the whispering of Satan that distracts us during our praying-time. [...]
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