JEWS CHRISTIANS MUSLIMS TEN COMMANDMENTS We’reall God’s children What the hell are we killing each other for

GREAT RELIGIONS," a book promoting respect, honor, peace, and love.
Mazzeo who served in the Army AirForce during World War II , believes
that this is a "Last Wake Up Call" and "We are Really Stupid" not to
believe. He hopes to get booksellers Barnes & Nobleand Borders to
stock it on their shelves. Frank Mazzeowas disappointed with the
designs of the Ten Commandments at the religious stores he visited, so
he decided to make his own. He also calls this book, "The Religious
Constitution of Life," Mazzeo has already sent copies to religious
leaders across the USA. Some of thepeople who received Mazzeo's Ten
Commandments and bookssaid: "I thought it was verynice of him," said
Edith Feiger, Mazzeo's Jewish neighbor. "I put it on my bedroom wall,
so when I wake up in the morning I can look at it." Shafayat Mohamed,
spiritual leader and principal at the IslamicDarul Uloom Institute in
Pembroke Pines , in a letterto Mazzeo, wrote, "This truly demonstrates
the commonalities in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Everyone that
visits my office, always make positive comments on yourposter. They
are amazed and admire the design and verses." The Rev. Thomas Goodhue,
of the Long Island Council of Churches in New York/

HEALTH - ~ “Doctor, What Is Wrong with Me?

I am in practice in the area of Psychosomatic (Mind/Body)Medicine. I
see patients with unexplained symptoms and negative lab work. Every
day I hear the question "Doctor, WhatIs Wrong with Me? Doctor, What Is
Wrong with Me would be the article's title. Every day people rush to
emergency rooms and doctor's offices with alarming and frightening
physical symptoms such as rapid heartbeat, chest pains, dizziness,
difficulty in breathing, nausea, choking sensations, hot-cold flashes,
faint feeling, fear of dying, losing one's mind, or having a heart
attack. The tests come back and the diagnosis – nothing! "There is
nothing wrong with you" the patient is told. "It's all in your head".
I have discovered the mystery surrounding this unseen, undetectable
but very real disease – CHEMICAL IMBALANCE IN THE BRAIN. Physical
symptoms such as chronic headaches, chest pain, sleep and sex
disorders canbe caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. Moreover,
emotional problems such as anxiety, depression, panic disorder,
obsessive-compulsive disorder, etc. can be triggered by this chemical
imbalance. It is due to too much activity in the brain from lack of
glucose, lack of sleep, and stress. Genetics play a big role.
I practice common sense medicine. I advocate fruit juice versus nerve
pills whenever possible! Most people don't realize the importance of
fruit juices inmaintaining good health. Shakiness, tremors in the
hands, developing a "foggy" or dizzy feeling is asign that the brain
is requiring fuel. Brain function depends on glucose. Fruit juices are
an instant source of glucose for the brain and for renewed energy.
Interestingly, 50% or moreof whatever we eat goes into the brain as
glucose and the rest goes into other parts of the body to supply
energy. Fruit and vegetable juices are a source of carbohydrates,
vitamins, and minerals. Fresh juice and vegetables are needed, but it
will take larger quantities. The juice is an instant source of
glucose. Fruit juice is a nutritional support for the elderly, during
illness and at times of stress. Water, along with juices is vital
also. In regards to which juice to drink, I say whatever you can
tolerate without having problems such as heartburn, stomachupset or an
allergic reaction.
When a patient comes to see me, I give them a list offoods and drinks
to avoid. Irecommend that they drink four to six ounces of juice
(Pomegranate, Grape, Apple or Cranberry), or a 50/50 mixture of juice
and water, every three to four hours. I tell my patients, "when you
first get anxious or nervous, drink fruit juice rather than taking
nerve
pills". Amazingly, those who were reluctant about drinking juice most
often are the very ones who tell me "Doctor, fruit juice works! I just
can't believe it."
Because this sounds so simple, many physicians hardly pay attention to
what patients eat or drink or how they live. They don't tell the
patients whatto do. I believe in "common sense" medicine.Over 30 years
in practice has shown this to be a proven fact.
I always tell my patients 5 things – REMEMBER: 1) eat good food that
grows fromthe ground, swims or flies; drink plenty of fruit juice and
water; 2) think good thoughts; 3) pray to keep your connection with
God; 4) do good for yourself andothers any time you can; 5)prepare for
the hereafter and for eternal life. To helppatients who are
searchingfor answers to baffling andunexplained symptoms, I wrote a
book titled "Doctor, What Is Wrong with Me?" I attempted to clarify
some of the mysterysurrounding the unseen, undetectable but very real
disease – Chemical Imbalance in the Brain. I urge anyone experiencing
perplexing conditions or symptoms to read this book and find the
answers to a better life.

ISLAMIC ARTICLE :- ~

Here are some duas you can read and encourage your child to read also:
"And [God] shall heal thebreast of the believers." (at-Tawba, 9:14)
"Mankind there has come to you a guidance from your Lord and a healing
for (the diseases) in your hearts, and for those who believe a
guidance and amercy." (Yunus, 10:57)
"There issues from within the bodies of the bee a drink of varying
colors wherein is healing for mankind." (an-Nahl, 16:69)
"And We sent down in the Quran such things that have healing and mercy
for the believers." (an-Najm, 17:82)
"And when I am ill, it is [God] who cures me." (ash-Shu`ara, 26:80) (A
supplication of Prophet Abraham [as])
"And declare (O Muhammad) that [the Quran] is a guidance andhealing
for the believers." (al-Fussilat, 41:44)
Also try to make the Morning and Evening Dhikr a part of your daily
ibaadah, as did Rasul(sws).

“O Allah, suffice me with what You have allowed instead of what You have forbidden , and make me independent of all others besides You.”

(Reference: At-Tirmithi 5/560. See also Al-Albani, Sahih At-Tirmithi 3/180.)
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This dua against debt is really brilliant, because the dua contains
within itself the solution to the problem. "Suffice me with what you
have allowed." Inother words, let the halal be enough for me. Don't
letme get myself into debt because of haram mortgage loans or
excessive material desire, or out-of-control consumerspending. Let me
be satisfied with a simple, halal life, so that I don't getinto debt.
If you repeat this often enough it becomes a part of your thinking and
awareness, and you modifyyour own behavior, which leads to: "make me
independent of all others besides You." You become your own man or
woman, not owing money to anyone, independent, relying only on Allah.
I'm not saying the dua is just an affirmation, I'm saying it works on
both levels, as an affirmation and as a prayer to Allah to help you
achieve that affirmation. It's a subtle and amazing dua.
Three Excellent Dua's Against Debt:
(note that #2 is the sameas the one above)
1) "Oh Allah, I take refugein You…"
Narrated by Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri (ra):
One day the Messenger of Allah (saw) entered the mosque. He saw there
a man from the Ansar (a resident of Madinah) called Abu Umamah and
said to him: "What is the matter that I am seeing you sittingin the
mosque when there is no time of prayer?" Abu Umamah said: "I am
entangled in sorrow and debts." The Prophet Muhammad (ra ) replied:
"Shall I not teach you words by which, when you say them, Allah will
remove your sorrow, and settle your debts?" Abu Umamah said: "Yes,
Messenger of Allah." The Prophet Muhammad (ra ) said: "Say in the
morning and evening: Allahumma inni 'auzu bika min alhamma wal 'huzn,
wal 'ajzi wal kasali wal bukhli wal jubn, wa dhala'iddini wa
'galabatir rajaal." (See here for the arabic text).
'O Allah, I take refuge in You from anxiety and sorrow, weakness and
laziness, miserliness and cowardice, the burden of debts and from
being overpowered by men.'
Abu Umamah said: "When Idid that Allah removed my distress and settled
my debt." [Abu Dawood]
2) "O Allah, grant me enough…"
Ali radi Allahu `anhu said that a slave, who had made a contract with
his master to pay for his freedom, came to him and said, "I am unable
to fulfil my contract, so help me." He said, "Shall I not teach you
some words which Allah's Messenger (ra) taught me, and which evenif
you had a debt as large as a mountain Allah would pay it for you?":
Allahumma akfini bihala lika an haramika wa aghnini bi fadhlika am-man siwak.
"O Allah, grant me enough of what You make lawful that I may dispense
of with what You make unlawful, and make me independent, by Your
bounty, of other than You." [At-Tirmidhi]
3) "O Allah, Sovereign of all…"
The Prophet (saw) said to Muadh radi Allahu `anhu, "Should I not teach
you a supplication which, when used to implore Allah, Allahshall pay
your debt, even itbe as huge as Mount Uhud?He then mentioned:
Allahumma Maalik al-mulkitu'til-mulka man tasha' u wa tanzi'ul mulka
mimmantasha', wa tu'izzu man tasha' u wa tudhilu man tasha', bi yadika
al-khayr, innaka 'ala kulli shay'in qadeer,
Rahmaan-id-dunyawa'l-aakhirah wa raheemahuma, tu'teeyahuma man tasha'
wa tamna' minhuma man tasha', irhamni rahmatan taghnini biha 'an
rahmati man siwaak.
"O Allah, Sovereign of all, You give dominion to whomsoever You will
and You take dominion away from whomsoever You will, You exalt
whomsoever You will and You bring low whomsoever You will. In Your
hand is all goodnessand You are able to do allthings. Most Merciful
and Most compassionate in this world and in the Hereafter, You give
them to whomsoever You will and withhold them from whomsoever You
will. Bestow mercy upon Me in such a manner that I have no need of the
mercy of anyone but You." [Tabarani]