The history of epilepsy is an associate humanity, and the reports date back to antiquity. Almost all ancient cultures, including Babylonians, Egyptians, Greeks, Indians in pre-Buddhist period, Iranians, Chinese, Byzantine epoch, bear witness epilepsy. Therefore, earliest beginnings surgical treatment surgery can be traced Trepanation as attempt treat disease has often been found prehistorical t...

BACKGROUND Desirable health is impossible without good nutrition, and Allah has addressed us on eating foods in 118 verses. OBJECTIVES This study aimed to describe the medical university faculty members' perceptions of nutritional health in the Quran, revealing the important role of faculty members. MATERIALS AND METHODS This qualitative study was conducted with a phenomenological approach....

Intermittent fasting (IF) has gained increasing scientific and general attention. Most studied forms of IF include alternate-day fasting, modified time-restricted eating (TRE). Several cardiometabolic effects have been described in animal models and, to a lesser extent, humans. This review analyzes the impact on weight loss, glucose metabolism, blood pressure, lipid profile A literature search ...

OBJECTIVE During Ramadan, adult Muslims stop eating and drinking during the daytime. Fasting may cause physiological habitual and behavioral changes that may cause an increase in the rate of road traffic accidents (RTA) during Ramadan. The aim of this study was to see whether there is a real increase in the rate and severity of patients treated secondary to RTA during Ramadan. METHODS We enro...

An overnight fast of 8-10 h is normal for most people. Fasting is characterised by a coordinated set of metabolic changes designed to spare carbohydrate and increase reliance on fat as a substrate for energy supply. As well as sparing the limited endogenous carbohydrate, and increased rate of gluconeogenesis from amino acids, glycerol and ketone bodies help maintain the supply of carbohydrate. ...

Diabetes & Primary Care Vol 13 No 3 2011 Fasting in Ramadan (Sawm) is one of the five pillars of Islam. The other pillars are: Shahada (the declaration of faith), Salah (five daily prayers), Zakat (annual alms tax) and Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca). The Muslim population in the UK is estimated close to 1.6 million people, constituting 2.7% of the overall population (Office for National Statistics,...

INTRODUCTION Ramadan fasting is a religious obligation which is practised by Muslim population all over the world. However, there is scarcity of scientific literature regarding its effects on health determinants in cardiovascular disturbances like hypertension. OBJECTS The present study was done to assess the (BP), body weight and serum cholesterol changes over the period of Ramadan fasting i...

Pesantren is an educational institution where to educate and gain knowledge, not only religious knowledge but must be able form character based on the values ​​of Ministry of National Education. The research that researcher conducted aims analyze activities sunnah worship increase ​​in Shalafi Islamic Boarding School environment. This was with descriptive through a quantitative approach. result...

background & objectives: fasting in the month of ramadan has several positive effects on the emotional and mental state and improves happiness in the community. this study aimed to investigate the effects of fasting on the level of happiness in the general population. materials and methods: in this study, we used pretest-posttest analysis to evaluate the hypothesis, and the study population con...

ramadan fasting is specific intermittent fasting comprising significant changes in routine lifestyle pattern and may affect body homeostasis and metabolism. in spite of several studies conducted on the effects of ramadan fasting on various aspects of health and disease, because of heterogeneity in methodology and procedures (sometimes inevitable), a comprehensive concluding for reliable results...