Islam is a way of life that takes a holistic approach to health.

Quran contain guidance that promotes good health and healing.

The importance of maintaining a healthy diet.

Exercise is an integral part in the life of a Muslim.

Alcohol and its adverse effects as understood by statistics across the world.

The Islamic stance regarding alcoholic beverages.

A comparison between modern slaughtering techniques and the method mandated in Islam.  Part 1:  A look into the prescribed means to render an animal Islamicly acceptable to eat, and whether it may be considered as cruelty to animals.

A comparison between modern slaughtering techniques and the method mandated in Islam.  Part 2: A look into the modern techniques used in slaughtering and whether it fits the criteria of humane.

A comparison between modern slaughtering techniques and the method mandated in Islam.  Part 3: One of the reasons that most modern methods of slaughtering are not encouraged in Islam is due to the pain felt by the animal.

A comparison between modern slaughtering techniques and the method mandated in Islam.  Part 4:  Two more reasons that most modern methods of slaughtering are not encouraged in Islam are issues related with health and the possibility of rendering the animal impermissible to consume.

The pain relieving qualities of dates in revelation before Science.

Why Islam prohibits the drinking of alcohol.

How Islam recommends dealing with 21st century illnesses.

The Quran mentions about honey that it is a ‘healing for humankind’.  This article elaborates some of the known benefits of honey.

Even one drink a day leads to health risks — a large new global study has shown that the harms of alcohol greatly outweigh any potential beneficial effects.

Over fourteen centuries ago Islam informed humankind on essential measures that help prevent the spread of viruses. 

The following are measures that Islam strongly recommends in the event of being infected by a virus or any illness in general.