| Relationship with one's own self (Fasting)(self-sport) | Relationship with the human - self (self-sport)/ Fasting
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Relationship with the human - self (self-sport)/ Fasting
Man has found in religion various
ways to educate both body and soul together to achieve his
instinctive prospect which is inherent in education, creation of
glory and confrontation of hard times and difficult situations
and greatest challenges amongst which is "Fasting" imposed by
Allah on the Moslems. Like the prayer, fasting has not also been
a new thought or a new worshipping practice.
The attendants of the pre-Islamic religions have also practiced fasting. If the Israeli individual - for instance – wanted to dedicate himself to worshipping and self - confinement, should qualify himself for a long time by way of fasting against food and drink and even speech.
From here came to appear via these religions numerous norms and forms of fasting like fasting against eating meat and anything that links to the animal products and there can also be found some who fast steadily under the title of (Saumul-Wisal) fasting for tightening relationship with Allah for achieving some goal, like invoking Allah for rainfall for instance or even for the return of the absent one or any other thing.
And as such all the religions have taken part in growing the child by means of the different kinds of Fasting until the notion or the, civilized thought has emerged to be expressive of man's humble beliefs through Islam and reorganized their proper order and form and directed them correctly to make fasting denote as a man's sublime goal in life – which can be summed up in the word "piety."
The holy Torah tells us that the Prophet Moses (P.B.U.H.) that he had fasted for forty days on which he neither ate any food and drink water, too in a worshipping practice reminiscent to a great extent, of the Moslems' fasting where in Deutenoromy in the ninth chapter: "I stayed on the mountain for forty days and nights where I had neither bread nor rank any water'.
But as far as the Gospel is concerned, the Prophet Jesus the Christ (P.B.U.H.) says about fasting while addressing his disciple saying: "When you fast appear frown not as what the pretenders do so as to appear before people as being fasting. By the truth I say to you that they got their recompense. But as for you, the matter is that when you fast, wash your face and odor your head so that you may not appear to people as being in a state of fasting'.
The attendants of the pre-Islamic religions have also practiced fasting. If the Israeli individual - for instance – wanted to dedicate himself to worshipping and self - confinement, should qualify himself for a long time by way of fasting against food and drink and even speech.
From here came to appear via these religions numerous norms and forms of fasting like fasting against eating meat and anything that links to the animal products and there can also be found some who fast steadily under the title of (Saumul-Wisal) fasting for tightening relationship with Allah for achieving some goal, like invoking Allah for rainfall for instance or even for the return of the absent one or any other thing.
And as such all the religions have taken part in growing the child by means of the different kinds of Fasting until the notion or the, civilized thought has emerged to be expressive of man's humble beliefs through Islam and reorganized their proper order and form and directed them correctly to make fasting denote as a man's sublime goal in life – which can be summed up in the word "piety."
The holy Torah tells us that the Prophet Moses (P.B.U.H.) that he had fasted for forty days on which he neither ate any food and drink water, too in a worshipping practice reminiscent to a great extent, of the Moslems' fasting where in Deutenoromy in the ninth chapter: "I stayed on the mountain for forty days and nights where I had neither bread nor rank any water'.
But as far as the Gospel is concerned, the Prophet Jesus the Christ (P.B.U.H.) says about fasting while addressing his disciple saying: "When you fast appear frown not as what the pretenders do so as to appear before people as being fasting. By the truth I say to you that they got their recompense. But as for you, the matter is that when you fast, wash your face and odor your head so that you may not appear to people as being in a state of fasting'.
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