MANY questions concerning ulcer disease and fasting. Can people with the disease is fast? Also, what foods are recommended and are not for people with stomach ulcers while fasting in Ramadan? Clearly, there are patients who can be cured by fasting.
Ramadan is an event of self-control to all the passions that could plunge us into a state not praiseworthy. One of those passions is overeating and uncontrollable.
What would happen if the desire to consume excessive amounts of tasty food has mastered our souls? Obesity and degenerative diseases are the main impact of the weak self-control system to the temptation to eat.
The number of meal orders contained in the Koran (not less than 28 times) showed that food and diet is very important and determine a person's health. Prophet Muhammad once said that the stomach should be filled one-third for food, one third for drink, and a third for breathing air.
Thus, Muslims are encouraged to eat if it is hungry and stop before full. The concept of stopping eating before satiety is also in line with Surat Al A'raf verse 31 which reads, "Eat and drink, but do not overdo it. For Allah loves not those who overdo it."
Excessive eating is not allowed to shortness stomach in Islam. As said by Al-Gazali, a state of satiety invited to the lust-lust bergeloranya low and move the various diseases in the body.
Prophet Muhammad once said, "it was the home of all stomach diseases. Restrict or keep the meal was the beginning of treatment, while the onset of all diseases is to fill the stomach excessive."
Partial Fasting
Ramadan fasting as a form of devotion to God Almighty law is mandatory for each of the faithful. In practice, questions often arise concerning how the effects of fasting on the nutritional state of a person? Nutritional what needs to be considered during the fasting month? So, how fast relationships with health?
Fasting, as done by Muslims classified as partial fasting, namely fasting which only lasted about 13 hours. Hasten breaking the fast at sunset call to prayer came, and put off until close to dawn Imsak time, was taught by the Prophet fasting strategy to reduce the impact of prolonged starvation on the body's metabolic system. Fasting Ramadan in no way intended to harm the body, but to get health.
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