Thursday, 11 October 2012
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
A thought worth your time to contemplate
"Allah, indeed, has some purpose for our son. That realization doesn’t
cure autism, but it sure helps me help my son to fight it. Allah inspires me, and He has graciously given me this great kid for inspiration as well."
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Say: "If I am astray, I only stray to the loss of my own soul: but if I receive guidance, it is because of the inspiration of my Lord to me: it is He Who hears all things, and is (ever) near."
This is such an inspiring story from our sister in Islam who had a son diagnosed with Autism. I can totally relate to her story because I knew someone in my family who has Autism as well. With such a great spirit and faith, she's still fighting for her innocent son. I just wish that every mother with an Autistic child would have the same thought like she did. Never give up, because Allah is always gonna be there for you.
And
We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of
wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to those who patiently persevere,
You can read the full story here.
Like what you may have read (I think most of did) in the previous post, the treatments are recommended as part of the intervention to help Autistic children. There are Applied behavior analysis (ABA), Occupational therapy, Physical therapy and Speech-language therapy.
I was wondering on how it's possible to insert some Islamic values in dealing with Autism. Then it got me thinking that the message of Quran might help them in so many ways!
My thought was, why not read the Quran as part of their routine. It's possible in a way that they will continuously ask or even expect the routine (reading the Quran) to be repeated in future.
This is just a suggestion though. InshaAllah if there's a will, there's a way.
` Say: "If I am astray, I only stray to the loss of my own soul: but if I receive guidance, it is because of the inspiration of my Lord to me: it is He Who hears all things, and is (ever) near."
This is such an inspiring story from our sister in Islam who had a son diagnosed with Autism. I can totally relate to her story because I knew someone in my family who has Autism as well. With such a great spirit and faith, she's still fighting for her innocent son. I just wish that every mother with an Autistic child would have the same thought like she did. Never give up, because Allah is always gonna be there for you.
You can read the full story here.
Like what you may have read (I think most of did) in the previous post, the treatments are recommended as part of the intervention to help Autistic children. There are Applied behavior analysis (ABA), Occupational therapy, Physical therapy and Speech-language therapy.
I was wondering on how it's possible to insert some Islamic values in dealing with Autism. Then it got me thinking that the message of Quran might help them in so many ways!
My thought was, why not read the Quran as part of their routine. It's possible in a way that they will continuously ask or even expect the routine (reading the Quran) to be repeated in future.
This is just a suggestion though. InshaAllah if there's a will, there's a way.
Nay, seek (Allah's) help with patient perseverance and prayer: it is indeed hard, except to those who bring a lowly spirit (to Allah)
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
How Common Gene Mutation Affects Kids With Autism Spectrum Disorders
"Over the past decade, researchers have made great strides in identifying
genes that lead to an increased risk of autism spectrum disorders
(ASD), which result in a continuum of social deficits, communication
difficulties and cognitive delays. But it's still critical to determine
how exactly these genetic risk factors impact the brain's structure and
function so that better treatments and interventions can be developed." -Science Daily
(How Common Gene Mutation Affects Kids With Autism Spectrum Disorders)
The detailed information regarding the research can be obtained here!
the message of PEACE
Pray
Eat well
Attentive
Communicate
Evolve
Pray for a good results and understanding in class.
Eat well so that the Mitochondria can produce a proper Adenosine Triphostate (ATP) for your body.
Be attentive in class! Drink lots of water! Drinking plenty of water ensures that your brain gets all the oxygen it needs.
Communicate with your friends, family and Allah.
Evolve into a better person than who you are now!
HAPPY LEARNING!
Monday, 1 October 2012
A Poem Worth Reading...
My Brain
My Brain
Awesome, Not ordinary, Funny.
My brain is in my head and it looks gooey and mushy.
I can read because of my brain.
I couldn’t talk without a brain.
My brain helps me play fun games with friends.
My brain helps me move my muscles.
My brain is as strong as my heart.
My Brain
Gooey, Warm, Smart.
My brain is covered by my skin and my bones.
My brain helps me see anything in the world I want to see.
I could not think with out a brain and I wouldn’t learn anything cool.
My brain helps me talk with family and friends about the 2012 election.
My brain has a brain stem located between the thalamus and the spinal cord.
My brain is as good as my inner organs could ever want to be.
My Brain
Convenient, Nice, Awesome.
My brain is under my forehead.
I can smile because of my brain.
I wouldn’t be able to read without my brain.
I could learn new things from teachers with my brain.
The brain is the control center of my body.
My brain is as awesome as Albert Einstein.
- Behaviorbrain, March 2012
Brilliant isn't it? This awesome poem was written by an 11-year old boy who lives his life with Aspergers Syndrome. You guys can read more about him over here!!!
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