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Millions of lives hang in the balance, but new data offers real hope: tobacco and alcohol drive most head and neck cancers, and dramatic declines in smoking-linked deaths prove quitting works. A 2025 ...
Usury – or riba in Islamic terms – isn’t just forbidden; it’s the cornerstone of a thriving, justice-driven financial system reshaping global markets. A fresh critical analysis from Indone...
In Malaysia’s bustling communities, where emotional distress often whispers of spiritual forces, a psychiatrist’s bold outreach to Muslim faith healers is forging a new path for mental hea...
In a study from Tunisia, Islamic banks are discovering that blending Sharia principles with cutting-edge digital tools is the key to happier customers. Researchers surveyed 145 young customers—mostly ...
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In a world where anxiety, stress, and depression affect millions daily, new research reveals a simple, free therapy that delivers real results: reciting or listening to the Holy Quran. A comprehensive...
In a systematic review, researchers reveal camel urine as a powerhouse of bioactive compounds battling deadly pathogens. This natural desert elixir shows strong antibacterial, antifungal, and antivira...
In today’s world where mental health challenges and spiritual healing often intersect, a unique healing practice known as ruqya—Islamic exorcism—is attracting increasing attention in Europe, espe...
Millions of people worldwide live with type 2 diabetes, a condition that can severely damage organs and lead to heart disease, kidney failure, and vision loss. In an exciting breakthrough, researchers...
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Nigella sativa supplementation significantly reduces key anthropometric measures such as body fat percentage, body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, and body weight, indicating its potential in o...
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