@1915 Over and over again That's why it's called "Belief". Either I am wrong or you are but when we both die we'll find out for sure. For me either way works in my interest. Allah exists- I've prepared myself for what's to come. Allah doesn't-I've not lost out on anything in this life. Everything Allah has forbidden was beneficial for me in my health, wealth, freinds, societal matters etc. I have no regrets.
I love this! I currently watching this while fasting. May Allah accept our fast and may Allah give us health and patience during these tough times. I want to remember those who wasn’t able to see this Ramadan and keep them in our duas.
Very interesting, and she is so cuuuuuuute. We always want to know more about people's lives than news. Especially about people's lives outside our own lives. And the real news is always with people's lives. Happy Ramadan, Ramadan Kareem💓🌓
Ramadhan Kareem everyone. May Allah bless this holy month with more & more good deeds. Ameen. **hey I love this girl when she said ghamadan its cute tho** 😁
Eating meat a couple of times in a week is good for health. Ramdan is also a way of detoxification....it takes the essence away when food overload happens in Ramdan.
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Fasting benefits are the most important thing in life and Allah knows his creation better than everyone that's why he made mandatory upon everyone for who believes in the last day and one god.
@@nishant1877 Sitting behind the keyboard will not earn you anything bro grow ur guts and ask her respectfully for her hand it will work only after that bro and also stay safe bro and all the best for this
Those people are Sidhi that's why... They are not Turks... Mohammad Tahiri is not a Turkish name... + the dress that women wear is not turkish dress, seems like Indian or Pakistani dress... No women wear those dress in Turkey
@ actually NO... Mohammad Tahiri is not a Turkish name... Tahiri is not a turkish surname... He's Albanian from North Macedonia... Tahiri is a Albanian surname... But he's living in Turkey... check his instagram page user id : /shaikhcoffee
Migraines are 3x more common during Ramadan. *Severe Dehydration, Headaches, Dizziness, nausea, vomiting & Circulatory Collapse all increased on a study carried out on Turkish Muslims in Germany who were involved in heavy and manual work.* In 1994, the Accident and Emergency Department of St Mary's Hospital in London conducted a study to examine if accident and emergency attendances increased during Ramadan for Muslim patients. At the time, the department was treating 55,000 new patients every year: *This demonstrates a significant rise in the number of Muslims attending during Ramadan compared to non-Muslims, with the proportion of Muslims rising from 3.63% of total attendances in the periods before and after Ramadan to 5.11% during Ramadan.* The rise in non accident-related attendances among Muslims was also significant when compared to non-Muslims. *An increase in road traffic accidents in the United Arab Emirates during Ramadan was also reported.* The physical fatigue associated with fasting results in impairment of cognitive function, as shown by performance in flicker fusion tests. *Binge eating/Eating a very big heavy dinner in the night before sleeping is also a extremely common habit during the Ramadan period.* During Ramadan most of the population sleep during the day, with the iftar beginning at sundown: large feasts at which *many end up eating so much they need to be taken to hospital casualty wards,* with a record high almost 8,000 cases of indigestion recorded at the Hamad Medical Hospital emergency room solely in the first week of Ramadan 2011. *The month of Ramadan often sees an increase in violence and anti-social behavior towards religious minorities living among a large Muslim population.* In some Muslim majority countries like Algeria, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and in parts of the United Arab Emirates, it is against the law to eat or drink in public during fasting hours, and violating these laws can involve jail-time or expulsion.
As some of the above studies established, fasting can cause severe dehydration, sleep disorders and other harmful affects. *Naturally all of this would affect productivity and the national economy.* Those living in Muslim majority nations can readily feel the effects of stagnation that accompanies the month of Ramadan. In such places, it is a month that is marked by very low productivity. When the entire population of a country observes fasting during the time they are at work, it is inevitable that they will suffer a significant loss in general productivity. In a survey carried out by Cairo’s Institute of Social Sciences of the Arab World it is found that the productivity of Arab businesses during the month of Ramadan dropped by a staggering 78%: During Ramadan, the productivity of Arab businesses drops by 78%. The essential factors? Fewer work hours, absenteeism, and sick leave. (...) The figures are included in a survey carried out by Cairòs Institute of Social Sciences of the Arab World which was printed by 'Leaders', a Tunisian website.
*Production in almost all businesses in Morocco drops during the month of Ramadan,* analysts say, *although consumption increases significantly* study finds. Also In Bahrain, the work day is reduced to six-hours instead of the normal eight hours: Alaa Al-Mohammadi, 27, works as a teaching assistant at King Abdul Aziz University, which, during Ramadan, opens between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Al-Mohammadi noticed the low level of productivity during the month of Ramadan, *especially among students.* “On account of the nature of the month when people stay up all night, absenteeism increases among students,” she said. "Jordanian workers in general are not hard working and in Ramadan, *employees frequently are absent or ask for leave, a notable phenomenon that negatively affects the overall economic performance,"* economist Salameh Darawi told The Jordan Times over the phone Wednesday. Economic analyst Hussam Ayesh said productivity drops by about 50 per cent in the public and private sectors during Ramadan
We have been fasting for 1000 years and more, you would think if it was really detrimental and harmful we would have seen the consequences of it by now. So try again
Above stated problems are due to wrong eating habits of people during Ramadan and not because of Fasting. Furthermore Holy month of Ramadan is also about taking a break from worldly life and focus upon prayers and healing of mind and body.
Really respect Mohammed for how he explained things and he was well spoken. May God bless him.
Ramadan Kareem all World Muslim.
greetings All Muslim.
Assalamu Walaikum All Muslim People.
RAMADAN KARIM TO TURKISH BROTHERS AND SISTERS 🇵🇰🇹🇷
@@punarbasunath7730 Me too
@@punarbasunath7730 yes Jewish people are very good at buisness
Same...I am from Singapore....
Ramadan Kareem. May Allah swt accept our efforts.
@1915 Over and over again That's why it's called "Belief". Either I am wrong or you are but when we both die we'll find out for sure. For me either way works in my interest. Allah exists- I've prepared myself for what's to come.
Allah doesn't-I've not lost out on anything in this life. Everything Allah has forbidden was beneficial for me in my health, wealth, freinds, societal matters etc. I have no regrets.
Amen
I love this! I currently watching this while fasting. May Allah accept our fast and may Allah give us health and patience during these tough times. I want to remember those who wasn’t able to see this Ramadan and keep them in our duas.
Wow, I never had such an amazing explanation of Ramadan that is explained by Muhammad Tahiri, love you brother, stay blessed, Ramadan Kareem
This was amazing, MashaAllah. Thanks for shedding light on this beautiful and rich aspect of Islam. Can't wait for more! Peace!
Her conclusion was great 👍 thank you....may Allah guide her to the truth
Brother muhammad has shared best thoughts.
Ramadan Mubarak for all Muslims and friends.
Very interesting, and she is so cuuuuuuute. We always want to know more about people's lives than news. Especially about people's lives outside our own lives. And the real news is always with people's lives. Happy Ramadan, Ramadan Kareem💓🌓
Ramadhan Kareem everyone. May Allah bless this holy month with more & more good deeds. Ameen.
**hey I love this girl when she said ghamadan its cute tho** 😁
Great video!! It answered many questions I had :D
This was amazing, MashaAllah.
Pakistanis are everywhere. I can see my pakistan sister there. Even made turks eats sindhi biryani. Go great girl
Eating meat a couple of times in a week is good for health. Ramdan is also a way of detoxification....it takes the essence away when food overload happens in Ramdan.
Good to see you on TRT♥️
İSTANBUL DAN SELAMLAR🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Fasting benefits are the most important thing in life and Allah knows his creation better than everyone that's why he made mandatory upon everyone for who believes in the last day and one god.
During this time to grief...so good to have you back❤️❤️❤️...btw I'm brown Indian ...and you look lovely😘
@@punarbasunath7730 I can do whatever I want..why you people are always eager to send people elsewhere.
@@nishant1877 Sitting behind the keyboard will not earn you anything bro grow ur guts and ask her respectfully for her hand it will work only after that bro and also stay safe bro and all the best for this
@@shreyandattagupta5605 Yeah noted ..👍
@Mohammed Hamdan 👍❤️
RAMADAN MUBARAK TO EVERYONE ❤️❤️🌙
Ramadan Mubarak from Kenya
You are so cute anchor and presenter of documentary.
May Allah bless you
she is singer for Palestine Rap song . love that video ♥🇲🇾
Ramadan Mubarak from Agra India
Sindhi biryani in turkey. How did this happen?
Those people are Sidhi that's why... They are not Turks... Mohammad Tahiri is not a Turkish name... + the dress that women wear is not turkish dress, seems like Indian or Pakistani dress... No women wear those dress in Turkey
@ actually NO... Mohammad Tahiri is not a Turkish name... Tahiri is not a turkish surname...
He's Albanian from North Macedonia... Tahiri is a Albanian surname... But he's living in Turkey...
check his instagram page user id : /shaikhcoffee
@@milliyetci5672 OK thanks dear.. We love turks
Mashallah she is very kind and sweet😄
Ramadan simple guide read you Salah and read your Qur'an Insha Allah Allah will do the rest don't waste time in this month please bro and sis
is this place istanbul?
Kalau ada yg nampak @ terbaca komen aku nih... tlg doakan aku kaya raya guys... mana la tau berkat doa guys semua termakbul angan² aku tu...
She is german, i know this from her german accent, 🤣🤣
Always start with dates they have more thawaab
travelComic is her channels name
Nonsense. There are people in developping or under developper countries who do not even get bread properly but fasting without your nonsenses🤬
Migraines are 3x more common during Ramadan. *Severe Dehydration, Headaches, Dizziness, nausea, vomiting & Circulatory Collapse all increased on a study carried out on Turkish Muslims in Germany who were involved in heavy and manual work.* In 1994, the Accident and Emergency Department of St Mary's Hospital in London conducted a study to examine if accident and emergency attendances increased during Ramadan for Muslim patients. At the time, the department was treating 55,000 new patients every year: *This demonstrates a significant rise in the number of Muslims attending during Ramadan compared to non-Muslims, with the proportion of Muslims rising from 3.63% of total attendances in the periods before and after Ramadan to 5.11% during Ramadan.* The rise in non accident-related attendances among Muslims was also significant when compared to non-Muslims. *An increase in road traffic accidents in the United Arab Emirates during Ramadan was also reported.* The physical fatigue associated with fasting results in impairment of cognitive function, as shown by performance in flicker fusion tests. *Binge eating/Eating a very big heavy dinner in the night before sleeping is also a extremely common habit during the Ramadan period.* During Ramadan most of the population sleep during the day, with the iftar beginning at sundown: large feasts at which *many end up eating so much they need to be taken to hospital casualty wards,* with a record high almost 8,000 cases of indigestion recorded at the Hamad Medical Hospital emergency room solely in the first week of Ramadan 2011.
*The month of Ramadan often sees an increase in violence and anti-social behavior towards religious minorities living among a large Muslim population.* In some Muslim majority countries like Algeria, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and in parts of the United Arab Emirates, it is against the law to eat or drink in public during fasting hours, and violating these laws can involve jail-time or expulsion.
As some of the above studies established, fasting can cause severe dehydration, sleep disorders and other harmful affects. *Naturally all of this would affect productivity and the national economy.* Those living in Muslim majority nations can readily feel the effects of stagnation that accompanies the month of Ramadan. In such places, it is a month that is marked by very low productivity. When the entire population of a country observes fasting during the time they are at work, it is inevitable that they will suffer a significant loss in general productivity. In a survey carried out by Cairo’s Institute of Social Sciences of the Arab World it is found that the productivity of Arab businesses during the month of Ramadan dropped by a staggering 78%:
During Ramadan, the productivity of Arab businesses drops by 78%. The essential factors? Fewer work hours, absenteeism, and sick leave. (...) The figures are included in a survey carried out by Cairòs Institute of Social Sciences of the Arab World which was printed by 'Leaders', a Tunisian website.
*Production in almost all businesses in Morocco drops during the month of Ramadan,* analysts say, *although consumption increases significantly* study finds. Also In Bahrain, the work day is reduced to six-hours instead of the normal eight hours: Alaa Al-Mohammadi, 27, works as a teaching assistant at King Abdul Aziz University, which, during Ramadan, opens between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Al-Mohammadi noticed the low level of productivity during the month of Ramadan, *especially among students.* “On account of the nature of the month when people stay up all night, absenteeism increases among students,” she said.
"Jordanian workers in general are not hard working and in Ramadan, *employees frequently are absent or ask for leave, a notable phenomenon that negatively affects the overall economic performance,"* economist Salameh Darawi told The Jordan Times over the phone Wednesday. Economic analyst Hussam Ayesh said productivity drops by about 50 per cent in the public and private sectors during Ramadan
mate nice copy and pasting
We have been fasting for 1000 years and more, you would think if it was really detrimental and harmful we would have seen the consequences of it by now. So try again
Above stated problems are due to wrong eating habits of people during Ramadan and not because of Fasting. Furthermore Holy month of Ramadan is also about taking a break from worldly life and focus upon prayers and healing of mind and body.