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In Honey there is Healing

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    unknownuser
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    Salaams Siki, OP,

    So do they only build on trees and mountains then?

    using normal traditional word for word translation

    1668 and inspired your lord to the bee that take you from the mountains houses and in the trees and in what they erect.

    don't they sound as alternatives,

    God Bless.

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      unknownuser
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      http//www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/hortihints/0306d.html

      Hehe, reminds me of a childhood experience. Note to self Flinging mud at certain trees hurts.

      Another one. It's not in English (;D) but readable

      http//www.springerlink.com/content/nhla81kty5xn9d3d/

      And more (again, not in English)

      http//www.apidologie.org/index.php?option=article&access=doi&doi=10.1051/apido2000117

      So are you going to carry on trying to twist the quran because it doesn't conform to your world views or just stop and accept that god has more knowledge? I didn't even know bees existed on mountains in south africa but I wouldn't say the quran is deficient. It's as if you want to strip the quran of all its falsifiability.

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        http//www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/hortihints/0306d.html

        Hehe, reminds me of a childhood experience. Note to self Flinging mud at certain trees hurts.

        Another one. It's not in English (;D) but readable

        http//www.springerlink.com/content/nhla81kty5xn9d3d/

        And more (again, not in English)

        http//www.apidologie.org/index.php?option=article&access=doi&doi=10.1051/apido2000117

        So are you going to carry on trying to twist the quran because it doesn't conform to your world views or just stop and accept that god has more knowledge? I didn't even know bees existed on mountains in south africa but I wouldn't say the quran is deficient. It's as if you want to strip the quran of all its falsifiability.

        Sorry Br,

        that wasn't my translation but done by your traditionalist scholars, i only changed the word Bayute for houses as used in the rest of the quran.

        That is done in " NOBLE QURAN word for word by DARRUSSALAM"

        Salaams.

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          zenje
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          http//news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071204/ap_on_he_me/honey_for_cough

          Study Try honey for children's coughs

          CHICAGO - A teaspoon of honey before bed seems to calm children's coughs and help them sleep better, according to a new study that relied on parents' reports of their children's symptoms.

          The folk remedy did better than cough medicine or no treatment in a three-way comparison. Honey may work by coating and soothing an irritated throat, the study authors said.

          "Many families are going to relate to these findings and say that grandma was right," said lead author Dr. Ian Paul of Pennsylvania State University's College of Medicine.

          The research appears in December's Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

          Federal health advisers have recently warned that over-the-counter cough and cold medicines shouldn't be used in children younger than 6, and manufacturers are taking some products for babies off the market.

          Three pediatricians who read the study said they would tell parents seeking alternative remedies to try honey. They noted that honey should not be given to children under age 1 because of a rare but serious risk of botulism.

          For the study, researchers recruited 105 children with upper respiratory infections from a clinic in Pennsylvania. Parents were given a paper bag with a dosing device inside. Some were empty. Some contained an age-appropriate dose of honey-flavored cough medicine containing dextromethorphan. And some contained a similar dose of honey.

          The parents were asked about their children's sleep and cough symptoms, once before the bedtime treatment and once after. They rated the symptoms on a seven-point scale.

          All of the children got better, but honey consistently scored best in parents' rating of their children's cough symptoms.

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            unknownuser
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            Hi Zenje,

            you know even garlic has good properties for us and as do a million other things.

            Using QD.

            1668
            And inspired your lord with the (free) gift (saying) that take you (learn) from the SYSTEMS/WAYS of Big proud persons/Lords/Mighty persons/successful people and FROM THEIR ARGUMENTS/REASONING and their bountifulness

            Look around - you will see people who do such things will indeed do very very well - i think.

            God Bless. peace

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              zenje
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              Hi Zenje,

              you know even garlic has good properties for us and as do a million other things.

              I agree.

              1. O you who believe, eat of the good things We have provided for you, and be thankful to God; if it is Him you serve.

              peace

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                I agree. )

                1. O you who believe, eat of the good things We have provided for you, and be thankful to God; if it is Him you serve.

                peace

                Honey eases nighttime cough

                NEW YORK A spoonful of honey can quiet children?s nighttime cough and help them ? and their parents ? sleep better, a new study shows. When compared to the cough syrup ingredient dextromethorphan or no treatment, honey came out on top. ?The results were so strong that we were able to say clearly that honey was better than no treatment and dextromethorphan was not,? said Dr Ian Paul of Pennsylvania State University in Hershey, one of the study?s authors, said. Honey is used around the world as a folk remedy for cough, and might provide a safe, effective alternative to cough medicine, Paul and his colleagues note in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. To investigate, they compared buckwheat honey, a honey-flavored dextromethorphan preparation, and no treatment in 105 children. Parents were surveyed on the day of the doctor?s visit and on the next day, after those in the treatment groups had given their kids honey or dextromethorphan at bedtime. Among the three groups, children given honey had the greatest reduction in cough frequency and severity. There are several explanations for why honey might ease cough, Paul and his team note; its sweet, syrupy quality may be soothing to the throat, while its high antioxidant content could also be a factor. Honey also has antimicrobial effects. Honey isn?t recommended for infants younger than one year old, Paul said. For older kids, however, it is generally safe. He and his colleagues used a dosage identical to that recommended for cough syrups; half a teaspoon for two to five-year-olds, a teaspoon for six to eleven-year-olds, and two teaspoons for children twelve and older. reuters

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                  unknownuser
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                  Using QD.

                  1668
                  And inspired your lord with the (free) gift (saying) that take you (learn) from the SYSTEMS/WAYS of Big proud persons/Lords/Mighty persons/successful people and FROM THEIR ARGUMENTS/REASONING and their bountifulness

                  Look around - you will see people who do such things will indeed do very very well - i think.

                  The above translation makes no sense to learn from the pompous and contradicts...

                  3118 And do not turn away your cheek from the people, and do not walk in the land/Earth showing superiority happiness and overconfidence, that truly God does not love/like every/each conceited/arrogant, proud/arrogant.

                  Also doesn't fit well with the very next verse...

                  http//islamawakened.com/Quran/16/69

                  Peace

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                    The above translation makes no sense to learn from the pompous and contradicts...

                    3118 And do not turn away your cheek from the people, and do not walk in the land/Earth showing superiority happiness and overconfidence, that truly God does not love/like every/each conceited/arrogant, proud/arrogant.

                    Also doesn't fit well with the very next verse...

                    http//islamawakened.com/Quran/16/69

                    Peace

                    Sorry but as i see it , its talking about people who are the successfull and not those who are pompous......

                    and it certainly does go hand in hand with the next ayah as-well.

                    using Qd.

                    1669
                    Then betake of the fruitfulness and follow the ways (of) your lord made easy coming forth from their affairs permeate/imbibe (the) varying dispositions wherein (is) recovery/ remedy for people verily in this a sign for people who think.

                    Isn't there a saying it's not what you know but who you know- i think it goes a long- long way.

                    God Bless Nun.

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                      zenje
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                      Peace afridi,

                      Thats the article I posted above.

                      peace

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