Camel Urine: Maybe it shouldn't be laughed at?
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Great. So have you practised it yourself?
I've never even seen a camel. Maybe if you want to mail me some P
I was just saying that the idea isn't completely absurd... It makes logical sense that the urine would have SOME kind of effect, either positive or negative. Considering nothing in the urine is digestable, it would probably sooth the intestines.
At a bare minimum, it would clear your stomach from all the contents.... Because you would probably puke it all up LOL
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Dear Seattle
First, Even if Muhammad, as an Arab living 1400 years ago, had adviced it to his peers, camel's urine has nothing to do with islam.
Second, Its was most likely in use by Arabs long before Muhammad.
Third, Almost anything could help something. Eat dirt, you may get some worm with rich protein in addition to iron. If you are anemic than you can claim the great miraculous cure in eating dirt.
Fourth, Eating shit is not yet recommended by a doctor for most people; at least I have not yet read or heard about it (Check the Internet and you may find a few articles praising its health benefits). If you knew the number of published medical papers and the subjectivity and complexity of medical research, you would not be surprised to read many contradictory claims on health and medicine.
Fifth, There are hundreds of fruits and herbs, with so many health benefits, it is a wonder to see the camel's milk on top of the short list of Sunnis.
Sixth, I like your open-mindedness, but too much openness will not hold your 3.5-pound grey jellyPeace,
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Peace Edip.
I agree on all your points. It has nothing to do with Islam, that's for sure.. I just thought it was interesting because first I laughed at the claim (as I've seen others here do), but upon further thinking it made more sense.
I doubt the hadith in question are even authentic (especially the part about branding their eyes with heated iron)... Like I said in my original post it was probably "well researched" hundreds of years before Muhammad ever lived, considering they only had about 3 homeopathic options on long journeys camel milk, camel urine, or camel stool.
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Hello,
You may want to check - amaroli.
Or Urine therapy.
It is golden elixir. Nothing to be laughed at.
Peace,
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For me it depends on my enviornment and situation.
If I am in a Metropolitan area or a place where other natural remedies are readily available, I will choose those.
But If I was in a Major rural desert area and needed it to survive or to help me, I would utilize the cammel pee. D
Speaking about Camels and being stuck in the Desert....If you were Stranded in the desert and a Sandstrom was about to hit you...where would be the most Ideal place to seek Refuge? !
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For me it depends on my enviornment and situation.
Speaking about Camels and being stuck in the Desert....If you were Stranded in the desert and a Sandstrom was about to hit you...where would be the most Ideal place to seek Refuge? !
In Allah, from satan the rejected. !
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Hello, You may want to check - amaroli. Or Urine therapy. It is golden elixir. Nothing to be laughed at. Peace, R.
I am not surprised to hear from Mr. Ustahi, the word-smith.
What about astrology?
Please surprise me
Peace,
Edip -
Grow up Edip, grow up.
No surprise with that )
Peace,
R. -
Holy Bhagavad Gita
920
Those who study the Vedas and drink the soma juice, seeking the heavenly planets, worship Me indirectly. Purified of sinful reactions, they take birth on the pious, heavenly planet of Indra, where they enjoy godly delights.
Peace,
R. -
Urine has an incredibly high phosphorus content.
Phosphorus is, of course, used to make detergents...If you leave a jar of cat pee on a shelf... it will start glow, after awhile.
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Urine has an incredibly high phosphorus content.
Phosphorus is, of course, used to make detergents...If you leave a jar of cat pee on a shelf... it will start glow, after awhile.
Do you think phosphorus would calm a stomach?
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Salam and Peace!
Peace Edip.
I agree on all your points. It has nothing to do with Islam, that's for sure.. I just thought it was interesting because first I laughed at the claim (as I've seen others here do), but upon further thinking it made more sense.
If it has got nothing to do with Islam, then why this alleged statement is in the so-called book of Islam???
People are in fact, doing Personality-Worshipping.
They are not obeying,-----but worshipping the Messenger (SAW).
They are worshipping the names Abu Bakar, Umar, Usman, Ali, Fatimah, Hasan, Hussain, Abu Huraira, Abdullah ibn Umar, Abdullah ibn Masood, Abdullah ibn Abbaas, etc.
They, rever, remember, adore,---and eventually end up worshipping these names of the family members of the Prophet and the Sahaba of the Prophet, whereas these names are not in Allah's Quran.Allah Himself didn't Will us to know these names of the Sahaba, because people start worshipping these names and whatever lie and falsehood is linked with these names, they take it as Deen, out of their reverance for these non-Quranic names.
Right from the beginning, people have always been running away from Allah,---and worshipping the names of the previous pious people.
Whenever the Messengers came, they called people to Worshipping and Serving Allah, by following His Sayings (Revelations).