The effect of eating habits on physical and spiritual health, from the perspective of Quran, Hadith and medical knowledge

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Aghaee Zadeh Ahmad; Namazi Zadegan Saeed

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Islamic Studies in Health Year:2024 | Volume:8 | Issue:3 Page(s): 45-56

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Title

The effect of eating habits on physical and spiritual health, from the perspective of Quran, Hadith and medical knowledge

Author(s)

Aghaee Zadeh Ahmad | Namazi Zadegan Saeed | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Dietary habits

mental health

spiritual health

medical sciences

Quran

Hadith.

Abstract

Islamic sources have long referred to the "effect of Dietary habits on physical and mental health and human spiritual and moral traits, " a topic that has also attracted the attention of health researchers in the last century, and this study has attempted to explain and reconcile some of the religious teachings in this field with the findings of medical science. From the perspective of the Quran and Islamic Hadith., some Dietary habits leave positive spiritual and moral effects on humans, such as purity and enlightenment of the heart, good character, increased intellect, wisdom, chastity, and avoidance of sin, and a feeling of closeness to God. On the other hand, some Dietary habits create undesirable moral and spiritual effects on humans, such as decreased intellectual power, bad character, arousal of sexual desire, and a spirit of rebellion, evasion of justice, and distance from God. In the field of experimental studies, health scientists have also achieved some of these effects in the field of mental health through objective observations, However, the spiritual effects of Dietary habits have not usually been addressed. Research Method: In this interdisciplinary study, first the scientific foundations of "the impact of nutrition on human mental, moral and behavioral health" have been explained. Then the metaphysical effects of human Dietary habits, which are expressed in religious texts, have been adapted to modern medical knowledge.

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