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Hey there! My name is Murtaza and I pretty much run the show over here at healthnislam. 

 Islam emphasizes a lot on the importance of health, both physical and mental health, thus covering almost all aspects of healthy living. The pool of knowledge is vast. It just needs to be accessible.

 I intend to share this very knowledge regarding health in islam from and to the general public.

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