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WOMEN AS A LEADER

Certainly there are women who have become a leader or a head of state and many more women in the future will become state leaders. Some people may argue that women are better suited to become a leader simply because there are women who have become leaders in this world. In my opinion, certainly women can become leaders but women cannot be the best leader.  Women are not suitable to become the best leaders of mankind. Allah has never made a woman a Prophet because women cannot become the best leaders of mankind. The best person at any time in history was always the Prophet and the Prophet is the best person. Allah will choose the best person at any time of history to become a Prophet and all Prophets were leaders and they were all men. During the time of Prophet Solomon whom was also a King, there was a woman by the name of Princess Balqis who ruled a country near the present day Yemen. Princess Balqis ruled a country where the people worshipped the sun as their God. A bird from the Kingdom of King Suleiman named Hud-Hud went to that country and witnessed the acts of worship performed by the people of Princess Balqis and reported it to King Suleiman. King Suleiman sent a letter via Hud-Hud and ordered Princess Balqis to become a Muslim and submit to Allah. To show his authority to Princess Balqis, by the power of Allah, the throne of Princess Balqis was brought to the court of King Suleiman in just a split second. There were women even during those times who had become rulers but not a Prophet. Women certainly can become a leader but women can never become the best leaders like the Prophets. Women can only become a leader when there is no man who is good as the Prophets to become a leader. (more…)

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DRY EYE SYNDROME

One of the most common eye problems encountered particularly by women post menopause is the dry eye syndrome. One of the important signs of the syndrome is constantly having red and painful eyes. Eyes have tear glands and the function of the tear glands is to produce tears. Tear is a lubricating agent that lubricates the eyes particularly the cornea. Cornea is the most transparent part of the body and it does not contain blood vessels. The cornea is nourished mainly via the lymphatic vessels. The cornea requires Oxygen and it obtains the oxygen required from the oxygen that is contained in the tears that lubricate the cornea. In order to keep the cornea constantly nourished by oxygen, the cornea has to be continuously lubricated by the tears. The tear glands continuously produce tears and thus the cornea is continuously being lubricated. The tear glands are located in the upper temporal area and when they secrete tears, the tears will fall straight down to the lower lids to form the tear river. When the eyes lids are closed, the lids will touch the tear river. When the eye lids move upward, the tears will be carried upward by the eye lids. Through this action, the whole cornea surfaces become lubricated by the tears. Blinking acts in the opposite way of the car windscreen wipers. While the wipers make the windscreen dry, blinking lubricates the human eyes particularly the Cornea. (more…)

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