1500 tahun dahulu ancient Egypt Dan encient Greek dah hidup modern dah. Takanlah 1500 tahun dulu baru tuhan nak muncul kembali turun kan wahyu itu ini kepada manusia yang di panggil nabi?
1500 tahun tu anda merujuk tahun mana ye saudara . boleh kaji sirah islam dan sebelum kelahiran nabi muhammad saw...
anda bercakap ancient greek lah ancient egypt lah dan then quote quran dah tahu ke dalam surah surah sekian sekian Allah ceriatkan apa ?
yg kisah nabi Musa yg tolong bangsa dia bani israel ketiktu buruh membuat piramid cabut / migrate dari mesir tu - ape ke benda pulak? adalah ia 1 500 dahulu?
yg Quran ceritakan pasal Nabi nuh As ...adalah nabi Nuh hidup pada tahun hijrah yakni ketika nabi berhijrah ke madinah?
i mean ....macam mana fakta anda tak tersusun? becelaru dan kelirulah...
anda nak sanggah keaslian dan validity quran tapi pernyataan yg anda buat dalam posting anda i was like what?
did he understand kandungan quran dan kisah 2 nabi nabi terdahulu dan garsian kasar timeline dalam quran?
Sebab itu sejarah mesir kuno Cuba dihapuskan oleh Isis dan sejarah mesir kuno juga takan dipamirkan di negara Islam.
be fair on your comment - desert storm, desert shield, weapon of mass destruction - semua artifak islam di irah, kufah habis , hancur
anda tak mahu cerita pula
dan ape ke hal barbaricnya kes bosnia herzegovina ?
Siangnay lebih 20 jam, suhunya panas kah? Setiap kejadian Allah tu sempurna... Bahagian kutub memang siang dia panjang.. tapi cuacanya mcm tu takdak masalah kalu nak puasa utk tempoh yg panjang pon... Otak ko tu je yg tak sempurna...
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mbhcsf replied at 22-6-2016 10:57 AM
1500 tahun dahulu ancient Egypt Dan encient Greek dah hidup modern dah. Takanlah 1500 tahun dulu ...
Banyak sahaja boleh dikait dengan ancient egypt sering berhubung kait even acong mention tentang buraq ada persamaan dengan hiddhu goddess. At 1st place u claim story dari nabi ada proof those nabi i real human ataupun sekadar picisan sejarah atau related dengan isu keagamaan bukan isu moral dan humanity? Isu ketuhanan telah lama exist But here if these thread boleh sahaja kemukakan evidence, poem , tulisan dari cunieform untuk di kongsi. Even evidence tentang river of flood ada evidence bertuls adalah diambil dari cerita moses ? Same goes with sodom and gomorrah and sejarah petra itu sendiri
Jadi siapa yang decide bila darurat tu? Kalau aku tak mo posa sebab darurat bagi aku, aku tak dapat buat kerja dengan sempurna sebab aku lapaq, kenapa hangpa kata kena posa jugak? Suh mai tangkap? Sapa tentukan darurat tu? Adakah bergantung individu atau ulamak kena kata?
...kat middle east ramai ja yang ambik risiko berpuasa dlm keadaan sakit...sanggup tak ambik pusing nasihat doktor katanya...
Millions of Muslims with diabetes face hard choice between health and faith during Ramadan
By KARIN LAUB, Associated Press
AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — For years, diabetic Shawkat al-Khalili ignored his doctor's orders not to fast during the holy month of Ramadan when most of the world's 1.6 billion Muslims abstain from food and water from sunrise to sunset.
Islam exempts the sick from fasting, but the 70-year-old al-Khalili said he couldn't bring himself to violate one of the five pillars of his religion, even after he lost a toe to diabetes.
Like the retired teacher in Amman, tens of millions of diabetic Muslims struggle each year with such stressful choices. Increasingly, physicians team up with preachers or look for new methods to educate and protect the faithful.
The stakes are rising, particularly in the Arab world, where diabetes is spreading rapidly because of growing obesity caused by a more sedentary lifestyle and easy availability of processed food.
The Middle East and North Africa, which are overwhelmingly Muslim, have the world's highest comparative prevalence of diabetes, according to the International Diabetes Federation. In 2014, some 38 million people in the region, or one in 10, were diabetics, a figure expected to double in a generation, the federation says. Another 18 million suspected sufferers have yet to be diagnosed.
In recent years, the fast has also become more challenging for diabetics and their physicians as Ramadan — a lunar month that moves through the seasons — now takes place in summer. In many parts of the Mideast, temperatures exceed 40 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit) and daylight lasts for 15 hours, increasing risks of low blood sugar and dehydration.
This year, Ramadan is to begin on Wednesday or Thursday, depending on the sighting of the crescent moon.
Despite the hardships, compliance with Ramadan rules is widespread. Those who don't fast usually eat and drink in seclusion out of respect. Ramadan is also a time of increased religious observance and socializing, with families sharing rich meals after sunset, followed by gatherings with friends or neighbors.
In this climate, devout Muslims with diabetes say it's very difficult to be the odd one out.
Al-Khalili said he was diagnosed with Type II diabetes 30 years ago and kept fasting. About 10 years ago, doctors told him he had to stop, but he wouldn't.
He kept ignoring his doctors even after his left toe was amputated four years ago. Finally, two years ago, he stopped fasting.
"I don't feel good because I'm not practicing a major pillar of Islam, but it's ... necessary for protecting my health and stop the deterioration," al-Khalili said during his pre-Ramadan checkup Sunday at Jordan's National Center for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Genetics. "I hope God will forgive me."
Dr. Nahla Khawaja, an endocrinologist, said it's the busiest time of the year at the center, with most patients asking for Ramadan guidance.
Under the center's rules, Type 1 diabetics — whose bodies don't make the blood-sugar regulating hormone insulin — should not fast. For many Type 2 diabetics, or those whose bodies don't make enough insulin, the no-fasting recommendation also applies.
This includes those with uncontrolled blood sugar levels, those suffering from frequent sharp drops in blood sugar and those with advanced complications, such as damage to eyes, kidneys or limbs, Khawaja said.
Those who ignore the advice can face a range of risks, from fainting and dizziness to a diabetic coma and stroke.
"It's a great struggle" to persuade patients to not fast, particularly the elderly who often become more devout with age, Khawaja said.
However, other Type 2 diabetics can fast safely under supervision, and some, including recently diagnosed obese patients, might actually benefit from fasting, said Egypt-based Dr. Adel el-Sayed, the MENA chair of the International Diabetes Federation. He said diabetics who insist on fasting need to have their treatment adjusted and blood sugar closely monitored to mitigate the risks.
Sawsan Abu Amireh, a patient at the Jordanian center and a Type 1 diabetic, said she stopped fasting in 2010 on her doctor's orders. "I'm very upset when I see my children fasting and I'm not fasting," said the 46-year-old. "I even take my medication out of sight of my children (during Ramadan)."
In some areas outside the Middle East, physicians have teamed up with imams to get the message across.
A leading diabetes charity, Diabetes UK, publishes information on fasting and Ramadan on its website, including talking points for Muslim preachers.
Newham University Hospital, in a heavily Muslim neighborhood of London, offers pre-Ramadan programs where diabetics can hear the religious and medical views on safe fasting. They also are counseled to avoid the common excesses of Ramadan, such as consuming large amounts of fatty and sweet foods in the evening.
The hospital's imam, Yunus Dudhwala, said his job is to make sure doctors and nurses understand the religious importance of the fast.
"If medics don't understand that, the only advice they will usually give is that, 'Oh, you've got diabetes, don't fast,'" he said. "I think that's the wrong message." Still, he added: "Islam does not say you should fast and become a martyr."
El-Sayed is trying to persuade mobile phone companies to help him target diabetes patients and deliver information through text messages. He's also working with international experts on detailed guidelines, to be published next year, on who can and cannot fast.
Doctors said they don't have detailed figures about the health damage suffered by diabetic patients because the most severe cases end up in emergency rooms, not in specialty clinics. But some patients won't be deterred.
Nayel Thnaibat, 65, has failed to manage his diabetes since being diagnosed in 1982. He has lost most of his sight and is bedridden, with one leg amputated above the knee.
Still, he says he'll fast again this year, despite the risks.
"God will protect us," said the retired civil servant who lives with his 60-year-old wife Nofeh, also diabetic, in the southern Jordanian town of Karak. "I will not violate the fast even if I die."
Jadi siapa yang decide bila darurat tu? Kalau aku tak mo pos ...
Berbuka puasa sebab ko memang tak tahan itu takdak masalah.. Kita sendiri yg tentukan kemampuan kita darurat atau tak.. Bukan orang lain.. Kewajipannya ialah qadak balik pada masa-masa lain.. Itu yang tertulis dalam Quran.. Cuma, perlu menghormati orang yang sedang berpuasa iaitu jangan la makan depan2 orang yg tengah puasa tu... Kalu hang makan sorok2, tapi ada lobai2 pi tangkap tu, yang tu memang tak patut... Aku pon tak stuju lobai buat mcm tu..
Dalam Quran dah kata, kalu tinggalkan puasa, maka kena ganti pada hari2 yang lain... So, takdak masalah kalu takleh puasa.. janji ganti la balik hari yang ditinggalkan tu pada hari2 lain... Kalu tak mampu nak ganti, bayar je Fidyah... Bukan susah pon..
Dalam Quran Allah sebut lagu ni :
[2.183] Wahai orang-orang yang beriman! Kamu diwajibkan berpuasa sebagaimana diwajibkan atas orang orang yang dahulu daripada kamu, supaya kamu bertaqwa.
[2.184] (Puasa yang diwajibkan itu ialah) beberapa hari yang tertentu; maka sesiapa di antara kamu yang sakit, atau dalam musafir, (bolehlah ia berbuka), kemudian wajiblah ia berpuasa sebanyak (hari yang dibuka) itu pada hari-hari yang lain; dan wajib atas orang-orang yang tidak terdaya berpuasa (kerana tua dan sebagainya) membayar fidyah iaitu memberi makan orang miskin. Maka sesiapa yang dengan sukarela memberikan (bayaran fidyah) lebih dari yang ditentukan itu, maka itu adalah suatu kebaikan baginya; dan (walaupun demikian) berpuasa itu lebih baik bagi kamu (daripada memberi fidyah), kalau kamu mengetahui.
Its good that some muslims think like this but I wonder how many?
Btw, when I used to fast, I fast until dark. Dalam Quran (masa tu aku percaya Quran ni di turun dari langit, sekarang aku tahu ianya tulisan manusia). Anyway, dalam Quran kata puasa lah sampai malam dan Quran juga define malam itu sebagai gelap, di mana kita tak dapat bezakan lagi benang putih dari benang hitam.
Jadi, dari bersandarkan jam kafir lehenat api neraka yang kata magrib terang benderang lagi dah boleh melantak, aku tengok luar tingkap, dah gelap aku pun makan lah. Sebab kalau menjadi islam, jadilah seperti ajaran kitab.
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