Exercise and Obesity in Islam Obesity Facts During one of the Umrah pilgrimages, there were jogs on the way from Safa and Marwah, some people with excess weight gasped for breath, of course they looked different from people who are used to sports. Apparently, in worship also requires physical fitness in order to run it well. this article will […]
Sleeping on the right side, what about the religious and medical side? By: Dunia Ahmada Nur Alif – 19711159 Sleep is an important part of the human life cycle, in addition to functioning to rest various organs of the body that are continuously used, sleep has benefits for growth and maintaining heart health, sleep disturbances and lack of sleep often causes a person to fall asleep. …]
BREASTFEEDING: ISLAMIC EFFORTS TO PROTECT FUTURE GENERATIONS FROM EARLY AGAINST COVID-19 By: Emi Azmi Choironi-127110101 More than a year the Covid-19 pandemic has caused changes in various aspects of people's lives around the world. Also in terms of breastfeeding for babies, various challenges have arisen related to the increasing cases of mothers giving birth or breastfeeding confirmed by COVID-19, and limited face-to-face […]
Fear of Treatment in Islamic Perspective By: Eko Andriyanto – 187110406 The number of COVID-19 patients in independent isolation and outside the Yogyakarta Special Region Hospital who died was 309 patients from June 2021-August 2021 (Laporcovid19, 2021). Many people with symptoms of Covid-19 are afraid of being tested, so they develop more severe symptoms and eventually die. Lots […]
The Role of Midnight Prayer on Mental Health By: Eska Agustin Putri Susanti – 077110427 In the view of the Qur'an, humans are seen in several aspects that cannot be separated. The three aspects are the physical aspect (physical, biological), the emotional aspect (psychological, psychological) and the spiritual aspect (spiritual, transcendental). Mental health will be achieved if there is a balance between these three aspects. […]
Preparing Children's Health in the Limited PTM Period By: Syifa Nurul Asma In mid-October 2021, Yogyakarta has entered PPKM level 2, and limited Face-to-Face Learning (PTM) has started, but the main decision whether or not to allow children to go to school offline is up to the parents. At the beginning of the last pandemic, many parents experienced a double role, working mothers […]
Dispelling Fear for the sake of Humanity By: Wibowo Asalamu'alaikum Warohmatullahi Wabarakatuh Funerals for those who died of Covid-2021 in June-July-August XNUMX in the Special Region of Yogyakarta have increased, most of the bodies that died were an average of patients from the hospital in the last three months this number mortality tends to increase. Judging from the incidence of cases of death due to Covid, it is necessary to increase public awareness regarding […]
Wasilah Healthy in Reaching Divine Mahabbah By: Yasfi Suryalfihro Al-Ghozi 20711060 Nabiyyullah Ibrahim alaihi salam received the title Khalilullah which means beloved of Allah. He was given this title because of his struggles from when he was a child who had meditated on monotheism. In the end, little Ibrahim was convinced that the Supreme God is only Allah, not the stars, the moon, or […]
THE URGENCY OF FASTING IN THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC By: Afivudien M_ [email protected] Islam is a complete and perfect teaching. There is not a single aspect of human life that escapes the regulation of Islamic teachings which are Rabbaniah. Humans are the most perfect creatures created by Allah SWT and have been prepared to face all situations from the beginning of life on earth to […]
Islamic and Medical Review: Prohibition of Intimate Relationships During Menstruation By: dr.Fitria Siwi Nur Rochmah, M.Sc (097110418) Menstruation is an inherent condition for a woman. The first menstruation or menarche usually occurs in adolescence and is a sign of puberty. In Islam this is a sign of a woman entering puberty. These conditions […]
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