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SALAT: BENEFITS FROM SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE

The objective of this research is to study the medical therapeutic benefits and effects of good habit salatmovements for human health. Salat, one of the continuous, unique physical activity plays as a main role in maintain the physiological system flow, which including physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotional health.

This research studies the effects of complete salat movements on the human body health, which including various aspects such as body composition, cardiovascular system, low back pain, brain signal during salat and musculoskeletal activity.

This book describes the research finding of complete salat, which gives positive effect for human body. The results are discussed in details in each chapter.
A good salat practices provide good effect on health aspect for its practitioners. This affair will be discussed in chapter Body Composition. This chapter will also study the effect of ‘tarawih’ salat and fasting, which will also provide positive effect to human body.
In the study of heart rate, the position of sujud (prostration) is found to reduce the heart rate. A low pulse rate is good for heart well-being where at the meanwhile; the heart is in the resting condition.

Some salat movements have been proven as the therapy for those patients suffering from low back pain and erectile dysfunction. Other than physical effects, salat also has been scientifically proven that it enables to provide calming effects for mind and thought.

For further detail explanation, additional books will be publishing in the future for each topic in this book.
This research will motivate more Muslims to perform salat in the correct manner and as a result contribute towards the spiritual, physical and mental health of the people.

Synopsis of the Book

SALAT: Benefits from Science Perspective and SOLAT: Kebaikan dari Perspektif Sains are published in English and Malay Languages, respectively. Each book consists of 111 full colours pages.

First chapter gives introduction on Salat, how to perform it correctly according to hadith and Quranic.

Chapter 2 discusses on human body composition components, methods of measuring the body composition, benefits of exercise and Salat Taraweeh & fasting during the Ramadhan month towards body composition.

Heart rate is presented in Chapter 3. It starts with introduction of heart rate, changes of heart rate in different salat’s positions and other factors that influenced the heart rate.

Chapter 4 describes low back pain in women. An introduction of low back pain and the exercise introduced by the physiotherapist for the low back pain theraphy. This chapter reveals the salat’s postures which can be used as the therapeutic for low back pain.

Chapter 5 deals with human brain. Function of the human brain, brain waves, meditation, salat, electroencephalograpgy in salat, study on brain signals during tuma’ninah (one of the situation in salat), study of overall effect of salat on brain signals.

The human muscles in chapter 6 elaborates electromyograpy signal, study of muscle activity during performing salat movements.

Last chapter is chapter 7 which discuss on Erectile Dysfunction (ED). It detail out the ED, types of ED and the treatment of ED. The study of the effect of salat on ED and how it can be used as a therapeutic are presented
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SALAT: BENEFITS FROM SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE
Fatimah Ibrahim, Wan Abu Bakar Wan Abas, Siew-Cheok Ng (2008)

Salat, one of the prescribed obligations for Muslims, has been said to play a central role in maintaining the physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health. Although its continuous and unique physical activity have been proposed and accepted as the main contributor to this overall feeling of wellbeing; it has never been properly analysed and documented from the perspectives of science and technology.

This book documents the findings of the salat research conducted at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Malaya. The primary objective of this research is to study the effects and possible therapeutic benefits of salat movements on various physiological aspects, including body composition, cardiovascular system, low back pain, brain signal, and musculoskeletal activity; among others.

Salat: Benefits from Science Perspective is divided into several chapters, discussing various beneficial and therapeutic aspects based on the analysis of empirical data gained from selected physiological parameters. Apart from the obligatory salat, the book also summarises similar physiological findings on other related Muslim obligations, namely fasting in the month of Ramadan and tarawih prayers.

The book is competitively priced at RM 29.90, and should be a practical companion to all Muslims and non-Muslims alike in unearthing the hitherto hidden physiological treasures of the salat. To place an order, please visit the ordering page.