Wednesday, 1 October 2008
HALIFA SALLAH'S SPEECH
Today i will be attempting upload a lengthy speech by Halifa Sallah, Gambias activitive politician and pan-Africanist. He did that speech last year on the Black libration day celebration in U.K. Interesting stuff for fans and admirers of Mr Honourable Sallah. check it out later today. warming, some content of the clip may upset certain activist, same sex fellows. so be warn. I am finding it difficult uploading the video. The final option will be contacting a skilled IT person to sort it out. As stated earlier, some comments by a certain a key speaker on the event wouldn't go down well with same sex advocates, the lecture by Halifa is educational and enlightening.
Monday, 29 September 2008
Happy Eidul Fitr
Tomorrow the 29Th of September mark the end of fasting, the holy month of Ramadan. I wish all visitors to suntoumana a happy eidul fitr. May we live to witness next year's Ramadan. The month of fasting is a great experience for all who practice it. one stays away from his food, drink, snacks, teas, coffees, his husband and wife and anything that one gets pleasure from. This abstinence is all for the sake of Allah. That is why God states in the Quran that only he can say reward the person who fast.
We fast because Allah commanded us to do it. It is out of God consciousness that Muslims fast. There are other benefits of fasting, among them is feeling the longing for what one will usually take for granted. There are millions of people who can't afford the small things that many takes for granted. fasting is a unique experience, even non-Muslims should try it to experience the feeling. I mean full fasting. Some people fast but would drink a little water and can smoke etc (lens). for Muslims fasting mean complete abstinence. During the night, Muslims eat and drink and also cohabit with spouses.
All adult muslims should attend the eid prayer. it is a strong sunnah. On the 26 of September, i attended the revert ceremony of a British lady in Nuneantion west midlands who fast the whole of the Ramadan whilst not a Muslim. finally on the 26Th of September she made up her mind to enter Islam. she did all this by her won accord, she research and consulted other British white Muslims and then revert.
Finally happy eid to all.
We fast because Allah commanded us to do it. It is out of God consciousness that Muslims fast. There are other benefits of fasting, among them is feeling the longing for what one will usually take for granted. There are millions of people who can't afford the small things that many takes for granted. fasting is a unique experience, even non-Muslims should try it to experience the feeling. I mean full fasting. Some people fast but would drink a little water and can smoke etc (lens). for Muslims fasting mean complete abstinence. During the night, Muslims eat and drink and also cohabit with spouses.
All adult muslims should attend the eid prayer. it is a strong sunnah. On the 26 of September, i attended the revert ceremony of a British lady in Nuneantion west midlands who fast the whole of the Ramadan whilst not a Muslim. finally on the 26Th of September she made up her mind to enter Islam. she did all this by her won accord, she research and consulted other British white Muslims and then revert.
Finally happy eid to all.
Monday, 22 September 2008
leaderless nations
A POINT OF VIEWWith Suntou Touray
Nations are built on the spirits of great leaders. A good leader possesses qualities that drives his nation forward and enhance the development of the people in every facet. No nation is great with weak and selfish leaders at the helm of its affairs. Leaders have a different comport and outlook on life, but what makes a leader great is the unconditional love and care he/she has for every single person of their nation. These leaders would do whatever it takes to accelerate the growth and development of their nations. More importantly great leaders put in place legislations that would provide for and defend the fundament rights of the people. These legislations are what many nations are lacking today.
One can argue that there is no nation without a leader, but being a leader for the sake of it is the same as existing without one. The majority of third world nations are leaderless. This is why the entire fabrics of these nations’ institutions are in disarray.
As an African, the evident reason that is causing our slow growth in human and structural development is nothing but the lack of innovative and charismatic leaders. There don’t seem to be any progress in our entire economies.
The fore-runners of global dominant nations always possess leaders who love them and would do anything to protect the honour and rights of their people. The embarrassing condition of the African man and woman is nothing but the presence of leaders who has no glue as to what the solutions of our society’s woes are. They go about their business as if nothing is wrong. We are the nations with the least respect in terms of development and riches, yet our continent is endowed with the resources that make others great. Where are the leaders?
We can discuss and argue over the few leaders who should have lived longer and lead us into greatness. Unfortunately, they couldn’t live to witness their dreams.
Why is it that our leaders don’t care about our lives collectively?
Why is it that, our leaders don’t seem to grow up and let go of petty enmity and be bigger men in situations of media melee and political critics? How can they call themselves leaders when they are so fearful of the oppositions; they are willing to kill and imprison unnecessarily?
Leadership is about delegation of duties and policies to the right technocrats.
Leadership is about taking decisions on behalf of the nation for the longer term and by consulting the opinions of experts.
Leadership is about overlooking critics and personal attacks; it is not about trying to proof how tough one is by locking up and meddling in the legal and media institutions.
Leadership is about providing safety to ones people in food, health, water, security, education and all the basic necessities of life.
Our leaders always have done the opposite of what nations with great leaders do. They don’t like us; their words and actions often create enmity among us. They hate us and we hate them. They deceive us, we deceive them, they don’t trust us and we don’t trust them.
This circle of discontent leads officials to continue practising corruption and malpractices detrimental to the development of the nation’s progress.
Which African country’s leader can we place our hand on heart and say he or she is worth leading us.
Our own brands of so-called ceremonial leaders cherish their titles and power. They put in places cultures that will only make every department of our institutions function only for their benefits. No one can change their mindset, they hate anyone who is willing to be different and do what he/she is paid to do. They trifle of self-aggrandisement and false glory. Lavish parties and ceremonies are one thing they believe will make them look honorary. Yet developed nations with educated and selfless leaders are rarely seen in public, let alone partying beyond acceptable limits.
All we ever have is men who thought they are leaders because of wining sham elections and surrounding themselves with sycophants and chicken brains. These leaders know they are nothing compared to the real leaders in international conferences and deal making. Even protecting their country’s interest in trade deals and environmental matters are mostly inadequate and poorly executed.
I don’t see African presidents as leaders; all they are is just mere cult figures with time and resources to waste, simple. If they are credible and effective leaders, they would be good at overlooking the comments of critics and continue to protect the lives and rights of their perceived enemies no matter what. From North to South and East to West; our African leaders are nothing but robots for the nations with credible leaders. Ours are just beggars. They begged so much, they forget how to do it anymore. Aid dependencies make others not consider our leader’s opinion in international matters. It is just like somebody that feeds on your unwanted crumbs. Would you have any respect for such a fellow? Real leaders can always rely on a tap on our own banana leader’s shoulder to silence the bravest amongst us. What a pity!
Finally, continue to be bullies you uncaring and unloving men calling yourselves leaders. Living in a presidential residence doesn’t make you a leader. Working for the people and feeling their pain and doing something about it makes one a leader. Whoever that may be and wherever he/she resides, that is what makes one a leader.
The power to jail, to play the judiciary, to institute harsh laws against the media, creating competitive disadvantages to your opponents, and extra-judicial executions, these all show one’s lack of leadership qualities.
Use common sense now pretenders! Change the course of history. Be a true leader and be willing to hand over the nation’s baton to your political rivals when you know they can do a better job than you.
Every true sons and daughters of Africa will cherish to see that day when real leaders step up to the plate and end the suffering and shame of people of colour.
May I live to see that day. Amen.
Nations are built on the spirits of great leaders. A good leader possesses qualities that drives his nation forward and enhance the development of the people in every facet. No nation is great with weak and selfish leaders at the helm of its affairs. Leaders have a different comport and outlook on life, but what makes a leader great is the unconditional love and care he/she has for every single person of their nation. These leaders would do whatever it takes to accelerate the growth and development of their nations. More importantly great leaders put in place legislations that would provide for and defend the fundament rights of the people. These legislations are what many nations are lacking today.
One can argue that there is no nation without a leader, but being a leader for the sake of it is the same as existing without one. The majority of third world nations are leaderless. This is why the entire fabrics of these nations’ institutions are in disarray.
As an African, the evident reason that is causing our slow growth in human and structural development is nothing but the lack of innovative and charismatic leaders. There don’t seem to be any progress in our entire economies.
The fore-runners of global dominant nations always possess leaders who love them and would do anything to protect the honour and rights of their people. The embarrassing condition of the African man and woman is nothing but the presence of leaders who has no glue as to what the solutions of our society’s woes are. They go about their business as if nothing is wrong. We are the nations with the least respect in terms of development and riches, yet our continent is endowed with the resources that make others great. Where are the leaders?
We can discuss and argue over the few leaders who should have lived longer and lead us into greatness. Unfortunately, they couldn’t live to witness their dreams.
Why is it that our leaders don’t care about our lives collectively?
Why is it that, our leaders don’t seem to grow up and let go of petty enmity and be bigger men in situations of media melee and political critics? How can they call themselves leaders when they are so fearful of the oppositions; they are willing to kill and imprison unnecessarily?
Leadership is about delegation of duties and policies to the right technocrats.
Leadership is about taking decisions on behalf of the nation for the longer term and by consulting the opinions of experts.
Leadership is about overlooking critics and personal attacks; it is not about trying to proof how tough one is by locking up and meddling in the legal and media institutions.
Leadership is about providing safety to ones people in food, health, water, security, education and all the basic necessities of life.
Our leaders always have done the opposite of what nations with great leaders do. They don’t like us; their words and actions often create enmity among us. They hate us and we hate them. They deceive us, we deceive them, they don’t trust us and we don’t trust them.
This circle of discontent leads officials to continue practising corruption and malpractices detrimental to the development of the nation’s progress.
Which African country’s leader can we place our hand on heart and say he or she is worth leading us.
Our own brands of so-called ceremonial leaders cherish their titles and power. They put in places cultures that will only make every department of our institutions function only for their benefits. No one can change their mindset, they hate anyone who is willing to be different and do what he/she is paid to do. They trifle of self-aggrandisement and false glory. Lavish parties and ceremonies are one thing they believe will make them look honorary. Yet developed nations with educated and selfless leaders are rarely seen in public, let alone partying beyond acceptable limits.
All we ever have is men who thought they are leaders because of wining sham elections and surrounding themselves with sycophants and chicken brains. These leaders know they are nothing compared to the real leaders in international conferences and deal making. Even protecting their country’s interest in trade deals and environmental matters are mostly inadequate and poorly executed.
I don’t see African presidents as leaders; all they are is just mere cult figures with time and resources to waste, simple. If they are credible and effective leaders, they would be good at overlooking the comments of critics and continue to protect the lives and rights of their perceived enemies no matter what. From North to South and East to West; our African leaders are nothing but robots for the nations with credible leaders. Ours are just beggars. They begged so much, they forget how to do it anymore. Aid dependencies make others not consider our leader’s opinion in international matters. It is just like somebody that feeds on your unwanted crumbs. Would you have any respect for such a fellow? Real leaders can always rely on a tap on our own banana leader’s shoulder to silence the bravest amongst us. What a pity!
Finally, continue to be bullies you uncaring and unloving men calling yourselves leaders. Living in a presidential residence doesn’t make you a leader. Working for the people and feeling their pain and doing something about it makes one a leader. Whoever that may be and wherever he/she resides, that is what makes one a leader.
The power to jail, to play the judiciary, to institute harsh laws against the media, creating competitive disadvantages to your opponents, and extra-judicial executions, these all show one’s lack of leadership qualities.
Use common sense now pretenders! Change the course of history. Be a true leader and be willing to hand over the nation’s baton to your political rivals when you know they can do a better job than you.
Every true sons and daughters of Africa will cherish to see that day when real leaders step up to the plate and end the suffering and shame of people of colour.
May I live to see that day. Amen.
Gambians silver jubilee
On the occasion Jawara congratulated the former Nigerian president Babangidah. He went on to emphasise the common interest between the Gambia and Nigeria. Jawara also mention the importance of rule law and the importance of participating in inter-African affairs. Nigrian pivotal role in south Africans independence and Zimbabwe were also noted. The freedom of Nelson Mandela and the fight against racism was key issues in the 1990's. Nigeria's economic and front line technical assistance to other nations necessary in helping other African states prosper. The deep respect for African culture and tradition by the federal state of Nigeria was noble, said Jawara.
Jawara also thanked Babangidah about the assistance Nigeria extended to the Gambia on security, and the educational sector.
Babangidah on his part started by greeting all the distinguish guest and further highlighted his happiness about being invited. Jawara was praised for his championing the cause of human rights, at that material time the human rights head quarters was located in the Gambia. African economic integration was call for by Babangidah, citing the EU closeness as a necessary model for African states to follow.
BB Darboe welcomed Princees Margret sister of queen of England. BB was with his wife and entourage. Later that evening, Jawara held a diner for dignitaries at his residence in state house Banjul. Interestingly George Bush junior was among the invited guest with his wife, he later became the president of the U.S. He was spotting a little beard then. Gambia police band entertain the guest; surprisingly they can sing. DK sabari was the key song, (Allah tentou Anabi jai, dk sabari) fula traditional dancers and acrobats also entertained the guest.
The final episode was on Feb 18, 1990. The independent cerebration was again attended by Jawara and Babangidah. Jawara was escorted to inspect the military guard of honour. He loved it. The army band paraded in a colourful way, playing their army music. current president Yahya must have been in attendance. Samsideen Sarr must also be in attendance.
Some will ask why writing about that historical event after all? my answer is, the physcology of why our leaders overstay, we need to understand the whole set-up of our institutions especially how we over-hype the position of head of state. This leaders enjoy themselves so much, they cannot possibly go by free will. To understand the statement i am making, watch the video. You will see power, fame, adoration, entertainment, praise singers, special personalise songs, amean, the whole fabric of our entertainment machinery is at play here. from police band, Jaliba, Gambia national troop and all other cultural troops.
what is more important than heading all that power play. History in one's hand. Jawara said many things, mainly about the inability for the Gambia to sustain itself after independence. This statements were made by skeptic during the quest for our nation's independence.
finally, what is the faith of Jawara today? where are all those fashion conscious top ranking military officers, the Sam Sarr's. the Pa sallah's, the Trow's, the Alahgie Kanteh's. Life is like turning wheel. No one can predict what the future holds.
Yahya will also be remembered whether we like it or not. But for him, it will with bitterness and anger. Jawara dicko, well, that is life. stay cool many people's kind man.
Jawara also thanked Babangidah about the assistance Nigeria extended to the Gambia on security, and the educational sector.
Babangidah on his part started by greeting all the distinguish guest and further highlighted his happiness about being invited. Jawara was praised for his championing the cause of human rights, at that material time the human rights head quarters was located in the Gambia. African economic integration was call for by Babangidah, citing the EU closeness as a necessary model for African states to follow.
BB Darboe welcomed Princees Margret sister of queen of England. BB was with his wife and entourage. Later that evening, Jawara held a diner for dignitaries at his residence in state house Banjul. Interestingly George Bush junior was among the invited guest with his wife, he later became the president of the U.S. He was spotting a little beard then. Gambia police band entertain the guest; surprisingly they can sing. DK sabari was the key song, (Allah tentou Anabi jai, dk sabari) fula traditional dancers and acrobats also entertained the guest.
The final episode was on Feb 18, 1990. The independent cerebration was again attended by Jawara and Babangidah. Jawara was escorted to inspect the military guard of honour. He loved it. The army band paraded in a colourful way, playing their army music. current president Yahya must have been in attendance. Samsideen Sarr must also be in attendance.
Some will ask why writing about that historical event after all? my answer is, the physcology of why our leaders overstay, we need to understand the whole set-up of our institutions especially how we over-hype the position of head of state. This leaders enjoy themselves so much, they cannot possibly go by free will. To understand the statement i am making, watch the video. You will see power, fame, adoration, entertainment, praise singers, special personalise songs, amean, the whole fabric of our entertainment machinery is at play here. from police band, Jaliba, Gambia national troop and all other cultural troops.
what is more important than heading all that power play. History in one's hand. Jawara said many things, mainly about the inability for the Gambia to sustain itself after independence. This statements were made by skeptic during the quest for our nation's independence.
finally, what is the faith of Jawara today? where are all those fashion conscious top ranking military officers, the Sam Sarr's. the Pa sallah's, the Trow's, the Alahgie Kanteh's. Life is like turning wheel. No one can predict what the future holds.
Yahya will also be remembered whether we like it or not. But for him, it will with bitterness and anger. Jawara dicko, well, that is life. stay cool many people's kind man.
Sunday, 21 September 2008
A new column at the allgambian.net
I am please to announce that the www.allgambian.net will be allocating me my own column at the online paper. The column name is 'A POINT OF VIEW'. I choose that name because, i will discuss issues pertaining to Gambian cultures and traditions and sometimes politics. the first article will be about our continent leaderlessness. this is a bold commentary. it is a generalise statement but looking at Africa, one wonders when real leaders will step-up to the plate. real leaders who are good managers, good listeners, less arrogant and power hungry. i will try my hand at making sketches. if any one is good at drawing funny things please let me.
my next article after the political commentary will be deeply controversial, it will be about meddling families in their son's marriage. no one will be name or blame. it is a general observation of our social understanding of marriage. mothers and sisters find it hard to let of their male relative. they start fighting his wife and causing unnecessary troubles, sadly some son's listen to ill-comments about their spouses, and this leads disharmony in their marital home. my commentaries will be more socio-religious than political, and also Islamic finance introduction. I pray that the Almighty make us humble and sincere human beings.
my next article after the political commentary will be deeply controversial, it will be about meddling families in their son's marriage. no one will be name or blame. it is a general observation of our social understanding of marriage. mothers and sisters find it hard to let of their male relative. they start fighting his wife and causing unnecessary troubles, sadly some son's listen to ill-comments about their spouses, and this leads disharmony in their marital home. my commentaries will be more socio-religious than political, and also Islamic finance introduction. I pray that the Almighty make us humble and sincere human beings.
Monday, 15 September 2008
Working Alone
The major force in Gambian politics that should have swayed the masses is PDOIS. This party has principles and a good out look for the Gambia. from their early days, things didn't go well with them. One strategy i find puzzling was their non-association with villagers they encounter during campaign trials. I first came across PDOIS in the 1987 election. They won me over instantly, even though at that time i was under the legal age of voting. Their message hit home smoothly. I can still remember Honourable Sedia's comments about a frog in the well, enjoying whilst the well is full with food and goodies.
The big problem of PDOIS which they didn't realise was their refusal to stay with folks in the Provence's. they don't stay with people, they don't drink from others home, neither do they eat from villagers. This i believe was a major culture shock to the local masses. yes PDOIS was doing its best to change the culture of wastage and partying. But they have gone over the top in that process of being independent from local people's food and water. But our culture encourages sharing and communal socialising. this affect PDOIS very much because people show that attitude as an arrogance, and a bunch of people who don't have much respect for the people, so the people blinded themselves to the messages of the party.
Another down side of PDOIS is their insistence on having a close hierarchy. It has only being the same people saying the same thing within the party, there has been very few new faces within the party that has any serious authority to speak on their own behalf. The party should allow other members to speak on issues of human rights, religion, education etc. each important social institution should be handle by an expert not one person doing all the talking. This makes the party unattractive. also succession issue should be made such that the grass root are involve and are in the know.
In general, the party is the most viable party worth our time and energy. They have in place a program, an ideology that people can analyse and study and even criticise, whilst other parties lack this vital element. Politics is about ideas and leaders, African leaders seems to be good at one thing, that is locking up people and making life hard for their opponents, yet even God leave us alone to do as we like until we met him. Why can't our leaders be soft in less critical matters? why can't they over-look trivial matters? They should concentrate of building ideas and being in tune with modern politics. They should labour to Africanise issues that will bolster our identity and respect. They should build on uniting the people regardless of political affiliation. True peace is hard to achieve, but creating a good cordial environment helps.
Finally the shock of last election was a big assault on PDOIS and the Gambia. The failure of Hon. Halifa to win back his Serrekunda seat is a shock to all lovers of democracy. Halifa is force to be recon with whether one likes him or not. He is good for the Gambian politics, it is a big blow to him and the people of the Gambia. The epitome of daily political discussion is the national assembly, an effective national assembly should have men like Halifa, he has the charisma and eloquence to deliver critical messages. And lovers of politics will always be interested in his analysis.
There is still hope, lets hope for the best.
The big problem of PDOIS which they didn't realise was their refusal to stay with folks in the Provence's. they don't stay with people, they don't drink from others home, neither do they eat from villagers. This i believe was a major culture shock to the local masses. yes PDOIS was doing its best to change the culture of wastage and partying. But they have gone over the top in that process of being independent from local people's food and water. But our culture encourages sharing and communal socialising. this affect PDOIS very much because people show that attitude as an arrogance, and a bunch of people who don't have much respect for the people, so the people blinded themselves to the messages of the party.
Another down side of PDOIS is their insistence on having a close hierarchy. It has only being the same people saying the same thing within the party, there has been very few new faces within the party that has any serious authority to speak on their own behalf. The party should allow other members to speak on issues of human rights, religion, education etc. each important social institution should be handle by an expert not one person doing all the talking. This makes the party unattractive. also succession issue should be made such that the grass root are involve and are in the know.
In general, the party is the most viable party worth our time and energy. They have in place a program, an ideology that people can analyse and study and even criticise, whilst other parties lack this vital element. Politics is about ideas and leaders, African leaders seems to be good at one thing, that is locking up people and making life hard for their opponents, yet even God leave us alone to do as we like until we met him. Why can't our leaders be soft in less critical matters? why can't they over-look trivial matters? They should concentrate of building ideas and being in tune with modern politics. They should labour to Africanise issues that will bolster our identity and respect. They should build on uniting the people regardless of political affiliation. True peace is hard to achieve, but creating a good cordial environment helps.
Finally the shock of last election was a big assault on PDOIS and the Gambia. The failure of Hon. Halifa to win back his Serrekunda seat is a shock to all lovers of democracy. Halifa is force to be recon with whether one likes him or not. He is good for the Gambian politics, it is a big blow to him and the people of the Gambia. The epitome of daily political discussion is the national assembly, an effective national assembly should have men like Halifa, he has the charisma and eloquence to deliver critical messages. And lovers of politics will always be interested in his analysis.
There is still hope, lets hope for the best.
Sunday, 14 September 2008
The Micracles in the Quran
Miracles in The Holy Quran
This is statistical study conducted by Dr. Tariq Al-Suwaidan:
Fist: Equality
The word "this world" is mentioned 115 times the word "the life hereafter" is mentioned 115 times.
The word "Angles" is mentioned 88 and the word "Satan" is mentioned 88 times.
The word "People" is mentioned 50 times and the word "Prophets" is mentioned 50 times.
The word "good doing" is mentioned 50 times and the word "wrong doing" is mentioned 50 times.
The word Ibless "Satan" is mentioned 11 times and the word "seek Allah refuge from Satan" is mentioned 11 times.
The word "Muslims" is mentioned 41 times and the word "Jihad" is mentioned 41 times.
The word " Zakat" is mentioned 88 times and the word "blessing" is mentioned 88 times.
The word " Mohammad" is mentioned 4 times and the word "Shariah" is mentioned 4 times.
The word " Woman" is mentioned 24 times and the word "Man" is mentioned 24 times.
The word " Life" is mentioned 145 times and the word "Death" is mentioned 145 times.
The word " Righteous deeds" is mentioned 167 times and the word "Evil deeds" is mentioned 167 times.
The word "Easiness" is mentioned 36 times and the word "Difficulty" is mentioned 36 times.
The word "the Righteous" is mentioned 6 times and the word "the Wicked" is mentioned 36 times.
The word "Saying aloud" is mentioned 16 times and the word "in public" is mentioned 16 times.
The word "Love" is mentioned 83 times and the word "obedience" is mentioned 83 times.
The word "Right Guidance" is mentioned 79 times and the word "Mercy" is mentioned 79 times.
The word "Peace" is mentioned 50 times and the word "Delicacies" is mentioned 50 times.
The word "Hardship" is mentioned 102 times and the word "Patience" is mentioned 102 times.
The word "Disaster" is mentioned 75 times and the word "Thank" is mentioned 75 times.
The word "Reward" is mentioned 117 times and the word "Thank" is mentioned 117 times.
Second: Miracles
The word "Prayer" is mentioned in the Quran 5 times and the daily prayers are 5.
The word "month" is mentioned 12 times in the Quran and the year is composed of 12 months.
The word "Day" is mentioned 365 times in the Quran and the year is composed of 365 days.
The word "Sea" is mentioned 32 times in the Quran, while the word "land" is mentioned 13 times.
If we add the total number of both words "sea" and "land" we get 45. If we do a simple calculation:
(32/45) x 100 = 71.111%
(13/45) x 100 = 28.888%
The above ratios are exactly the percentage of water (sea) and land in the world.
When drawing a chart representing the number of Sura (Chapter) in the Quran and its number of verses, the result of plotting such a chart is the word of Allah.
The Holy Quran enhance the immune system and lessen stress
In a medical conference held recently in Cairo, a study presented the result of a scientific research, conducted USA, about the mechanism of enhancing the immune system and relief the body from chronic diseases; that the listeners to the Holy Quran witnessed physiological changes that indicates leads to lessen neural stress. This was recorded using advanced instruments. According to Dr. Ahmed ElQadi, Chairman of the Islamic Medical Institute for Education and Research in USA and the team leader of this research, that 79% of whom the experiment was conducted, regardless of whether they are Muslims or know Arabic, witnessed a significant reduction in stress they suffered from.
Dr. ElQadi added that it is know that stress leads to reduction of immune system. This proved by internal glands' secretions. As such the relaxing impact of the Holy Quran on stress enhances the immune system to resist and recover from diseases.
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* In the last page of the presentation there is a request, to whoever read the presentation, to spread it to fellow Muslims. You will get rewarded in the life hereafter for doing so inshaa Allah.
This is statistical study conducted by Dr. Tariq Al-Suwaidan:
Fist: Equality
The word "this world" is mentioned 115 times the word "the life hereafter" is mentioned 115 times.
The word "Angles" is mentioned 88 and the word "Satan" is mentioned 88 times.
The word "People" is mentioned 50 times and the word "Prophets" is mentioned 50 times.
The word "good doing" is mentioned 50 times and the word "wrong doing" is mentioned 50 times.
The word Ibless "Satan" is mentioned 11 times and the word "seek Allah refuge from Satan" is mentioned 11 times.
The word "Muslims" is mentioned 41 times and the word "Jihad" is mentioned 41 times.
The word " Zakat" is mentioned 88 times and the word "blessing" is mentioned 88 times.
The word " Mohammad" is mentioned 4 times and the word "Shariah" is mentioned 4 times.
The word " Woman" is mentioned 24 times and the word "Man" is mentioned 24 times.
The word " Life" is mentioned 145 times and the word "Death" is mentioned 145 times.
The word " Righteous deeds" is mentioned 167 times and the word "Evil deeds" is mentioned 167 times.
The word "Easiness" is mentioned 36 times and the word "Difficulty" is mentioned 36 times.
The word "the Righteous" is mentioned 6 times and the word "the Wicked" is mentioned 36 times.
The word "Saying aloud" is mentioned 16 times and the word "in public" is mentioned 16 times.
The word "Love" is mentioned 83 times and the word "obedience" is mentioned 83 times.
The word "Right Guidance" is mentioned 79 times and the word "Mercy" is mentioned 79 times.
The word "Peace" is mentioned 50 times and the word "Delicacies" is mentioned 50 times.
The word "Hardship" is mentioned 102 times and the word "Patience" is mentioned 102 times.
The word "Disaster" is mentioned 75 times and the word "Thank" is mentioned 75 times.
The word "Reward" is mentioned 117 times and the word "Thank" is mentioned 117 times.
Second: Miracles
The word "Prayer" is mentioned in the Quran 5 times and the daily prayers are 5.
The word "month" is mentioned 12 times in the Quran and the year is composed of 12 months.
The word "Day" is mentioned 365 times in the Quran and the year is composed of 365 days.
The word "Sea" is mentioned 32 times in the Quran, while the word "land" is mentioned 13 times.
If we add the total number of both words "sea" and "land" we get 45. If we do a simple calculation:
(32/45) x 100 = 71.111%
(13/45) x 100 = 28.888%
The above ratios are exactly the percentage of water (sea) and land in the world.
When drawing a chart representing the number of Sura (Chapter) in the Quran and its number of verses, the result of plotting such a chart is the word of Allah.
The Holy Quran enhance the immune system and lessen stress
In a medical conference held recently in Cairo, a study presented the result of a scientific research, conducted USA, about the mechanism of enhancing the immune system and relief the body from chronic diseases; that the listeners to the Holy Quran witnessed physiological changes that indicates leads to lessen neural stress. This was recorded using advanced instruments. According to Dr. Ahmed ElQadi, Chairman of the Islamic Medical Institute for Education and Research in USA and the team leader of this research, that 79% of whom the experiment was conducted, regardless of whether they are Muslims or know Arabic, witnessed a significant reduction in stress they suffered from.
Dr. ElQadi added that it is know that stress leads to reduction of immune system. This proved by internal glands' secretions. As such the relaxing impact of the Holy Quran on stress enhances the immune system to resist and recover from diseases.
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* In the last page of the presentation there is a request, to whoever read the presentation, to spread it to fellow Muslims. You will get rewarded in the life hereafter for doing so inshaa Allah.
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