@jassij1984 Don’t know how you do it - that was me a few well quite a few years back when the kids were young. Now I insist on all my breaks 🤷🏻♀️ but I agree it’s difficult sometimes 😰
Near the end of his life, Prophet Muhammad gave his Farewell Sermon, in which he stressed the importance of many values.
But there are two matters that stick out more than others: racial equality & women’s rights.
He stressed these issues 1,388 years ago.
That blows my mind.
Such an important thread, one of the side effects I’ve heard many people say is really difficult to cope with. #pharmacy teams need to be more aware of this problem and warn people before starting meds to report this so it can be discussed and dealt with. #akathisia
The Qur’an (5:82) refers to Christians as “the nearest in love” to Muslims.
Prophet Muhammad said that he is nearest of all people to Jesus & that the two are brothers.
There are many more loving & unifying messages to focus on.
Our similarities far outweigh our differences.
Thanks for sharing this. It really brings home how problematic this could be for thousands of people. I honestly hope the decision to discontinue Priadel is challenged and reversed.
https://t.co/bz4X4bQuZk
Here’s a the link to the letter sent to @MattHancock regarding Priadel discontinuation.
@rpharms@rcpsych@rcgp@MindCharity@BipolarUK and several others. Thank you for the expert input @maidment_dr @ki_ciara. Let’s hope for an intervention.
#SavePriadel We all need to speak out about the unethical practice and blatant disregard for patients by Essential Pharma. @MikeAmesburyMP as my local MP please please please lend your voice to this
@CMHPCommunity
https://t.co/uSkxyFAmJO
Great collaborative effort on this. Can this be profiled by our local MPs on behalf of our local population? @drcarolinej@karlmccartney@LPFTNHS @NHSLincsCCG
I am looking forward to this event with Dr. Jonathan Brown of Georgetown University.
Dr. Brown’s work on the life & legacy of Prophet Muhammad has been invaluable to many scholars over the years.
The event details can be found on the @Risala FB page: https://t.co/dF5TtJ8951
Prophet Muhammad engaged in *constructive* activities in moving from Mecca to Medina in 622.
He created an environment of pluralism, established interdependence among Jews/Muslims/pagans, & shared the moral teachings of the Qur’an.
He was always true to his righteous character.
Prophet Muhammad’s role as mediator upon arriving to Medina was different than the prophetic role he had played in Mecca.
In Medina, he served as a statesman. He, as Karen Armstrong put it, had to put God’s will into practice & create an egalitarian society.
He did just that.
Today I realised that working in healthcare is a bit like the world of Harry Potter. Everyone focuses on the golden trio of doctors, surgeon, nurses but then when the world needs it Neville Longbottom, the neglected pharmacist, comes and beheads the fucking snake.