The noble Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) guides us to one of the principles of medicine, which is the precaution that man should take to maintain his health by minimizing the amount of food he consumes. One should eat only the amount sufficient to keep him alive and provide him with strength to carry out his essential tasks. The worst vessel to fill is the stomach due to the innumerable fatal illnesses caused by satiation that appear sooner or later, whether internally or externally. Also, the Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said that if one must fill his stomach, then he should let his food fill its one third only, his drink another third, and the remaining third for his breath, so that he would not suffer constriction and harm and feel too lazy to fulfill what Allah has made obligatory on him in terms of his religious and worldly affairs.

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• Allah has given a parable: a straight path
• Do not seek knowledge in order to show off in front of the scholars, or to argue with the foolish;
• I fear two things for my Ummah: the Qur’an and milk. As for milk, they seek the countryside, follow desires, and neglect the prayers. As for the Qur’an, the hypocrites learn it to argue with the believers by means of it
• The son of Adam has been destined his share of fornication, which he will inevitably acquire. The eyes fornicate by looking, the ears fornicate by listening, the tongue fornicates by speaking, the hand fornicates by hitting, the foot fornic...