The word “Allah” is the Arabic word for God, just as Deus, Theos and Dieu are in Latin, Greek, and French. In Islam, God is One and Unique without any partners, family or companions. Islam is resolutely monotheistic. Muslims believe this is the same God Who revealed Himself through earlier prophets and other religions. The Arabic version of the Bible read by the Arab Christians also uses the word Allah for God.

However, current evidence indicates that the conversion process is inefficient. As a result, you may benefit much more from eating vitamin K2 directly.
Gut bacteria in your large intestine also produce vitamin K2. Some evidence suggests that broad-spectrum antibiotics contribute to K2 deficiency.
Still, the average intake of this important nutrient is incredibly low in the modern diet.
Vitamin K2 is mainly found in certain animal and fermented foods, which most people don’t…
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The word “Islam” literally means ”peace” and “submission” – meaning, peace with humanity and submission to the edicts of Allah. There are two concepts here: duty owed to Allah and rights owed to fellow human beings – regardless of race, religion, or colour. Muslims are duty bound to do good to others and sacrifice their own interests for the welfare of other people.

Several widely available foods are rich sources of vitamin K1, but vitamin K2 is less common.
Your body can partly convert vitamin K1 to K2. This is useful because the amount of vitamin K1 in a typical diet is nine times that of vitamin K2. However, only 10-15% of ingested vitamin K1 is absorbed in the digestive tract, so actual absorbed K1 makes up about 50% of all vitamin K in the diet.

The Event of Ghadīr (Arabic: واقعة الغدير), according to Shi'a beliefs, is among the most important events in the history of Islam, in which on his return from Hajjat al-Wida', the Prophet (s) introduced Imam Ali (a) as his vicegerent and people's guardian after himself at a place called Ghadir Khum, where everyone including greatest companions pledged their allegiance with Imam Ali (a).

God is my wali (guardian), and I am wali of the believers; I have wilaya over them more than they have over themselves. So anyone I am his wali, Ali (a) is his wali.

Cancer is a common cause of death in the world.
Even though modern medicine has found many ways to treat it, new cancer cases are still rising. Finding effective prevention strategies is of utmost importance.
Interestingly, several studies have been done on vitamin K2 and certain types of cancer.
Two older clinical studies suggest that vitamin K2 reduces the recurrence of liver cancer and increases survival times.

One of the main regulating proteins in dental health is osteocalcin — the same protein that is critical to bone metabolism and is activated by vitamin K2.
Osteocalcin triggers a mechanism that stimulates the growth of new bone and new dentin, which is the calcified tissue underneath the enamel of your teeth.
Vitamins A and D are also believed to play an important role here, working synergistically with vitamin K2.

Today 14 Dhul-Hijjah happens to be the day when the holy prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him and his progeny) gifted the land of Fadak to his daughter Fatima (peace upon her). Fadak is located in Hijaz, 160 Km from Medina. Although it is situated in the drylands of al-Harra, it is covered with date palms and provided land for gardens and farming. During the emergence of Islam, the fertile soil and rich water sources allowed Fadak to be rich in date palms and other gardens.

A 2023 review of 4965 elderly individuals concluded that regular vitamin K supplementation coupled with moderate fiber intake was effective at helping to prevent tooth loss from periodontal disease, particularly in males.
This effectiveness was not as evident for Black test subjects compared to other populations, so clearly more studies are needed.
Based on animal studies and the role vitamin K2 plays in bone metabolism, it’s reasonable to assume that this nutrient affects dental…
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Venus is the only planet to spin clockwise. It travels around the sun once every 225 Earth days but it rotates clockwise once every 243 days.

Eid al-Adha or the Feast of Sacrifice, is celebrated by Muslims all over the world as a major holiday for a period of three to fours days. The majority of Muslims will attend the special prayers held at different major mosques all over the world. Muslims usually wear new clothes and some exchange gifts while children are entertained and take a day off from school, including college students. Many Muslims also do not go to work on that day.