Satan's technique of reverse logic

Satan uses a very foul and cunning technique; he attempts to influence
people by using "reverselogic." He seeks to use that method to turn
people away from the communication of religious moral values, the
struggle against atheism and the spread of moral virtue. In doing
this, satan approaches people who listen to himwith very
reasonable-seeming justifications. Those who go along with this
cunning technique of satan's have a great number of pretexts, excuses
in other words, for not worshiping, for not communicating the
religion, for not undertaking difficulties for Allah's (God's) sake,
for not living for His approval and for not striving against
hereticalbeliefs. Satan's technique is so sly, so base and so
deceptive that people who harbor doubts about striving forAllah's sake
have not a moment's hesitation when it comes to putting these excuses
to use. Some portray themselves as genuine Muslims, but, consciouslyor
otherwise, actually adopt satan's reverse logic. They regard
themselves as preferential, and insteadof striving for Allah's sake
they devote themselves to maintaining their prestige in other people's
eyes. They are hesitant when it comes to obeying Allah's commands, and
try to pull those people who endeavor in this path into the same trap
they have fallen into themselves. In that way, they ease their
consciences and seek to convince themselves they are on the right
path. But their own lower selves bear witness that their consciences
are uneasy because they do not live for Allah's approval.
Some of the false hopes that satan instills in these people who do
notlive by their consciences are as follows:
1. The idea that "Do not expose Darwinism as a lie, that just makes a
further propaganda for Darwinism":
Darwinism is the worst corruption, the most heretical religion of the
last two centuries, whichhas spread across the world and inflicted
atheism, oppression, suffering, wars, immorality and degeneration upon
it. It is the Dajjal's greatest mass deception that has taken in and
spread across the whole world. The intellectual struggle against
Darwinism is the struggle against atheism, and against all ideologies,
corruption and scourges developed to oppose belief in Allah.And this
intellectual struggle, of course, needs to be a very excellent,
intensive and determined one for Allah's approval.
Some people know in their hearts they should be involved in this
struggle. They are well aware that the worst corruption of the century
has to be eliminated and that belief in Allah and proper moral values
must prevail once again all over the world. But they avoid that
struggle. Striving on behalf of Allah seems very arduousto them. As
Almighty Allah reveals in the verse" If it had been a case of easy
gains and a short journey, they would have followed you, but the
distance was too great for them ..." (Surat at-Tawba, 42), they are
reluctant to shoulder such a burden. For that reason, they follow the
reverse logic developed by satan and attempt to misdirect the
struggle. They suggest that the struggle against Darwinism actually
propagates Darwinism. They make the claim that"Darwinism is dead, so
why are you struggling against it?" They put forth the claim that
"Youare giving the impression that an already dead theory is still
alive." Based on this reverse logic, they maintain that the fact that
Darwinism is a deception should never be mentioned. In line with
satan's reverse logic they avoid taking part in the struggle
themselves and also try to prevent others taking part.
The fact is, however, that this heretical religion is still active,
and there needs to be a determined campaign inorder to put an end to
it.Ignoring the way that Darwinism leads to atheism and massacres
issomething that no sincere Muslim can accept.
2. The idea that "If you disseminate Islam, your name will be known
everywhere and you willbecome famous. You must avoid propagating Islam
in order to avoid fame":
Deceiving people with his reverse logic, satan tries to prevent the
communication of the faith. With this false suggestion, satan gives
people the idea that by communicating the faiththey are aggrandizing
themselves and spreading their own renown, and that this is
undesirable. Using a weak and villainous logic, he suggests that the
more people who communicate the faith describe the Islamic moral
values, the more they spread their own fame, for which reason they
must stop communicating the faithforthwith.
But this is a deception.
In the same way that he misled unbelievers in thepast, satan also
tries to employ the same corrupting technique today. One must be on
one's guard against this indoctrination of satan's and respond with
open conscious, sincerity and the Qur'an. Although the same
accusations were raised against the prophets in the past, they never
made any concessions on describing their belief inAllah or
communicating the moral values of the faith, and never hesitated to
tell the truth. They acted in the light of the Qur'an, not of satan's
deceptive techniques, and broughtthe truth with them. If a Muslim is
sincere he must immediately detectthis ruse of satan's and assume the
responsibility of communicating the faithin the light of the Qur'anand
his own conscience, in the knowledge that this is Allah's command.
3. The logic of "Do not struggle against Freemasonry and
atheistZionism. That just makes further propaganda for them."
In order to maintain his own system and to prevent the spread of
belief in Allah, satan wants all the heretical religions he has
imposedas scourges on communities to be very powerful. Freemasonry and
atheist Zionism are currently satan's main tool, that have brought all
countries under their influence, have spread atheism and Darwinism and
are the main causes of wars and oppression. The struggle against these
will turn all the satan's efforts up side down and eliminate all his
delusions. For that reason, satan approaches people with what seem to
be perfectly acceptable arguments, though his intention is to ensure
the survival and spread of these perverted beliefs. In doing this, he
suggests the following: "Do not struggle against these heretical
beliefs, because to do so just helps propagate them."
Satan claims that the exposure of the covert activities, immorality
and irreligiousness of Freemasonry and atheistZionism just keeps them
in the public eye and strengthens them. He therefore suggests that the
best thing is for the secret activities of these people struggling
against belief in Allah not to be revealed. He continues with his vile
delusion by saying, "Let them do what they want, as long as you never
mention it."
In one verse our Lord says:
" What reason could you have for not fighting in the way of Allah –
for those men, women and children who are oppressed and say, 'Our
Lord, take us out of this city whose inhabitants are wrongdoers! Give
us a protector from You! Give us a helper from You !'?" (Surat
an-Nisa', 75)
As revealed in the verse, in order to strive in the name of Allah, one
must strive against all superstitions and ideologies that have emerged
to oppose belief in Him. Everyone who genuinely lives for Allah knows
that this is compatible with Allah's approval, and that sitting back
as atheism spreads and people being ruthlessly oppressed is not
compatible with the Qur'an and conscience. The only thing that needs
to be done is to immediately expose satan's cunning reverse logic and
think in the most honest way, according to the Qur'an. When one thinks
according to the Qur'an, one will immediately seethat these heretical
movements set up to deny Allah must be eradicated for His approval and
a strong and determined strugglemust therefore be waged against them.
4. The logic of "Do not communicate the faith, as it has already been
communicated in the time of our Prophet (saas)"
Almighty Allah says in one verse:
" He (satan) makes promises to them and fills them with false hopes.
But what satan promises them is nothing but delusion ." (Surat
an-Nisa', 120)
Satan offers many excuses even when it comes to not communicating the
faith, one of Allah's greatest commandments. So much so that he seeks
to suggest that the communication of the faith is a task for prophets
alone, that the faith was communicatedby our Prophet (saas) 1,400
years ago and thatthe commandment in the Qur'an has thus beencarried
out. Moreover, he also proposes the logic that institutions such as
Secretary of Religious Affairs have today taken over that
responsibility and that their activities are sufficient for everyone.
For that reason, he tries to give the impression that there is no need
to constantly communicate the religion of Allah in spoken and written
form, and thus seeks to prevent the faith being preached.
But this is a terrible deception and mistake.
Everyone has a responsibility to communicate the moral values of the
faith, as Almighty Allah reveals in the Qur'an:
Let there be a community among you who call to the good, and enjoin
the right, and forbid the wrong. They are the ones who have success .
(Surah Al 'Imran, 104)
At a time when people are being oppressed under the administrations of
atheist ideologies and when irreligiousness rules the world, the
mosturgent thing for everyone who lives by the moral values of the
Qur'an and has a joyous and loving attachment to Allah to do, is to
communicate the moral values of the faith. Such people know that the
most urgent task is to tell others of the moral values of the Qur'an,
in compliance with the Qur'an and their own consciences. They are
certain that societies under the influence of atheist ideologies can
only be saved when theycome to know the moral values of the Qur'an and
to believe in Allah. For that reason, they assumethe task of
communicating Allah's religion with all their might. It ill befits a
genuine and honest Muslim to suppress his conscience by going along
with satan's reverse logic. The communication of the religion of Allah
is one ofthe main religious obligations needing to be observed in the
current climate of oppression. The responsibility for denying this and
heeding the delusions ofsatan may be a very burdensome one in the
sight of Allah.
Our Lord describes how satan deceives people in another verse:
I will lead them astray and fill them with false hopes. I will command
them and they will cut off cattle's ears. I will command them and
theywill change Allah's creation.' Anyone who takes Shaytan as his
protector in place of Allah has clearly lost everything . (Surat
an-Nisa', 119)
If someone fears Allah and is a friend of Allah, ifthey live by the
Qur'an making no concessions and aim for the Hereafter rather than
forthis world, then they must always behave in an honest and
conscientious manner. It is obvious what a sincere person needs to do
for Allah's approval. Ignoring these things forvarious reasons can
only be a ruse of satan's. All peoples over thousands of years have
gone along with these deceptive tactics of satan's by one way or
another, and have fallen into a grave error. For that reason, the duty
of all genuine Muslims is to learn from the peoples of the past and
immediately oppose satan's delusions and vile methods. The
communication of the faith and in the prevention of atheist ideologies
has taken place with a powerful struggle, taking the Qur'an and the
prophets as a guide. There is no doubt that it is Allah Who will make
His faith sound and strong. And there is no doubt that Allah is mighty
enough to do this when and how He wills. Allah is He Who needs nobody
and nothing. (Allah is surely beyond this.) It is a blessing from
Allah that He makes genuine Muslims His instruments in this sacred
duty. For that reason, honest people must see this truth and perform
their duties in the most determined manner, communicating Allah's
religion and striving against atheist ideology to the full extent of
theirmeans and paying no heed to the delusions of satan. As our Lord
reveals in one verse, " He[satan] has no authority over those who
believe and put their trust in their Lord ." (Surat an-Nahl, 99)
Almighty Allah has made a promise to all Muslims:
"Allah has promised those of you who believe and do right actions that
He will makethem successors in the land as He made those before them
successors, and will firmly establish for them their religion with
which He is pleasedand give them, in place of their fear, security.
'They worship Me, not associating anything with Me.' Any who
disbelieve after that, such people are deviators ." (Surat an-Nur, 55)

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The miracle of fire and wood that cannot be obtained artificially

Have you thought about the fire that you light? Is it you who make the
trees that fuel it grow orare We the Grower? We have made it to be a
reminder and a comfort for travellers in the wild.So glorify the name
of your Lord, the Magnificent! (Surat al-Waqi 'a, 71-74)
One of the chemical substances mainly responsible for the structure of
wood is "lignocellulose." This substance is a compoundof the materials
known as "lignin" and "cellulose" that give wood its hardness. In
terms of chemicalstructure, woodis made up of 50% cellulose, 25%
hemicelluloses and 25% lignin. 1 An analysis of these substances'
chemical formulae reveals three vital elements: hydrogen, oxygen and
carbon.
Hydrogen, oxygen and carbon are the building blocks of millions of
substances in nature. Butas a miracle from Allah, these three also
combineto give rise to the substance "lignocellulose" found inplants.
Although scientists know that theycontain these substancesthey are
unable to reproduce this special material in plants. Although these
elementsfound in large amounts in nature can easily be obtained,
scientists havebeen unable to obtain a single piece of wood by
artificial means, despite having countless examples before them. Yet
all the trees we see around us have been ceaselessly producing this
compound for millions of years by combining oxygen, carbon, water and
sunlight.
One of the compounds inlignocellulose is water, expressed by the
formula H2O. The fact that wood is one of the most flammable materials
despite containing a large amount of water is a most special state of
affairs. The above verse is very wise in noting that wood cannot be
made by human beings, by fire. Thanks to these compounds and the water
it contains, wood is one of the most important fuels of fire.
Trees are an important sphere of scientific research, and inspire
scientists, who are still struggling to grasp all the details in their
creation, in a number of areas. The complex structures of the cells
that constitute trees have still not been fully unraveled, despite
advances in technology and intensive research. The Forestry Commission
of Great Britain, one of the world's leading forestry research
institutions, says the following under the heading "Lack of
Information on the Chemistry and Structure of Wood Fibres":
Despite the knowledge resulting from earlier and ongoing research,
there still exists a lack of information on the chemistry and
structure of wood fibres. Large variations can be found within a
single tree, from the pith to the barkand from the base to thetop of a
tree. Often the chemistry and structure of a wood cell are extremely
heterogeneous and difficult to investigate with conventional
techniques. 2
A paper in the scientific journal Plant Physiology titled "Our
Understanding of How Wood Develops is not Complete" describes the
limited knowledge of the subject that scientists possess:
Considering the important role that wood is foreseen to playin the
near future, it is surprising to see that our understanding of how
wood develops is far from complete. With a few exceptions, very little
is known about the cellular, molecular, and developmental
processesthat underlie wood formation. Xylogenesis represents an
example of cell differentiation in an exceptionally complex form. This
process is controlled by awide variety of factors both exogenous
(photoperiod and temperature) and endogenous (phytohormones) and
byinteraction between them. It is driven by the coordinated expression
of numerous structural genes (some of known function) involved in
cellorigination, differentiation, programmed cell death, and heartwood
(HW) formation and by virtually unknown regulatory genes orches
trating this ordered developmental sequence. The presence of gene
families and the extreme plasticity of the metabolism involved (as
exemplified by the unusual behavior of plants with transformed cell
walls; for review, seeFagard et al., 2000) add a further complexity to
our understanding of the process of wood formation. 3
The extraordinary creation in wood is emphasized thus in another
scientific journal, Annals of Botany:
Wood formation is a highly complicated process involving an
unbelievable variety of metabolic steps in the roots, stem and crown
ofshrubs and trees. At the centre of these processesis cambial
activity which results in the release of young woody cells that
undergo maturation until autolysis of the protoplast, indicating the
final developmental stage. Later on, in various tree species, woody
cells become further modified by an additional process calledheartwood
formation. The properties of wood that make it an appropriate raw
material for many purposes are largely determined by the specific
architecture of the cell walls. Difficulties in investigating these
many developmental stages appear when routine techniques, which work
well for soft plant tissues, are applied. Therefore, in most cases,
these techniques need modification or the use of completely revised
protocols to yield good results for woody tissues. 4
These details in the creation of wood remind us, as set out in Surat
al-Waqi 'a, that wood cannot be made by human beings. Just a few of
the inimitable features of wood, which cannot be produced
artificially, are as follows:
Wood, a Resistant Material
The hard and resistant nature of wood is the result of the cellulose
fibers it contains. Because cellulose is hardand insoluble in water.
Itis this property of cellulose that makes the use of wood in
construction so advantageous. Cellulose, described as a "contractible
and incomparable substance," has for centuries been used a great deal
more than other materials in keeping wooden buildings standing, other
buildings, bridges and many other structures.
Wood consists of parallelcolumns made up of convex cells laid end to
end. These are surrounded by cellulose fibers in spiral form. In
addition, these cells are contained in "lignin," a substance made from
a complex, polymer structure resin. These spirally enclosed layers
make up 80% of the thickness of the cell wall and are the part
bearingthe main load. When a wood cell collapses internally it absorbs
the shock of a blow by detatching itself from the surrounding cells.
Even when such collapses causes a crack along the length of the fiber,
the wood remains unharmed. That is why wood is strong enough to bear
specific loads even if it is broken.
In terms of absorbing the energy of low-speed blows and reducing the
damage therefrom, wood is a most important material. The Second World
War planeknown as the "Mosquito" was made bycompressing wood between
strips of fiber board, making it the most damage-resistant plane of
its time. The hardness and resistant nature of wood make it a very
reliable material. Because wood breaks or cracks slowly enough to be
visible from the outside, and that gives people enough time to take
the necessary precautions . 5
A material based on the structure of wood can be up to 50 times more
resistant than other synthetic materials in use today. 6 This unique
structure of wood is today used in materials developed to protect
against the impact of high speed and destructive fragments such as
bombs and bullets. But scientists have never been able to replicate a
piece of wood with all its many attributes. Every detail inthe
creation of wood, - the thickness of the internal layers, their level
of compression, thenumber of vessels, their layout and the materials
inside it, have been specialy created to resultin that resistance.
The Hydraulic System That Raises Water Many Meters against the Force of Gravity
The dead part of wood, the "xylem," contains hollow channels. These,
also known as "wood vessels," consist of inanimate cells that
gradually lose their nuclei and cytoplasms piled one on top of the
other. Long, thin wood vessels form when the membranes between
thecells dissolve and disappear.
Roots spreading out beneath the soil carry the water and minerals the
plant needs upward through these tissues and transmit them as far as
the leaves. The way the roots absorb the water in the ground is
literally reminiscent of the test bore technique. The roots have no
engines to initiate the water absorption process. Neither do they have
any technical equipment with which to pump water and minerals for
distances of up to several meters. Butthe roots absorb the water in
the depths of the soil by spreading over a very wide area.
This lifting process that the plant performs so flawlessly is in fact
an exceedingly complex one. Yet this system has still not yet been
fully understood, even in these days of high technology and space
travel. The present of a "hydraulic system: in plants was determined
some two centuries ago. But we still do not know how this action in
defiance of the force of gravity takes place. The superior technology
squeezed into such a confined space is just one of the examples
demonstrating the incomparable knowledge of our Lord the creator of
the system. Like everything in the universe, AlmightyAllah created the
transportation system in trees.
7
As seen in the picture to the left,wood consists of tube or
straw-shaped cells. By combining one on top of the other, these cells,
which make up the roots and trunks of plants, serve as channels that
carry water and minerals right through the plant. This tisue, known as
"xylem," also constitutes a powerful structure that enables the plant
to remain upright. To the right can be seen a slice of dry wood in
cross-section. Whendried out, the tube-like channelsbecome hollow, as
shown in theillustration.
Roots Capable of Selecting Minerals from the Soil:
Plants draw all the mineral nutrients they need, such as
potassium,phosphorus, calcium, magnesium and sulfur, from the soil.
Since the substances are not found seprately in the soil, they absorb
them asions (positive/negativelycharged atoms). Of all the many
inorganic ions in dissolved state in the soil, plants absorb only the
14 they need.
The iron concentration inside plant cells is 1,000 times greater than
that in the soil outside. 8 Under normal condition, an exchange of
matter from a high density region to a lower density one will take
place. But exactly the opposite happens in plant roots, and the ions
in the soil are easily ableto pass into the root cells. 9
Because of this state of affairs that operates contrary to the
pressure system, the plant uses a high level of energy in the pumping
process. In addition, in the plant roots' taking up ions from the
soil, there needs to be an identification system that attracts only
the wanted ions and repels the unwanted ones. This shows that the ion
pumps in the root cells are no ordinary pumps, but possess the ability
toselect between ions. Bearing in mind that thecell in the plant roots
aremade up of atoms devoid of any intelligence or consciousness, one
can better see what an extraordinary process ion selection truly is.
Photosynthesis: The Superior Technology in aMiniature Factory
It is not only the wood and root parts of trees that cannot be
obtained by artificial means, but also the leaves. Most important of
the features that make leaves inimitable is their ability to make
photosynthesis. Photosynthesis, one of the systems that scientists
still do not fullyunderstand, may be summarized as plants
manufacturing their own nutrients. Thanks tothe structure in plant
cells that makes them able to make direct use of solar energy, they
store solar energy, at theend of various complex processes, in the
form of energy that can be used by human beings and animals. In
addition, the photosynthetic energy stored in trees is also given off
during burning. For example, the energy emitted by wood burned to heat
a house is actually energy from the Sun stored during the formation of
wood. 10
The photosynthesis system, which operates like a miniature factory,
takes place in an organelle known as the "chloroplast" inside the
plant cell that gives the plant its green color. Chloroplasts are just
one-thousandth of a millimeter in size, for which reason they can only
be seen under the microscope. When solar energy falls on the leaf they
transmit it to the layers inside it. Chlorophyls inside the
choloplasts in the leaf cells convert this light energy into chemical
energy. The plant obtaining this chemical energy immediately usesit in
obtaining nutrients.It took scientists until the mid-20 th century to
obtain this information summarized in just a fewlines here. Pages of
chain reactions are written to describe the whole process of
photosynthesis. But some links in the chain are still unknown. Yet
plants have been performing these processes uninterruptedly for
hundreds of millions of years, thus providing theEarth with food and
oxygen.
The chloroplast shown magnified in the illustration above is in fact
just one-thousandth of a millimeter in size. It contains many
organelles that assist with the process of photosynthesis.
Photsynthesis, which takes placein many stages, not all of which are
yet understood, takes place at high speed in these microscopic
factories.
The fact that not a singlecell constituting wood can be made by
artificialmeans, and human beings' helplessness in the face of dead
wood cells, shows the presece of a sublime Creator. Theproperties of
wood, about which many volumes could be written, their countless
aspects that so inspire scientists, all reveal the sublime knowledge
and intellect behind the creation of wood. This intelligence and
knowledge manifested in wood belongs to Almighty Allah, the Creator
and sole Lord of all things.
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1 http://www.forestpathology.org/wood.html;Wood Chemistry and Anatomy, 2005.
2 http://www.forestresearch.gov.uk/fr/INFD-6FMCUS;The Research Agency
of the Forestry Commission, 2007.
3 Christophe Plomion, Gregoire Leprovost, Alexia Stokes, "Wood
Formation in Trees", Plant Physiology , December 2001, Vol. 127, pp.
1513–1523.
4 Uwe Schmitt, "Chaffey, N.J. ed. Wood formation in trees—cell and
molecular biology techniques", Annals of Botany , 2002, Vol. 90, no.
4, pp. 545-546.
5 Julian Vincent, "Tricks of Nature", New Scientist , 17 August 1996,
Vol. 151, no. 2043, p. 39.
6 Julian Vincent, "Tricks of Nature", New Scientist , 17 August 1996,
Vol. 151, no. 2043, p. 40.
7 http://www.smddrums.com/woodcell.htm
8 Malcolm Wilkins, Plantwatching , Facts on File Publications, New
York, 1988, p. 119.
9 William K. Purves, Gordon H. Orions, H. Craig Heller, Life, The
Science of Biology , 4th edition, W.H. Freeman and Company, p. 724.
10 http://www.montana.edu/wwwpb/pubs/mt8405.html;Michael Vogel,
"Heating with Wood: Principles of Combustion", 2003.

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The wisdom behind the prohibition of blood in the Qur’an

He has only forbidden you carrion, blood and pork and what has been
consecrated to other than Allah. But anyone who is forced to eat it –
without desiring it or going to excess in it – commits no crime. Allah
is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Surat al-Baqara, 173)
The wisdom behind Allah's prohibition of blood emerged during the 20th
century. By carrying vitamins, hormones, oxygen and substances such as
protein, sugar and fat absorbed during digestion to the cells, blood
makes it possible for life to survive. On theother hand, it also
carries various toxins and waste products that need to be expelled
from the body. One of the most important tasksperformed by blood is
totransport substances such as urea, uric acid, keratin and carbon
dioxide that need to be removed from the body.
Therefore, in the event that significant quantities of blood are
consumed, the level of products in the body that should be expelled
will rise considerably. That will increase the levels of urea, harmful
substances transported to the kidneys for expulsion from the body.This
can impair brain functions and even result in coma. That is why,
because of its very nature, there will alwaysbe harmful compounds in
blood, even if taken from healthy animals. If it is taken from a sick
animal, various parasitesand germs will also be transmitted in it. In
that event, the germs may multiply and spread throughout the body. And
that is the real danger. If someone consumes blood, all the germs and
waste products in it may spread through the bodyand lead to such
diseases as kidney insufficiency or liver coma. In addition, most of
the microbes carried in the blood may cause other diseases by damaging
the lining of the stomach and the intestines.
What is more, blood is not a sterile environment; to put it another
way, it is ideal for germs to grow in. i Since microbes have excellent
opportunities to feed in blood, it represents an ideal environment for
them. When in equilibrium with the functions of theother fluids in the
body and the immune system, blood does not support micro-organisms,
and therefore disease. In a healthy individual, thesemicro-organisms
live by making use of one another inside the body.When that
environment is seriously impaired, when the internal equilibrium is
damaged, in other words, they mayturn into micro-organisms that cause
disease when they find the appropriate surroundings.
For example, when the blood pH level (acid and alkali balance) is
imbalanced because of poor nutrition or harmful chemicals, harmless
microbes can change into ones that cause disease. If the body is to be
healthy, the pH level of the blood should be around 7.3. Even small
variations in that level may cause thatbalance to be impaired and
cause micro-organisms to become more harmful in order toadapt to their
surroundings. Blood being sterile may be compared to milk going off
when left outside. Microbes already presentin the blood exhibit
harmful effects by adapting to their new environment. ii
In addition to all this, blood is not suitable for use as a food
product. The level of digestible proteins such as albumin, globulin
and fibrinogen is low; just 8 grams in 100 ml. of blood. The same
applies to fats. In addition, blood contains a high level of
hemoglobin, a complex protein that is very difficult to digest and is
unacceptable to the stomach. When blood clots, the protein fibrinogen
gives rise to aplate containing erythrocytes (red blood corpuscles) by
turning into fibrin. Fibrin is one of the hardest proteins to digest,
thus making blood even more difficult to digest. In conclusion, health
experts agree that bloodis unfit for human consumption in any form.
After saying: "Unlawful for you are carrion, blood and pork, and what
has been consecrated to other than Allah, and animals which have been
strangled, and animals which have been killed by a blow, and animals
which have fallen to their death, and animals which have been gored,
and animals which wild beasts have eaten – except those you are able
to slaughter properly – and animals which have been sacrificed on
altars, and deciding things by means of divining arrows – that is
deviance…." Almighty Allah goes on to say…" But if anyone is forced by
hunger, not intending any wrongdoing, Allah is Ever-Forgiving, Most
Merciful" (meaning that an exception can be made.) (Surat al-Ma'ida,
3) People of the time were unaware of the wisdom behind it, but were
protected by abiding by Allah's prohibition. Those who believe and
trust in Allahand comply with His commandments and prohibitions will
enjoy auspicious lives in terms of the Hereafter and alsolive under
Allah's protection and infinite mercy.

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Fathwa, - 'Aqeeqah meat may be kept and served later

Question
As salaam o alaikom. Thanks for answering myprevious question. I am
presently pregnant Alhamdulillah and would like to do the aqiqah of my
child on the seventhth day Insha allah. Can the meat be preserved and
used for giving a feast after a couple of weeks, as I will not be able
to attend to guest due to ill health? It is a practice in our family
to give gifts to newborn irrespective of the fact that the aqeeqah is
performed or not. So they inquire if aqeeqah will be done or not. If
done they bring gifts along with them in the invitation and if not
done they come and giveanyday. So I will not be able to stop them
bringing gifts. Can the gifts be accepted for the fact that it is
given out of love and not as an exchange of aqeeqahs invitation?
Please answeras soon as possible as there is only a month left for my
delivery. Jazak Allah Khair.
Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad
isHis slave and Messenger.
It is permissible, Allaah willing, to slaughter an 'Aqeeqah on the
seventh day after the birth of the child and serve it at a Waleemah
(banquet) on another day; the matter in this regard is flexible. It
should be noted that it is permissible to distribute the 'Aqeeqah as
meat, and it is also permissible to cook the meat and invite the
people to it. Ibn Qudaamah said: " If one cooks it [the 'Aqeeqah] and
calls his (Muslim) brothers to it, then this is good. "
On the other hand, it is permissible for you to accept the gifts on
the occasion of the birth of the newborn whether or not the 'Aqeeqah
is held, as the teachings of Islam urged people to accept gifts and to
recompense for them. Abu Hurayrah said the Prophet said: " Exchange
gifts, as this removes the spite from your hearts towardsone another;
and a Muslim woman should not look down upon the gift sent by her
she-neighbor even if it were the trotters of the sheep ."
[At-Tirmithi]
Allaah Knows best.

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