H E A L T H I   n     I   S   L   A   M

"Everything good that happens to you (O Man) is from God, everything bad that happens to you is from your own actions". (Quran 4:79).

The Quran is not a book of medicine or of health sciences,but in it there are hints which leads to guidelines in health and diseases. Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings be upon him) has been sent as an example to mankind so his traditions in matters of health and personal hygiene are also a guide for his followers. Being healthy is vital in that it enables us to undergo our daily life with ease but also to carry out our responsibility as a khalifah of Allah. Surely a happy and healthy muslim can do a much better job compared to that done by a sickly one! Hence, being healthy is not only beneficial to our ownselves but also to others as well.

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