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Shah Alom

Islamic Career • 2m

This comprehensive article explores the benefits of walking and running, comparing them from scientific, Islamic, and practical perspectives. We will also discuss how these activities align with the teachings of the Qur’an and Hadith, ensuring that readers get a balanced and well-rounded understanding.

https://www.islamiccareer.com/2025/04/walking-vs-running-science-islamic-perspective-and-health-benefits-explained.html

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 2m

😂 Same so called Islam teaches about halala and flat earth concepts... stop posting these illogical Qur'an facts here .... atleast be practical and don't follow these illogical book's

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