Tag: Islamic teachings

The Quran describes the creation of milk within cattle as a divine miracle, a process occurring mysteriously between digested food and blood. This article explores what the Quran says about milk benefits, drawing from both the holy text and prophetic traditions (Sunnah) to understand its significance for physical and spiritual well-being.

The Quran mentions honey as a source of healing for mankind, and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) affirmed its medicinal properties. While no single type of honey is explicitly decreed as 'best' in Islam, sacred texts and scholarly interpretations emphasize certain qualities that define superior honey. This guide explores the Islamic perspective on selecting the highest quality honey, focusing on purity, origin, and adherence to prophetic guidance for optimal health and spiritual benefit.

According to numerous narrations (hadiths), the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) had a very simple, yet highly beneficial, practice for breaking his fast. He would begin by consuming fresh dates, or dried dates if fresh ones were not available, and if he had neither, he would simply take a few sips of water.

According to authentic narrations from companions, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was seen eating chicken. This fact, confirmed by reputable hadith collections, clarifies whether the Prophet ever ate chicken and affirms that poultry is permissible (halal) for Muslims to consume.