DePaul UMMA: The Art and Science of Traditional Islamic Healing & Medicine
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DePaul UMMA
Apr 10, 2012, 2:25:55 PM4/10/12
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DePaul University UMMA (United Muslims Moving Ahead) invites you to:
The Art and Science of
Traditional Islamic Healing & Medicine
with
Mīrzā Ilyās al-Kāshānī,
A master practitioner and physician in traditional Islamic, Eastern, and Chinese healing & medicine.
Thursday, April 12 at 6:00pm
DePaul University Lincoln Park Campus
Student Center Room 120A
2250 N Sheffield Ave, Chicago, IL 60614
For more information visit the Facebook event.
'Traditional Islamic Healing & Medicine' (TIHM), as an Islamic science, is rooted in the “Oneness of God” that recognizes the human BodyMindSoul as a seamless whole. This sublime knowledge is elucidated in the scripture (Qur’ān) revealed to the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ and expressed in his noble example and wise counsel (Sunnah). Thus, TIHM is concerned with the totality of the human experience, and therefore never ceases to be relevant. In order to address the multidimensional nature of life, TIHM incorporates a wide array of therapies, including spiritual practice, counseling, herbal medicine, diet, exercise, bodywork, massage, acupuncture, and surgery.
For more information visit www.hakimwellness.org
$5 Suggested Donation
Co-sponosred by Center for Interreligious Engagement and University Ministry
The Art and Science of
Traditional Islamic Healing & Medicine
with
Mīrzā Ilyās al-Kāshānī,
A master practitioner and physician in traditional Islamic, Eastern, and Chinese healing & medicine.
Thursday, April 12 at 6:00pm
DePaul University Lincoln Park Campus
Student Center Room 120A
2250 N Sheffield Ave, Chicago, IL 60614
For more information visit the Facebook event.
'Traditional Islamic Healing & Medicine' (TIHM), as an Islamic science, is rooted in the “Oneness of God” that recognizes the human BodyMindSoul as a seamless whole. This sublime knowledge is elucidated in the scripture (Qur’ān) revealed to the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ and expressed in his noble example and wise counsel (Sunnah). Thus, TIHM is concerned with the totality of the human experience, and therefore never ceases to be relevant. In order to address the multidimensional nature of life, TIHM incorporates a wide array of therapies, including spiritual practice, counseling, herbal medicine, diet, exercise, bodywork, massage, acupuncture, and surgery.
For more information visit www.hakimwellness.org
$5 Suggested Donation
Co-sponosred by Center for Interreligious Engagement and University Ministry
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