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Don't let ill-health spoil your holiday or travels. With a bit of
preparation before you go, and avoiding the common illnesses while
you're away, you'll have a safe, healthy holiday.
Planning a healthy holiday
Make yourself a check-list, whether it's the necessary vaccinations, a
repeat prescription or insect bite treatment, so you're well prepared.
Jet lag tips
In-flight health
Vaccinations for travel
Travellers with special needs
Essential items for travel
Illness and injury on holiday
A bad bout of diarrhoea or mosquito bites can wreck your holiday.
Discover how to avoid problems and what to do if the worst happens.
Bites
Diarrhoea
Skiing injuries
Illness post-holiday
Staying safe on holiday
From sunburn and sexually transmitted infections to personal safety,
always be prepared.
Road accidents abroad
Travel and sexual health
Sun safety
Staying safe in the snow
Drugs and alcohol abroad
Water safety on holiday
Needle hygiene on holiday
Fire safety on holiday
Personal safety while travelling
Travel health - useful contacts
Useful contacts
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Health. Burns and scalds

What are they?
Burns are caused by dry heat and scalds are caused by wet heat.
Both burns and scalds damage the body by removing the layer of skin
that protects the body from infection.
Symptoms
*. Extreme pain
*. Swelling around site of burn
*. Redness and blistering
First aid aims
*. Halt the burning
*. Alleviate pain
*. Minimise risk of infection/

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Entering/ Leaving a House

2.1 HOW TO ENTER
Enter or leave your house with your right foot first, as it was the
tradition of the Prophet. Imaam Abul Ala Hasan ibn Ahmad al-Hamazani,
a great scholar of Hadith of his time, was so keen on applying this
Sunnah to the extent that if someone entered his house with their left
foot first, he would ask them to go out and re-enter with their right
foot first. He was so much respected that the Sultan of the day would
visit him at school and sit in front of him as a student. At one
occasion, he told the Sultan to exit with his right foot first andwalk
on the right side of the road.
When entering or leaving ahouse, do not push the door violently, or
slam it shut, or leave it to close by itself wildly. Such actions
stand in contrast to the gracefulness of Islam to which you are
honoured tobelong. Close the door quietly with your hand. You may have
heard a Hadith reported by Imam Muslim whereby 'Aisha (RA)quotes the
Prophet: 'Gentleness adorns every act. Its absence will tarnish it.'
2.2 ENTERING WHILE OTHERS ARE ASLEEP
If you enter a place where people are sleeping, whether during day or
night, be quiet and gentle. Be considerate. Do not cause any undue
noise when entering or exiting. You have heard the saying of the
Prophet (صلى الله عليهوسلم): 'Whoever is deprived of gentleness, is
deprived of all sorts of goodness.' Muslim and Al- Tirmidhi reported
that the honourable companion Al-Miqdad bin Al-Aswad (RA) said: 'We
used to preserve the Prophet's share of the milk, when he came back at
night he would greet us with a voice loud enough for those awake to
hear, without disturbing those who were asleep.' In addition, whenever
the Prophet used to pray at night, he would recite the Quran with a
voice that pleased those that were awake, without disturbing those
that were asleep.'
Princess Qatrul Nada (Dew point) was famous for her intelligence,
manners and beauty. She was the daughter of Khimarwaih bin Ahmad bin
Toulon, the King of Egypt. She married Al-Mu'taded Billah. Qatrul Nada
said: 'My father taught me an important manner – do not sleep among
sitting people and do not sit among sleeping people.'

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2a. Importance of Appearance

2a.
We are attractedor repulsed by what we see. If you look good in clean
clothes, smelling nice,you will be pleasant to look at and people will
be attracted to you and enjoy your presence. If you were the opposite,
people will look down on you even if you were a relative or friend. To
look good while visiting or being visited is an instinctive trait in
addition to being an Islamic manner. Do not ignore this aspect because
you consider yourself to beclose to your hosts or guests.
Imam Bukhari in his book, 'Al-Adab Al-Mufrad' reported that the great
follower Abi Al-�Alia Al-Riahi Al-Basri said, 'Muslims were at their
best when visiting each other.' Al-Hafez Al-Haithami in 'Majma
Al-Zawaed' (1:169) reported that Thabet Al-Banani, the student of Imam
Anas bin Malik said, 'When I used to visit Anas, he would call for a
perfume and run it along his cheeks.' Accordingly, if you were visited
at home while dressed very casually, as it sometimes happens, you
should change for your visitor. This will enhance his respect for you
and will complement your hospitality. It is, after all, the manners of
the early Muslims./

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