Drugs and Their Effect Upon the Mind By Shaykh Muhammad Baazmool
ISBN: 9781495121388
Author: Shaykh Muhammad Baazmool
Book Binding: Paperback
Pages 34
Publication year: 2014
Description
About This Book:
Shaykh Muhammad Baazmool's "Drugs and Their Effect Upon the Mind" is a point-by-point and enlightening assessment of the lamentable impact of medications on the human brain, body, and society. Shaykh Muhammad Baazmool draws on Islamic lessons, logical information, and genuine models in this enlightening book to introduce an unmistakable and convincing evaluation of the dangers presented by drug abuse.
Shaykh Muhammad Baazmool, a regarded Islamic researcher and instructor, gives an extraordinary perspective on drug utilization by mixing Islamic morals and moral direction with logical information and cultural perceptions. His main goal is to bring issues to light about the serious repercussions of chronic drug use and to coordinate people and networks toward recuperation and avoidance.
Key elements of "Medications and Their Impact Upon the Psyche" include:
Islamic Perspective:
The book gives a careful Islamic point of view on drug abuse, underlining its boycott in Islam as well as the adverse consequence it has on one's confidence, character, and connections.
Psychological and Physical Impact:
Shaykh Muhammad Baazmool plunges into the mental and actual impacts of chronic drug use, depicting what medications mean for the psyche and body and lead to damaging ways of behaving.
Real-Life Case Studies:
The book contains genuine contextual investigations and encounters of individuals who have struggled with chronic drug use, giving a human viewpoint on the horrendous repercussions of substance utilization.
Prevention and Recovery:
The creator offers pragmatic guidance on counteraction and recuperation, underscoring the need to look for help, foster an encouraging group of people, and go to confidence for strength.
Community Responsibility:
"Drugs and Their Impact Upon the Psyche" stresses the job of the local area and society in handling the issue of medication abuse and keeping a medication-free climate.
