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● Disorders related to the respiratory system, being short
                    of breath;

                  ● Allergies;
                  ● Heart attack;
                  ● Weakening of the immune system;

                  ● Diminishing in the brain size;
                  ● Sense of guilt, insecurity;

                  ● Confusion, poor judgment, failure to conceptualize,
                    weak memory;
                  ● Extreme pessimism, a strong conviction that things

                    will invariably go wrong;
                  ● Difficulty in standing still;

                  ● Failure in concentrating, or having difficulty in con-
                    centrating;
                  ● Nervousness, touchiness;

                  ● Being irrational;
                  ● Anorexia or extreme hunger.
                    People who are unaware of the benefits granted by the
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               morals of Islam or those who are far removed from them, are
               doomed to endure this torment which we call "stress." As long
               as they remain rigid in their thoughts and outlook on life and
               incidents, they have no opportunity to save themselves from
               this torment. This fact is also evident from what experts rec-
               ommend on how to cope with stress. An example will make
               this point clear. For instance, one of the commandments of
               Allah's religion is to "overcome rage." Experts make the fol-
               lowing comment on rage, which is considered to be one of the
               most important factors causing stress: "Do not lose your tem-

               per, no matter how provocative the conditions may be. Do not




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