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Ahsham Alam 6 B on Mufti Menk   

Dua Mudhir Grade 6 A

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Ahsham Alam Grade 6 B Mufti Menk

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    Ismail ibn Musa Menk (Zimbabwean Muslim) was born on 27 th June 1975 , Occupations – Motivational Speaker , Islamic Scholar. , Honor – The 500 most influential Muslims since 2010.     What is the Importance of Mufti Menk ? He has been named one of “The Top 500 Most Influential Muslims in the World” since 2010.     What is his Contributions ? His ability to relate religious principles to contemporary settings.     What are his Accomplishments ? He studied Shariah in Madinah and holds a Doctorate of Social Guidance from Aldersgate University and Mufti Menk’s work has gained worldwide recognition.

Nutritional Facts On Dates- Syed Mohammad Hussaini 8A

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Syed Mohammed Hussaini  Grade 8 A   

Benefits On Fasting- Syed Ahmed Hussaini 6B

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Syed Ahmed Hussaini Grade 6 B  
Muniuddin Sheikh Grade 10 B  

HEALTH BENEFITS OF DATES

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  20 Health Benefits of Dates 1. Dates are Highly Nutritious: The nutrition data of dates are really off the charts. The fruits are packed with a lot of essential vitamins and other nutrients that can be extremely helpful to your overall health. When it comes to dates nutrition, their high fiber and carbohydrate content undoubtedly make them one of the healthiest dry fruits. Dates have a high energy content, with 100g of dates containing about 314 kilocalories of energy, making them a great source of energy boost. While much of this energy is in the form of sugars (like fructose and glucose), it has ample amounts of fiber and a low glycemic index. This means that 2-3 dates at a time are a safe source of low-fat energy even for diabetics. This is one of the best benefits of eating dates, contributing to weight management and helping in blood sugar regulation. 2. Aids Healthy Bowel Movements: The fiber content in dates fruit is extremely high, this can be highly beneficial to people who

BENEFITS OF FASTING IN RAMADAN

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  Assalamu Alaikum.    There are so many benefits of fasting, but here I am focusing on 8 essential benefits of fasting. 8 Health Benefits of Fasting, Backed by Science 1) Blood sugar 2) Inflammation 3) Heart health 4) Brain function 5) Weight loss 6) Growth hormone 7) Longevity 8) Cancer prevention Fasting may provide several health benefits, including weight loss, blood sugar control, and protection against medical conditions like cancer and neurodegenerative disorders. Despite its recent surge in popularity, fasting is a practice that dates back centuries and plays a central role in many cultures and religions. Defined as abstinence from all or some foods or drinks for a set period, there are many different ways of fasting. Intermittent fasting, on the other hand, involves cycling between periods of eating and fasting, ranging from a few hours to a few days at a time. Fasting can have health benefits, such as increased weight loss and better brain function. Here are eight health ben

ZAKAT- AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF ISLAM

    Zakat: The Third Pillar of Islam Zakat, the third pillar of Islam, is an obligatory act upon all qualifying Muslims and is the undertaking of submitting a set percentage of his or her profitable wealth to charity. It isn’t an optional act of generosity; it is a compulsory act that each qualifying Muslim needs to carry out annually – the giving of 2.5% of one’s profitable wealth to those in need. The many benefits of giving zakat include: The acceptance that nothing on this earth is truly ours and is given to us by Allah SWT to share Recognition that we both enter and leave this world with nothing. The acknowledgement that our status in this world and how much wealth we have is not our choice, but in fact, our Lord’s choice. Emancipating ourselves from the greed of wealth and worldly possessions. Exercising self-discipline. Learning to share and help one another; observing humanity. Remaining humble. A way of purifying one’s own wealth. Promoting a balanced society; circulating mone

EID UL FITR- A JOYFUL CELEBRATION

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  Eid-ul Fitr: Essence, teaching and social connotation The word Eid comes from Arabic; which means frequent coming. Again Eid denotes happiness, joy and pleasure. Again, the social connotation of Eid means festival. Eid-Ul-Fitr is the festival of breaking fasting. This day is celebrated throughout the whole Muslim world. The festival brings glory and the highest return from God for all the beloved Muslims. Its social teaching and significance are very imaginable and meaningful. It solidifies and strengthens social harmony, humanity and values in society extending and exchanging mutual co-operation, collaboration, simplicity, sympathy and brotherhood among the people. So, on this day all people, irrespective of poor and rich come under an umbrella of equal enjoyment. It is so a big day when all Muslims throughout the world celebrate it with pomp and grandeur. Purity of our soul comes through Eid and it removes and washes away narrowness and jealousy of mind. The pleasure of the Eid is