Islamic Calendar

Umar ibn al-Khattab established the Islamic Calendar uniting the different dating methods of his time by counting back to the year of the Hijrah (migration to Madina) to determine when to start.

16 July, 622 CE = 1 Muharram, 1 AH

Islamic Calendar begins with sacrifice (hijrah of the Prophet and the Muslims to Madina) and ends with sacrifice (hajj, hijrah of Hajira).

Not from someone’s birthday, or some king or ruler’s orders, but from the foundation of the Islamic community - on brotherhood and unity we begin and end.

Lunar: Based upon the moon - accurate, close, visible, reminder of the beauty, order, submission of Allah’s creation but also its imperfection, its rise and fall, it needs the sun to shine. We interact with the signs of Allah when we look for the new moon every month, it is not passive time-keeping and time-passing, and it’s natural. Animals, sea-creatures, oceans, plants, even human cycles are lunar timed.

We rotate through the seasons - dynamic, perpetual. Summer is not just in June. Eid is not just in winter. A nation of all times and all seasons, we remain steadfast no matter what the season.

Note the meaning of the names of the months:

Muharram ["Forbidden" - it is one of the four months during which time it is forbidden to wage war or fight]

Safar ["Empty" or "Yellow"]

Rabi al-Awwal ["First spring"]

Rabi al-Thani ["Second spring"]

Jumada al-Awwal ["First freezing"]

Jumada al-Thani ["Second freezing"]

Rajab ["To respect" - this is another holy month when

Fighting is prohibited]

Shaban ["To spread and distribute"]

Ramadan ["Parched thirst" - this is the month of Islamic daytime fasting]

Shawwal ["To be light and vigorous"]

Dhul-Qida ["The month of rest" - another month when no warfare or fighting is allowed]

Dhul-Hijja ["The month of Hajj" - this is the month of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, again when no warfare or fighting is allowed]

Nadwi: "The Islamic Era did not start with the victories of Islamic wars, nor with the birth or death of the Prophet (peace be upon him), nor with the Revelation itself. It starts with Hijrah, or the sacrifice for the cause of Truth and for the preservation of the Revelation. It was a divinely inspired selection. God wanted to teach man that struggle between Truth and Evil is eternal. The Islamic year reminds Muslims every year not of the pomp and glory of Islam but of its sacrifice and prepares them to do the same."

We look at history through the life of the Prophet, peace is upon him, the greatest life ever lived, everything is either before or after Hijrah. “Allah has renewed time”, it’s a universal new beginning in the history of man and civilization with the Hijrah of the Prophet and our forerunners at its centre piece.

Quran foods will help balance your Hormones for Excessive Hair Growth

Excessive hair growth (also known as hirsutism) can be problematic, especially in nations where it is less acceptable socially to exhibit more hair. It impacts both men and women. Typically, excessive hair growth has to do with abnormal hormone levels.

Olive tea

Try some olive tea the olive leaves have the ability to block the effects of androgens related to hair growth. You also can use the olive extracts.

Diet

Quran foods have been known to affect how hormones are utilized by the body. Specifically grapes and Pomegranate juice and add bananas in your daily diet. You should evaluate your diet and will be able to alter your hormone levels and change your hair growth patterns just by making a few Quran foods substitutions.

Consistency

As with any other treatment, consistency is important when using Quran food diet. Try to set a specific time to engage in your therapy, such as always having a cup of olive tea before bed or when you get up in the morning. This will keep your hormone levels from spiking and will lessen the sudden bursts of hair growth you may experience otherwise.

Important is adding pure milk daily

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