Avoiding the one-eyed vision of Religion

Source: masud.co.uk

By: Abdal-Hakim Murad

In the name of Allah, the Compassionate, the Merciful

The Dajjal, as everyone knows, has only one eye. Those ulema who are concerned to understand and apply their intuition rather than simply to act as historical relay stations have sometimes interpreted this attribute as a reference to the characteristic sickness of decadent religious communities; a sickness that will necessarily be at its most prevalent as the end of time approaches. The human creature has been given two eyes for reasons of obvious biological utility: the capacity for focusing so splendidly produced by the ciliary muscles in the eyeball (a superb technology most of us never pause to give thanks for) is nonetheless not a perfect instrument for the gauging of distance. Human beings need perspective: for hunting and for fighting; and for the efficient monitoring of children. And hence we have two eyes, as the Qur’an notes, asking for our faith and our thankfulness: ‘Have We not given him two eyes’?

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Health benefits of Soccer

Health benefits

Soccer can be a great workout and lots of fun. The health benefits include:

• Increases aerobic capacity and cardiovascular health
• Lowers body fat and improves muscle tone
• Builds strength, flexibility and endurance
• Increases muscle and bone strength
• Improved health due to shifts between walking, running and sprinting.

Other benefits

There are many other benefits from playing a team sport like soccer. For example it:

• Is generally a non-contact sport
• Teaches coordination
• Promotes teamwork and sharing
• Teaches you to think on-the-go
• Helps to increase skills in concentration, persistence and self-discipline
• Is a great way to meet people and exercise with friends
• Can provide an opportunity to increase your confidence and self-esteem, and help to reduce anxiety
• Requires very little equipment so can be played in the backyard or park
• Is relatively easy to learn, so beginners can easily join in on the fun and play basic soccer for recreation
• Is an international sport.

Avoiding injury

To protect yourself from injury and prepare your body to play soccer, make sure you:

• Warm up your muscles and joints before starting
• Maintain your fitness to play well and avoid injury or fatigue
• Ensure you have plenty of fluids on hand and rehydrate regularly
• Don’t overdo it – depending on your age and physical condition.
• Wear the correct protective equipment.

Source: http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pages/Soccer

10 SIGNS OF GOOD MANNERS (IMAGE)

 

1. Little arguing
2. Listening well
3. Avoiding searching for shortcomings
4. Covering mistakes
5. Finding excuse
6. Patience when annoyed
7. Blaming one’s own self
8. Seeing one’s own faults rather than other people’s faults
9. Having a beaming face with the young and the old
10. Saying kid words to those who are below and above one. (With regards to relligious knowledge, righteousness, social status, and so forth)