Ch. 6 The Importance of Brotherly Advice: 
The hearts of the true believers are pure, sacred and crystal clear. They forgot about the creation but kept the remembrance of the Creator. They think no more of the world but keep their focus on the hereafter. (From Discourse by Shaykh M. A. Gilani). (Click above for more..) 

Ch. 28 To Love In God Almighty : 
The Prophet, upon whom be peace, related that a man came to him and said: "Truly I love you in God Almighty." The Prophet replied: "Then take 
adversities for a garment, and wear poverty for a cloak." ...(From Discourse by Shaykh M. A. Gilani). (Click above for more..) 

4- 'Ali Bin Abi Tãlib: The Epitomy of Islam Muqãtil bin Qatãda narrated that a man from the Tribe of Khadija once came and asked 'Ali, God bless his countenance: "Have you ever heard God's messenger (uwbp), upon whom be peace, epitomizes the religion of Islam?" 'Ali replied: 
"Yes indeed, I have heard God's messenger... (Click above for more..) 
 
20- Bilãl Bin Rabãh: Also among the blessed companions was we must cite the name of Bilãl bin Rabãh, the devout and oft-forgiving sire, who was free from abstractness or illusion about this world. Born to a woman in bondage called Rabãh, Bilãl became free from slavery at the hand of Abu Bakr al-Siddïq... (Click above for more..) 

30- Salmãn Al-Fãrisi, Embracing Islam: Abu't-Tufail 'ÃMir bin W„'ilah narrated that Salmãn al-Fãrisi, God be pleased with him, said: "I come from the Tribe of Jai, from of Isbahan, Persia, and the people of my town used to worship snow-white Caucasian horses... (Click above for more..) 
 
V- Under the Canopy of The Prophet's Mosque: The People of Suffa (Ahlu Suffa) ascetic nature (nusk), and the applied devotion ('ibãda) of some of the blessed close companions of God's messenger (sal), upon whom be peace, who were deeply engrossed in their worship and love for the one and sole Lord of the universe,. (Click above for more..) 

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2- Introduction to Islamic Medicine 1. A Brief History : Knowledge of medicine flourished in the Islamic caliphate between the fall of the Roman Empire in the 5th century C.E., and the European Renaissance in the 15th century. However, the surge of Islamic medical institutions began ....(Click above for more..) 

1- Traditional Medicine: We say, and Allah is the helper Who provides the means and controls the actions, that there are two types of illnesses stated in the holy Qur'an: 1. Illness of the hearts and, 2. Illness of the body. types,... (Click above for more..) 

3- Understanding Healthy Diet & The Practical Rules of Eating and Drinking: There are two types of illnesses: (1) illness of the heart; and (2) physical illness which is the result of excess of a substance whose saturation harms the natural functions and balance of one's body,... (Click above for more..)

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