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If you are Muslim and you are able, it is worth it to give the Quranic diet a try If you want to lose weight, go on a  Quranic diet . Which means get most of your calories from meat, dairy, and fruit. Use olive oil and honey. Avoid sugar, white flour, and other processed foods. Don't eat grains or nuts if you can avoid them, because these are mentioned very little in the Quran. Meat is mentioned 100 times, while grains are mentioned only 7 times. The Quranic diet is very similar to the recently popular paleolithic diet. It focuses on natural hunter-gatherer foods, the foods that our earliest ancestors enjoyed, which is mostly meat and fruit. According to  Why We Get Fat , the most scientific nutrition book written in recent history, the most important reason why people get fat is because of eating foods containing sugar and flour. The reason is that while humans cannot eat too much meat (because eating too much meat triggers human disgust responses), they can eat a lot m

“In The Name of ALLAH The Most Beneficent, The Most Merciful” “SallALLAHU ‘Ala Mu’hammad SallALLAHU Alayhe Wa Alehi Wasallam” Click here to see Home Remedy To Loose Weight Fast  In today’s activities most of the people are worried about their weight gain. We hardly gets time to do a physical exercise, jogging or morning walk to lose weight. I thought is there any wazaif for this problem, and I got the answer yes. Before starting this wazifa I would like to humble request you to please like and follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Google plus. yaallah.in needs your support to promote. This will help us to develop it in more innovative way so that we can perform better and better for all ummah. Fisabilillah.  O you who have believed, if you support Allah, He will support you and plant firmly your feet – 47:7 Sūrah Muḥammad.

The Qur’an is truly the perfect book. Not only is it written so beautifully that it’s incomparable by any other book of religion, but it also has… weight loss tips? Didn’t see that coming, did you? :heh: It seems unfair how easy it is to gain weight and how hard it is to lose it. All of us want to reach a standard of perfection when it comes to our body image: tanned, toned, and tiny. At the same time, we shouldn’t stress ourselves out about it too much! Not only should we remember that modesty is of our faith, but we also shouldn’t forget that stress is the silent killer. With that being said, here is what Islam gave us to solve the all-too-modern problem of weight gain… 1. Ramadan:  Just in time! Ramadan begins next week, insha’Allah, and it is the perfect month to tune up our physical, mental, and spiritual health. The Prophet (SAW) said,  “Fast the month of Ramadan so to heal your bodies from disease.”  If, during this month, we eat  only  the pure and unprocessed foods t

Masala 17:  One may eat the meat of Qurbani himself or give it to a poor or wealthy person or feed them, rather, it is mustahab (better) that the one who has done the Qurbani also eats some from the Qurabni. Masala 18:  It is best for the one who will do Qurbani that to not eat or drink anything from dusk of dawn on the 10th of Zul Hijjah and when the Qurbani is done, he eat from it’s meat. Masala 19:  It is better to divide the meat into three parts in such a way that one for the Fuqaraa and Masakeen (the poor and needy), one part for the friends and relatives, and one part for his own household. If the household persons are many then he my feed all of the meat to his household. Masala 20:  If one did Qurbani on behalf of a deceased person then he may eat the meat himself and feed it to his friends and relatives, that is, if the deceased had not made waseeah (willed) this Qurbani otherwise give all in Sadqa. Masala 21:  If the Qurbani is done because of a mannat (vow) then o

Masala 14:  The time for Qurbani is from the dusk of dawn on the 10th of Zul Hijjah to the sunset of the 12th of Zul Hijjah, that is, two days and three nights. Masala 15:  The best date for Qurbani is the 10th of Zul Hijjah, then 11th, and then the 12th. Masala 16:  It is not Jaiz (permissible) to do Qurbani before the Salah of Eid in the city.

Masala 10:  Male or female camel, cow, buffalo, goat, sheep, and ram are all permissible. Masala 11:  A camel must of 5 years, a cow and buffalo of 2 years, a goat, sheep, and ram of 1 year. If the animal is younger than this then qurbani is not permissible, if older than this then it is permissible, in fact it is better. However, if the six-month old offspring of sheep or ram is so big that from looking from afar the sheep or ram looks like a year old then it is permissible. Masala 12:  It is wajib for a sahibun nisaab to slaughter one goat or to slaughter a seventh of camel, cow, and buffalo, it is not permissible to slaughter less than one seventh of the animal. Masala 13:  To slaughter more than a seventh is permissible such as five or six persons slaughtering a cow or buffalo, rather, one person may do qurbani of a whole cow.

Masala 1:  With regard to Qurbani, sahibul Nisaab is the person who A) Owns 52 ½ taula of silver (612.4 grams, 19.75 ounces) or 7 ½ taula of gold (87.48 grams, 2.82 ounces) B) Or owns the equivalent of the price of these in business possessions or non-business possessions C) Or owns equivalent of naqd [cash] or money And the owned possessions are more than the hajate asalia [explaned in Masala 2]. Masala 2:  Hajate asalia, that is, the things which are necessary to for a livelihood. Possessions of these things does not make Qurbani nor Zakat wajib. Like the house to live in, the clothes to wear in the summer and winter, possessions the household, animals or cars for transportation, equipment for work, and books for the people of knowledge. Masala 3:  By books it is meant the Quran, Hadith, Usool of Hadith, Usool of Fiqh, Ilm Kalaam, Akhlaq, and other religious books. Just like this, books of medicine are hajate asalia for a doctor. Masala 4:  Besides this, more than