Open AccessThe Role of Prophetic Food in The Prevention and Cure of Chronic Diseases: A Review of Literature
Author(s) -
Aimi Solehah Mohamed Iqbal,
Muhammad Tahir Jan,
Betania Kartika Muflih,
Irwandi Jaswir
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
malaysian journal of social sciences and humanities
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2504-8562
DOI - 10.47405/mjssh.v6i11.1144
Subject(s) - prosperity , islam , action (physics) , morality , consumption (sociology) , clinical practice , chronic disease , psychology , environmental ethics , medicine , political science , sociology , law , social science , philosophy , nursing , theology , intensive care medicine , physics , quantum mechanics
Islam is the way of life. It exists in each and every moment and action of an individual. Muhammad (PBUH) is the finest of all examples in every aspect. In Islam, halal and tayyib food is important for individual prosperity and wellbeing. This is because food intake has the potential to influence human growth in terms of akhlaq, morality, and psychology. This paper studies the significance of consuming prophetic food as a healthy diet. A few highlighted issues will be discussed, such as the increasing rate of chronic diseases that have become high causes of death, as well as unhealthy eating habits amongst Malaysians regardless of age and background. Undoubtedly, the ability of nutrition and functional food from the practice of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) has proven to be one of the best ways to prevent and cure most chronic diseases with the low side effects. This paper discusses how prophetic food helps in resolving global health issues and combating chronic disease. These issues are extracted from the literature by thoroughly studying published work and research. Finding shows that there is a presence of high medicinal values in prophetic food and evidence provided in The Holy Quran and Hadiths is proven scientifically through available research and citations. The paper provides valuable insights to the Prophetic food consumption among Muslim consumers and the halal industry.