Science vs. Tradition

Fālij (Paralysis) and Istirkhā (Flaccidity)- Page 52/53 By Hazrat Hakeem Noor-ud-Deen, Khalifatul Masih I (ra) (1841–1914) English Translation: Nabila Amatul Naseer, M.Phil (Human Nutrition and Dietetics) Syeda Munazza Ahmad, M.Phil (Sociology) Medical Editor & Project Lead: Qaisar J. Qayyum, MD CAUTION Bayaz Noor-ud-Din is a historical medical work based on material dictated more than a century ago. Over the years, the text has passed through handwritten manuscripts, copies

A Believer's Perspective Supported With Psychiatric Research Sabr (patience), shukr (gratitude) and Tawakal (reliance upon God) : three classical Arabic terms this essay argues can fill a real gap in how anxiety and depression are treated today Author: Qaisar J. Qayyum, MD Clinical Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine, USA. Chief Editor, Noor Journal of Complementary and Contemporary Medicine A moment of quiet focus, an outward stillness, could well

Author: Dr Qaisar J. Qayyum, MD — Chief Editor, Noor Journal of Complementary and Contemporary Medicine (NJCCM) ; Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, Oklahoma, USA. Figure 1. Classical Mizaj Categories Mapped to Modern Neurocognitive Correlates Abstract Alzheimer’s disease now affects one in nine adults over 65 years in the United States [4]. Long before modern disease labels, classical Unani (Yoonani یونانی) physicians articulated universal therapeutic principles fo

Dr. Qaisar J. Qayyum Chief Editor, Noor Journal of Complementary and Contemporary Medicine, Clinical Assistant Professor, Oklahoma, USA...