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Childbirth is one of the most incredible and tough things for women, which comes with great pain and afterward a joy of having a child. But, Islam, almost 1,400 years ago had taught us the way to have children without feeling pain, and this happened even before science ever existed. These are the miracles of Islam one can never neglect. We at The Islamic Information bring you the most incredible teachings of Islam which leave people awestruck. Keep reading… Muslims consider Islam as the perfect religion mainly due to the close corroboration of what was practiced or discovered thousands of years ago with scientific evidence. All of Allah’s revelations and orders for a prosperous life makes the Qur’an and Islam a complete code of life. As far as childbirth is concerned, the Qur’an suggested the proper method long before science. When Bibi Maryam (A.S) was giving birth to Issa (A.S), Allah guided her so that the labor process becomes less painful for her. In Surah Al-...

According to books based upon the works of Ibn Al Qayyim (rahimullah), headaches are generally caused by heat and fever in the head, because an accumulation of hot vapours are seeking a way out of the body. As the heat rises into the head, it causes an increase in amount of fluid in the cranium and a swelling of the membrane inside the skull. The pain can either be felt all over the head or more commonly, on one side of the head. In comparison, Migraines are usually caused by an obstruction of a blood vessel or vessels in the brain. The vessels can be blocked by tiny air bubbles or foreign bodies carried in the bloodstream which find their way into the brain. Many people find that applying gentle pressure to the head during a migraine helps ease the pain. The treatment for headaches and migraines depends upon their particular type and cause. Sometimes they can be treated with the induction of vomiting, by hijamah cupping, with compression head bandage or sometimes just with re...

Early Riser Prophet Muhammad slept early and woke up with the Adhan of Fajr each day. Being an early riser has scientifically been correlated with better productivity, as well as better mental health in general. So, waking up early may be hard but with baby steps, even if it’s just waking up 15 minutes earlier to start with, you can begin improving your quality of life. Eating Less The practice of eating less to prevent sickness and disease was emphasized by Prophet Muhammad, and now backed heavily by science much later. The Islamic concept ‘1/3 for your food, 1/3 for your liquids, and 1/3 for your breath’ matches very closely to the Japanese ‘hara hachi bu’ concept, which means eat until you are only 80% full. Read more about the health benefits of the ‘hara hachi bu’ practice here. Eating Slowly We now know that it takes our body 20 minutes to send signals to our brain that it is full. Slow eating will help you eat less food and improve your digestion, ...

Recently, we have witnessed instances of the horrific treatment of women around the world. In the time of Prophet Muhammad, similar cruel practices were enacted by his society and he opposed all such forms of oppressing women. Indeed, at the sight of a tragedy of any human being, Prophet Muhammad’s heart would be saddened and his eyes would flow with tears. One of the spectacular examples of this is in the following story that concerns the practice of shunning daughters. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was born in a society where women had been subjected to much violence, which often took the form of female infanticide. Daughters were considered a burden; and getting rid of them was sometimes considered a necessity, which they did in a most violent manner: by burying them alive! It is reported that Umar, the second caliph, prior to his accepting Islam buried one of his daughters alive. Later whilst was in the fold of Islam, he was often seen wiping tears w...

Khadija (may Allah be pleased with her) was one of a kind. She was a woman of beauty, faith and courage. Her life was full of events and experiences that teach us volumes about faith, nobility and strength. In this folder, we highlight the life story of Lady Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, mother of the believers; her noble character, her beautiful soul and her great love story with Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him). Enjoy.. Khadijah – The Woman of Beauty, Strength & Faith (Part 1) Khadijah bint Khuwaylid – her very name evokes an image of strong, dignified femininity, of refined prestige and quiet power. She is remembered as a woman of strength, of compassion, of faith; the woman who was the first love of Prophet’s life, and who remained in his heart long after her death. Khadijah (may Allah be pleased with her) was born fifteen years before the Messenger of Allah Muhammad (PBUH), to a family of high status in the Qurayshi echelons of Makkan society. Her f...

Visiting Madinah brings peace and blessing to our hearts. One of the most important places to visit there is the Prophet’s masjid, Al-Masjid An-Nabawi, where there is the Prophet’s tomb. It is highly recommended for one who visits Madinah to pray in the Prophet’s masjid and visit his tomb and send salutations upon him. Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said in Manaasik al-Hajj wa’l-‘Umrah: “After (the pilgrim) prays upon arrival in the Prophet’s Mosque as much as Allah wills he should pray, he should go and send salaams upon the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and his two companions Abu Bakr and ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with them). 1 – He should stand in front of the grave of the Prophet and say, “Al-salaamu ‘alayka ayyuha’l-Nabiyyu wa rahmat-Allaahi wa barakaatuhu (Peace be upon you, O Prophet, and the mercy and blessings of Allah).” If he wants to add something appropriate there is nothing wrong with that, such as saying: “Al-salaamu ‘alayka ya ...

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) had three sons and four daughters. All of his children were born to Hz Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (RA) except one son (Ibrahim), who was born to Hz Maria al-Qibtiyah (RA). In the order of birth sequence, the children of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) are as follows: Qasim Hz Zainab (RA) Hz Ruqayyah (RA) Hz Umm Kulthum (RA) Hz Fatima (RA) Abdullah Ibrahim The Sons of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Qasim ibn Muhammad The first son of Allah’s Messenger, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), was Qasim from whom he took his kunyah Abu al-Qasim (the Father of Qasim). Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) liked being called Abu al-Qasim, and his Companions would often call him by this name. [1] Narrated Jabi (RA): A man among us begot a boy whom he named al-Qasim. The people said, “We will not call him (i.e. the father) by that Kunyah (Abu al-Qasim) till we ask the Prophet (PBUH) about it. The Prophet (PBUH) said, “Name yourselves by my name, but do not call (yourselves) ...

Nabeez was the favorite drink of Prophet Muhammad Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam. It is an alkalizing tonic, removing acidity from the stomach & other metabolic wastes from the body. It improves digestion & memory, fixes the problems of spleen, liver, throat, chest & prostate & will also help patients of Arthritis & uric acid (gout). Being energetic & rejuvenating, Nabeez will bring surprises for you & your health Insha’Allah. Apparently, it is nothing but soaking the raisins overnight & drinking the water in the morning, but when adopted and honored as one of the favorite drinks of Prophet Muhammad Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam, it pulls down Shifa, blessings & mercy from the treasures of Allah. Method: After Isha prayer, soak around 100 grams of raisins in 1 liter of drinkable / healthy water, & keep the utensil covered with a plate. (Manaqqa is the best variety for making Nabeez, but other types can also be used). Next morning, ...