Subhanallah..Its already 9 months I'm taking good enough nutrition in my healthy lifestyle...but..As someone healthy here...Have I helped those who are suffering in Palestine..Gaza?Look at this photo of a hungry boy...my tears keep on dropping...MashaAllah...Ya Allah,please forgive me..By having the business which keeps myself and my beloved ones healthy..this is the right time for me..and all of you...to help those in Palestine and Gaza..Allahuakbar!To my friends who are taking good nutrition in their daily life...especially to those who are in the same mission...which is to help people to be healthier..THINK FURTHER FOR THE SAKE OF ALLAH!
Friends,
Here are some notes a.k.a reminder to all of you...
It is a good thing to help people to be healthier and change their lifestyle..but please...do REMEMBER...ALLAH is the GREATEST of all..Since we are healthy enough and have earned something from helping people...it is the time to help those...our Muslims in Palestine..Gaza..
InsyaAllah..if we do good deeds..go and help someone who really need it..Allah may give rewards to us..InsyaAllah...the only thing...our intention..please...just for the sake of Allah(The Only One).
Readers...if you want to be healthier with enough nutrition(especially breakfast)...which insyaAllah there will be changes on you...you'll get better...and want to help those suffering out there..InsyaAllah I can help all of you..JUST ASK ME THROUGH MY BLOG here...you may leave messages in the chatbox...BUT..please do remember..again..our niyah(intention)..for the sake of Allah...Amin Ya Rabb Al Amin...
There are several things that I would like to share with you people..please do read notes as below:
Nutrition in Islamic Perspective
A highly important factor of health promotion is proper nutrition. Choosing wholesome food and avoiding what is unwholesome are essential to health.
Allah says in the Quran: Eat of the good things which We have provided for you. (2:173)
Eat of what is lawful and wholesome on the earth. (2:168)
Describing the Prophet (pbuh) Allah says: He prohibits them from all that is foul. (7:157)
To abstain from eating without a valid reason is contrary to health protection. Hence, Islam does not approve of it. Allah says in the Quran: Do not forbid yourselves the wholesome things God has made lawful for you. (5:87)
Healthy nutrition means having a balanced diet, in order to maintain the balance that Allah has established in all matters, and to which reference is made in the Quran: "And He enforced the balance. That you exceed not the bounds; but observe the balance strictly,. and fall not short thereof". (55:7-9)
Healthy nutrition means a diet balanced in quantity. Eating too much is contrary to Islamic teachings.
In the Quran we read: Eat and drink, but avoid excess. (20:81)
According to a hadith, the Prophet (pbuh) said: "No human being fills a container to worse effect than he fills his own stomach. It is sufficient for a human being to have a few bites to keep himself fit (which means that it is sufficient to have only what one needs to maintain strength and well-being). If he must eat ( or according to another version "If a human being cannot resist the temptation..."), then let him use one-third for food, one-third for drink and one-third for breathing".
Another authentic hadith quotes the Prophet (pbuh) as saying: "The food of one person will be sufficient for two, and the food of two people will be sufficient for four, and the food of four will be sufficient for eight".
Healthy nutrition also means a diet balanced in its contents. This means that it must have a mixture of the different types of food which Allah has graciously provided for His creation, so that it satisfies all the body needs in terms of proteins, fat, carbohydrates, salts and vitamins. Most of these are mentioned in the Quran: He created cattle which give you warmth, benefits and food to eat. (l6:5) It is He who subdued the seas, from which you eat fresh fish. (16:l4)
Referring to vegetarian food Allah says: It is He who sends down water from the sky vvith "which He brings up corn, olives, dates and grapes and other fruit. (16:11) Milk and honey are also mentioned: In cattle too you have a worthy lesson. We give you to drink of that which is in their bellies, between the chyle and the blood: pure milk, a pleasant beverage for those who drink it. (l6:66)