News:- - - The Saleh Mosque Yemen:

The Saleh Mosque or Al Saleh Mosque is the largest and most modern
mosque in Sana'a, Yemen. It lies in southern outskirts of the city,
south of the Al Sabeen Maternal Hospital at the junction of the 45
meters and 70 meters roads. Inaugurated in November 2008, it is named
after Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh. It can hold up to 40,000
worshippers and cost nearly 60 million US dollars to build. At the
time of construction and opening, it was criticized for being too
expensive in relation to Yemen's generalimpoverishment.
Features
The mosque was built in a Yemeni architectural style and includes
wooden roofs,15 wooden doors which are 22.86 meters (75 feet) in
height and include engraved copper patterns as well as 6 large
minarets,4 of which are 160 meters (525 feet) in height. It is
surrounded by sprawling gardens/

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Health:- Children take little steps towards a better life:

one-and-a-half-years old. Born with congenital talipes equinovarus
(CTEV), commonly known as club foot, a disease that affects the shape
or position of one or both feet.
Six months ago, Jayanthan was given supportive shoes by the Indian Red
Cross Society, and today, hecan take several independent steps on his
own. His grandfather and mother are hoping, that with continued
physiotherapy, Jayanthan will soon be able to run around on his own
like other children his age.
When Jayanthan was born with the disease, his parents took him to the
Institute of Child Health (ICH), Egmore, for treatment.
The ICH in turn, referred them to the Red Cross, which gives out
orthotics or supportive shoes to helpwith the positioning of the
deformed limb.
The on-call doctor at the artificial limb centre of the Red Cross
Society in the city sees patients referred by other medical facilities
from across the State, in need of complimentary artificial limbs and
advises them on the type, design and size of limb required.
Technician Pratap Kumar, who has been making orthotic and prosthetics
forupper and lower limbs for the past 29 years, then constructs the
required artificial support as per the size and type prescribed bythe
doctor.
Another patient, seven-year-old P. Navin Raj, was born without a right
leg and knee. With the aid of aprosthetic limb however, he can now
walk around and is gradually getting better by the day at using the
artificial limb.
While amputee cases receive between 10 and 15days of physiotherapy,
children suffering from neurological and muscular deformities can
perform the given exercises at home.
According to the physiotherapist at the Red Cross, Dr. G.
Theerthagiri, this therapy involves exercises that include electrical
modalities to reduce the pain and strengthening exercises to prevent
further deformity, along with gait training. The physiotherapy ward
engages with approximately 850 cases monthly.
With the help of supportive devices supplied by the in-house orthotic
and prosthetic lab of the Red Cross Society and proper physiotherapy,
a large number of children from underprivileged backgrounds, with
disorders such as cerebral palsy or CTEV can achieve independent
mobility.

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''Advise'':-:- Do not tell me it can't be done:

The subconscious mind accepts information if it came from a trusted
source. If i told you that i am a successful person you might or might
not believe me but if you saw me driving a Ferrari then you will
believe in every piece of financial advice i will give you. (see also
How to hypnotize people )
In the beginning presidentRoosevelt tried to convince people during
the meeting that hope is there but when everyone disagreed with him he
programmed their subconscious minds ! He did something that everybody
considered impossible and as a result they believed that impossible is
nothing!
In other words he told them, if all of you believedthat i can't stand
up while i am on a wheel chair thenyour beliefs are wrong! And based
on that your other beliefs about being defeated are wrong as well.
Impossible is nothing ! that's what President Roosevelt proved in 2 minutes.
Do you believe it can't be done?
Do you believe that you are stuck?
I know that right now youare thinking about the many variables that
are preventing you from success but can't you just look at things from
a different angle?
Long ago it was believed that a man can't jump for more than 28 feet.
That belief remained there for years until a man came and broke the
record! Thatman jumped for 29 feet!
for more than twenty years that belief remained there until another
man came and told the world Do not tell me it cannot be done and so he
broke the world's record! (see also How to do miracles
We humans can do the impossible but we first need to believe that we
can do it. If the whole world tried to stop a person who believes that
he can reach his goals theywont be able to do it but if only one human
being told that person that he won't reach his goals then he will
fulfill the prophecy and fail.
Do you know who is that one being? Its the person himself!
you can reach anything in the world if you didn't putyourself even
down even if the whole world was against you while you wont reach
anything if you put yourself down even if the whole world was
supporting you.
The next time someone puts you down tell him :"Do Not Tell me It can't Be Done"
I have managed to become a self made millionaire at the age of 28.
This didn't happen by chance because i already wrote that goal down
five years before i accomplished it. Becomingrich is not about luck,
starting big or being intelligent but its all abouthaving certain
beliefs about money and life.
In The Ultimate guide to becoming rich i will teachyou everything that
you need to know in order to become rich.

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ISLAMIC ARTICLE -:- The Life of this Worldis Fleeting Enjoyment:

"Know that the life of thisworld is only play and amusement, pomp and
mutual boasting among you, and rivalry in respectof wealth and
children. (It is) like a rain (Ghayth), thereof the growth is pleasing
to the tiller; afterwards it dries up and you see it turning yellow;
then it becomes straw. But in the Hereafter (there is) a severe
torment, and (there is) forgiveness from Allah and (His) pleasure. And
the life of this world is only a deceiving enjoyment." [57:20]
Allah the Exalted degrades the significance of this life and belittles
it by saying,
"that the life of this worldis only play and amusement, pomp and
mutual boasting among you, and rivalry in respectof wealth and
children."
Meaning, this is the significance of this life to its people, just as
He said inanother Ayah,
"Beautified for men is thelove of things they covet; women, children,
much of gold and silver (wealth), branded beautiful horses, cattle and
well-tilled land. This is the pleasure of the present world's life;
but Allah has the excellent return with Him." ( 3:14 )
Allah the Exalted also sets aparable for this life, declaring that its
joys are fading and its delights are perishable, saying that life is,
"Like a rain (Ghayth)," which is the rain that comes down to mankind,
after they had felt despair. Allah the Exalted said in another Ayah,
"And He is it Who sends down the Ghayth (rain) after they have
despaired." (42:28)
Allah's statement,
"thereof the growth is pleasing to the tiller;"
meaning that farmers admire the vegetation thatgrows in the aftermath
of rain. And just as farmers admire vegetation, the disbelievers
admire this life; they are the most eager to acquire the traits of
life, and life is most dear to them,
"afterwards it dries up and you see it turning yellow; then it becomes straw."
Meaning, that vegetation soon turns yellow in color, after being fresh
and green. After that, the greenfades away and becomes scattered
pieces of dust. This is the parable of this worldly life, it starts
young,then matures and then turns old and feeble. This isalso the
parable of mankind in this life; they are young and strong in the
beginning. In this stageof life, they look youthful and handsome.
Slowly, they begin growing older, their mannerism changes and their
strength weakens. They then grow old and feeble; moving becomes
difficult for them, while doing easy things becomes beyond their
ability. Allah the Exalted said,
"Allah is He Who created you in (a state of) weakness, then gave
youstrength after weakness, then after strength gave (you) weakness
and gray hair. He creates what He wills. And He is the All-Knowing,
the All-Powerful." (30:54)
This parable indicates the near demise of this life andthe imminent
end of it, while in contrast, the Hereafter is surely coming. Those
who hear this parable should, therefore, be aware of the significance
of the Hereafter and feel eagerness in the goodness that it contains,
"But in the Hereafter (there is) a severe torment, and (there is)
forgiveness from Allah and (His) pleasure. And the life of this world
is only a deceiving enjoyment."
Meaning, surely, the Hereafter that will certainlycome contains two
things either severe punishment or forgiveness from Allah and His good
pleasure.
Allah the Exalted said,
"And the life of this worldis only a deceiving enjoyment."
Meaning, this life is only a form of enjoyment that deceives those who
incline to it. Surely, those who recline to this life will admire it
and feel that it is dear to them, so much so, that they might think
that this is the only life, no life or dwelling after it. Yet, in
reality, this life is insignificant as compared to the Hereafter.
Imam Ahmad recorded that `Abdullah said that theMessenger of Allah,
sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam, said,
" Paradise is nearer to any of you than the strap of hisshoe, and so
is the (Hell) Fire." [Ahmad 1:387]
Al-Bukhari collected this Hadith through the narration of Ath-Thawri
[Fath al-Bari 11:328]. This Hadith indicates the close proximity of
both good and evil in relation to mankind.

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