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Comment on Mental illness and Islam by MorningWind

MorningWind — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 02:41:23 +0000

Very informative article.

I reposted some of your articles on my blog. Of course I gave due credit I hope that’s okay.

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by dai'ereen

dai'ereen — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 14:42:47 +0000

in Malaysia itself,this kind of cases is quite famous in our societies and me myself had experienced it twice.As a university student,being in the state of “unconsciousness” about the environment and the world that we living in can give such a harmful impact to my social life,studies and my personality.Seriously,i think the patient itself should always keep communicating with others and tell them if there’s a problem..the patient could not being left alone without any assistance.Family support is fundamental for the well being,Moreover,one needs to rely on Allah. as this is also test from Allah..to test our IMAN..thus,Allah wants us to be closer to Him,Make a Dua..this is warning from Allah to strengthen our faith before Satan make us become more deviate from Islamic teaching

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by bashir yusuf

bashir yusuf — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 23:08:05 +0000

thank you for a good job done to humanity most especialla as a guidance to the sick-muslim this helps alot w and prevent muslims from going astray while seeking for the rigtht treatement.Also,i would like to hear more in addition to Malfunctioning properly in human body system in reference to Islam.Thanks

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by Confused Ahki.

Confused Ahki. — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 09:30:47 +0000

I can relate with both Bipolar Schizophrenic and Borderline. I am constantly at conflict with myself. I go through periods of apathy and sin…then try being good… I am a habitual liar aswell… I try not to lie, but it is not easy… I only tend to lie when I am in one of my “lows”. I am terrified of being ostracized that I succumb to temptation and pressure… I even fear that Allah will do me wrong… I am tired of being confused and scared…

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by Rubina

Rubina — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 18:37:30 +0000

am new to the internet but this information really interest me as I currently suffer from mental health illness since 11 years ago. I would like more information on this subject as want to improve my health and have a positive future. Thank you from believing muslim god-willing

Comment on Advocating for the Rights of People with Disabilities From the Teachings of the Holy Quran & Sweet Sunnah by Mohammed Kabir Ibrahim

Mohammed Kabir Ibrahim — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 22:07:19 +0000

Assalamu alaykum warahmatullahi wa barkatuhu,
I am totally hearing impaired and lost my hearing ability at the age of 9. I grew up under abject poverty and discrimination but Alhamdulillah, i graduated from university recently at d age of 24. I am still unemployed because people here in my country Nigeria don’t show mercy to disabled persons. My only ambition in life now is to get financial support to pursue my masters degree abroad. I pray Allah will cause someone here to come to my aid. My email is 87kabeer@gmail.com

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by Islam, Naats, Quran, Molana Tariq Jameel, documentry by Shahid Masood, Names Of Allah, Biography of the Holy prophet (P.B.U.H)

Sun, 02 Oct 2011 07:02:20 +0000

More information about islam including the life of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H), Naats by Owais Raza Qadri, holy quran, islamic documentry by Shahid Masood and much more, Every new hadith. Islamic Lectures by Molana Tariq Jameel, Name Of Allah, Biography of the Holy prophet (P.B.U.H). end of times, hiddden truth.

Comment on Advocating for the Rights of People with Disabilities From the Teachings of the Holy Quran & Sweet Sunnah by Waqas

Waqas — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 05:13:03 +0000

Salam .. First of all when I read what you wrote made me realize that why not all of us can think like that..
I was diagnosed with Spastic Paralysis at the age of 6 , was born normal just at that age I started walking on my toes , it was minor not that worse I couls still run play almost any sports . Its sad that people look at you not with sympathy but they make you feel that “you dont belong here” .
Me in grade 9 back in middle east ( dubai ), I still remember that day that changed my life . Was playing with my friends soccer just like any other day and all of a sudden while running I couln RUN no matter how much I tried, I was having problems was an awkward moment for me at that time took a minute break and still was the same.
Im 26 right now , live in toronto a pretty normal life with my parents and 2younger brothers , love them to death this country, their laws, the way they are brought up gave me that confidence to walk with pride where every1s treated equally.
Recently got married to a beautiful girl been 1.5 years she accepted me even though I asked million times to think about it lol. Everything MashAllah gping according to plans , went to drs they told me not to worry children will be normal (before marriage)
I dont know I never share my ideas my thoughts or my reality especially on internet but I just felt like first time . not every1z the same your fingers are different sizes but only when they work togather ,,,,, forms a Fist

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by Asiya

Asiya — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 13:06:24 +0000

God is all-Merciful. I think by asking these questions about forgiveness and paradise – you both have a deep faith in God.

I wrote this article to demonstrate that people with mental illnesses are not BAD PEOPLE or sinners – but rather people who are sick and require treatment and all of our support. God bless you both.

Comment on Mental illness and Islam by borderline

borderline — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 04:34:01 +0000

Hi Bipolar Schizophrenic,

I’m not sure if there is a paradise for people like us. I get mad at everyone, my parents, my siblings, cousins, friends, myself, even God. Then I am filled with love. Then hate. My mind gets so disorganized. I’d like to die sometimes. I feel worthless. Sick for over 15 years. Will God have mercy on me? I sin too.