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Volume 2, Issue 1 (9-2014)
Abstract

   Application of religious instructions, especially consumption of Halal meat, is a physical and mental health guarantee in human lives. In this study, the effects of pork consumption on human physical and mental health were surveyed based on Quran perspective, narratives, and other celestial religions and medical parasitology .

    In this study, with reference to the Holy Quran, valid interpretations, Hadith of infallible Imams (AS), narrative, other celestial religions, medical parasitology and data bank of PubMed, Sid, Magiran, the required information was obtained concerning the reasons for the prohibition of pork consumption. By Data analysis and comparison of religious and scientific resources, the mystery of Islam's emphasis over the sanctity of pork consumption came into the light.

    The results of Islamic narratives show that consumption of pork meat emenates both mental and spiritual impacts on consumers. Besides, based on Parasitology findings, the consumption of pork meat causes serious zoonotic diseases such as Trichinosis, Cysticercosis, as well as, the presence of toxin and even harmful indexes after cooking are considered as reasons for inedibility of pork meat.

    This study shows that maybe one of the mysteries of the prohibition of pork consumption in Islam could be found in respect of its adverse effects on physical, mental and spiritual health. Therefore, application of religious practices which have scientific base in turn is required to understand the scientific basis of the side-effects of eating pork.

    Received: 9 April 2014 Revised: 17 September2014 Accepted:21 September2014

  J Religion & Health 2014 2(1) :….( Persian)


Majid Malekzadeh Shafaroudi, Mohammad Bagher Mohammadi Laieni,
Volume 3, Issue 2 (2-2016)
Abstract

Background and Objectives: Gold is a heavy, valuable metal with valance of three. The most important applications of gold are in jewelrymaking, dentistry, electronics, various catalysers, mintage, as well as sports and military medals. Researchers investigated the effects of age, nutrition,  and chemical toxins on male fertility. This article aims to investigate some of the reasons behind the Islamic order concerning the decorative use of gold for men.
Material and Methods: In this cross-sectional study, semen samples from 25-35 year-old males were collected and a standard questionnaire was used to record medical information of the participants. Then, Perkin-Elmer method (1973) was applied to assess the amount of gold in semen samples with an accuracy of nanogram by flameless atomic absorption using carbon rod atomizer.
Results: Average gold content per unit of semen in non-goldsmith males was 92.2 ng/ml. The amount of gold content per unit of semen revealed a significant and logical relationship with percentage of natural motile and none-motile sperms. According to the data collected by the questionnaire, reduced fertility in male goldsmith population was significant.
Conclusion: The relationship between reduced sperm motility and increase in the amount of gold content per unit of sperm, in addition to the findings regarding a significant reduction in fertility rates among the jewelers of Tehran and Mazandaran provinces of Iran, may confirm the narratives of the Prophet Mohammad and the Shia Imams in prohibiting the use of gold ornaments or utensils for men.



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