*Staying up late at night can be harmful for one’s health, as the principle of this world is, ‘Work during the day and rest at night.’ If this rule is broken, then health will be damaged, and a lack of sleep can also lead to psychological disorders. (Madani Muzakarah, Cassette No 23, derived from)

   *The benefit that raisins contain in terms of curing excess phlegm and flu is not found in any other medicine. (Madani Muzakarah, Cassette No 124; Guldastah-e-Durood Salaam, p. 552)

   *Excessive sleepiness is a sign of a weak liver. The remedy for this is that a spoon of honey should be mixed in lemon water and drank on an empty stomach; اِنْ شَــآءَالـلّٰـه, this will benefit. (Madani Muzakarah, Cassette No 124; Guldastah-e-Durood Salaam, p. 553)

   *One ought to specify one doctor when seeking cure; if he is aware of your medical nature, you will be treated quickly and the risk of any negative effects will also remain minimal. Otherwise, going to different doctors unnecessarily will result in them trying various remedies, and like this, both your time and money will be wasted. Similarly, acting upon the remedies mentioned in the books or by people can also prove to be harmful. It is famously said, ‘Half a doctor is a danger to life.’ Alongside this, we greatly emphasise that any remedy mentioned in this book should not be acted upon without consulting with your doctor, even if the remedy in question is relevant to the ailment that you are facing. The basic reason for this is that every person’s body is different; just as one medicine can become a source of life for one person, it can become a cause of death for another. Therefore, only your personal doctor who knows your body best can better decide which remedy is appropriate for you and which one is not. Mentioning a remedy in a book is one thing and treating a specific patient is another matter. (Gharaylu ‘Ilaj, p. 4)

صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب                                                            صَلَّى اللّٰهُ عَلٰى مُحَمَّد

A great Du’a for forgiveness

According to the schedule of the weekly Sunnah-inspired Ijtima’ of Dawat-e-