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اللَّهُمَّ ارْحَمْني بِتَرْكِ المَعاصي أبَداً ما أبْقَيْتَني، وارْحَمْنِي أنْ أتَكَلَّفَ ما لا يَعْنيني، وارْزُقْنِي حُسْنَ النَّظَرِ فيما يُرْضيكَ عَنِّي
Aruzz (Rice)
أَرُزُّ: فيه حديثان باطلان موضوعان على رسولِ الله صلى الله عليه وسلم ؛ أحدهما: أنه "لو كان رجلاً، لكان حليماً"، الثانى: "كُلُّ شىء أخرجتْه الأرضُ ففيه داءٌ وشفاءٌ إلا الأَرُزَّ: فإنه شفاءٌ لا داءَ فيه" ذكرناهما تنبيهاً وتحذيراً من نسبتهما إليه صلى الله عليه وسلم. وبعد.. فهو حار يابس، وهو أغْذَى الحُبوبِ بعد الحِنْطَة، وأحمدُها خلطاً، يَشدّ البطن شدّاً يسيراً، ويُقَوِّى المَعِدَة، ويَدبغُها، ويمكثُ فيها. وأطباءُ الهند تزعم أنه أحمدُ الأغذية وأنفعُها إذا طُبِخَ بألبان البقر، وله تأثيرٌ فى خِصب البدن، وزيادةِ المَنِىّ، وكثرةِ التغذية، وتصفيةِ اللون
Ibn al Qayyim wrote for Rice: There are two false and fabricated Ahadith attributed to Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم, one says, "If it were a man, it would be gentle," and the other says, "Everything that comes from the earth contains disease and cure, except for rice: it is a cure without disease." We mention these to warn and caution against attributing them to Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم.
As for rice itself, it is considered hot and dry. Among the grains, it is more nourishing after wheat and is praised when mixed with other foods. It mildly strengthens the stomach, fortifies it, and stays in it for a while. Indian physicians claim that it is one of the best and most beneficial foods when cooked with cow's milk. They believe it promotes bodily well-being, increases reproductive fluids (semen), enhances nourishment, and improves skin complexion.
All the benefits of rice explained above are only for the brown rice.
Brown rice cooked with Quince
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