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**cheesypeetyz** · 06-25-2007, 03:51 AM

Which studies? Please provide the source, links, names, etc.

Also, did you know sunlight is not the *only* source for Vitamin D?

Well it isnt wrong information incase that's what you're worried about. Just type it in google and you'll see. The reason I started this thread was to find out more information. For example, I think muslim women can actually absorb the sun when they are in their private gardens etc. Plus Islam only requires muslim women to leave their hands and faces uncovered. I'm sure they could absorb Vitamin D through their hands/faces.

Yes, Vitamin D isnt the only source. But I read somewhere that even 10 tall glasses of fortified milk would not equate to the minimum requirement. I'm also sure that we *do* need contact with the sun even if we obtain the Vitamin from elsewhere. Please check on google...

Just to conclude: I have no doubts about Islam. I just started this thread because I think unbelievers only show the science they want. I'm sure (as I said before) muslim women can come into contact with the sun and absorb vit D without breaking any rules in Islam...

06-25-2007, 03:51 AM	#12
cheesypeetyz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 481 Senior Member	Which studies? Please provide the source, links, names, etc. Also, did you know sunlight is not the *only* source for Vitamin D? Well it isnt wrong information incase that's what you're worried about. Just type it in google and you'll see. The reason I started this thread was to find out more information. For example, I think muslim women can actually absorb the sun when they are in their private gardens etc. Plus Islam only requires muslim women to leave their hands and faces uncovered. I'm sure they could absorb Vitamin D through their hands/faces. Yes, Vitamin D isnt the only source. But I read somewhere that even 10 tall glasses of fortified milk would not equate to the minimum requirement. I'm also sure that we do need contact with the sun even if we obtain the Vitamin from elsewhere. Please check on google... Just to conclude: I have no doubts about Islam. I just started this thread because I think unbelievers only show the science they want. I'm sure (as I said before) muslim women can come into contact with the sun and absorb vit D without breaking any rules in Islam...
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