Islamic Health & beauty – Islamic Health

According to Islamic teachings health fully encompasses complete physical, mental, social well-being
                or a person and society, which must be safeguarded. Not through the maintenance and protection
                of a health preserving regime at the entity level but through the development of protective health
                and encouraging family and social system. Islam introduces the concept of preventing health and no
                substance and practices that seriously endanger the health can be allowed in Islamic system.

There is need to change the society according to the divine commandments for the betterment of general health
                and help in solving health related medical issues which occur due to the social practices. This must be
                tackled socially through underlining principles of Quran. Islam promotes comprehensive ways towards
                prevention and hygiene.
According to the principles lay down by Quran, total ban on alcoholic products, meat of dead animals,
                pork, blood, drugs, tobacco, etc. should be declared prohibited. Having proper bathing after impurities,
                doing Wudhu 5 times on visible parts of body for prayers, cleaning under area after urinating or after
                defecation, washing and cleaning hands after getting in touch with some unclean things and moreover,
                protection of inside mouth cavity by using miswak (brushing of teeth), etc. are the preventive measures
                that Islam discussed for the physical health as well as for spiritual well being.

The fundamental duties of Islam such as Iman (Faith), Salaat (Prayers), Saum (Fasting), Zakat (Charity),
                and Hajj (Pilgrimage) are the basic pillars of Islam for safeguarding the society to combat with practices
                that are harmful for healthy mind and body. A person with strong Iman or faith in Allah abstains from
                the wrong doings and what that are prohibited in Quran. Salaat is a wonderful means to abstain from
                bad habits and for the strengthening of faith.
Saum or fasting purifies and detoxifies the body systems and aids in the improvement of mental health and well being of a person. It also brings people closer
                and they can rejuvenate and cherish the celebrations of Eid festival. Zakat or charity is a must in Islam
                and it helps in the circulation of money in the society. It is an excellent means to alleviate poverty in
                the country. Hajj or pilgrimage is mandatory on those to perform who can afford and it teaches the
                person to be more responsive towards his or her duties. It helps in cleaning the person inside out and is
                a combination of all the obligatory duties in Islam.

With the help of above passage you can clearly understand that Islam focuses not only the exterior but
                inner beautification of a person to become more productive and responsible. Islam is the code of life
                and whomsoever, understand this code leads towards peace and harmony in life.





 
                