JOURNAL ENTRY # 1
I would start with the one I always think of the most. My pumping hearth, that is in no need for an electric recharge like our electronics. How it quickly pumps out the blood allover the body without stop, carrying the very well needed oxygen to the body in a matter of seconds, easily achieving the impossible.
Journal Entry # 2
My bones are not the strongest bones there is, nor are they as flexible as I hoped they would be as a child but nevertheless; I am grateful for my bones. They help me walk, push, kick, punch, jump and my favorite, running. Not to forget to mention how they protect my internal organs, keeps them in place as well as my flesh and muscles. I love my bones no matter what.
Journal Entry # 3
The mind …show more content…
Our senses are always taken for granted, we will never know how really important they are not until it’s too late. A few years back I lost one of my major senses for a week, and that week made me realize how truly important it is, and how I took it for granted, I’m grateful that it’s back, I’m grateful that I have all of my senses. my vision that let’s me see the beautiful world around m. my sense of smell that let’s me smell wonderful scent of nature and food. the sense of touch to feel the objects all around. speech, to communicate with the people around me and express myself And finally the sense of emotions, not only to express myself but to share them with love …show more content…
Islam forbids us from hurting people in any way, to be liars, manipulative, killers and so many bad things. It encourages us to be the best we can be, It gives opportunities one never thought possible, it pushes me to be a better person, to help other, to not hate because it will taint the heart and blinds the heater from the truth. it keeps me away from dangerous ideas or actions, it protects me from others and protects others from me, strangely enough. Its hard for me to really explain with out going on and
I would start with the one I always think of the most. My pumping hearth, that is in no need for an electric recharge like our electronics. How it quickly pumps out the blood allover the body without stop, carrying the very well needed oxygen to the body in a matter of seconds, easily achieving the impossible.
Journal Entry # 2
My bones are not the strongest bones there is, nor are they as flexible as I hoped they would be as a child but nevertheless; I am grateful for my bones. They help me walk, push, kick, punch, jump and my favorite, running. Not to forget to mention how they protect my internal organs, keeps them in place as well as my flesh and muscles. I love my bones no matter what.
Journal Entry # 3
The mind …show more content…
Our senses are always taken for granted, we will never know how really important they are not until it’s too late. A few years back I lost one of my major senses for a week, and that week made me realize how truly important it is, and how I took it for granted, I’m grateful that it’s back, I’m grateful that I have all of my senses. my vision that let’s me see the beautiful world around m. my sense of smell that let’s me smell wonderful scent of nature and food. the sense of touch to feel the objects all around. speech, to communicate with the people around me and express myself And finally the sense of emotions, not only to express myself but to share them with love …show more content…
Islam forbids us from hurting people in any way, to be liars, manipulative, killers and so many bad things. It encourages us to be the best we can be, It gives opportunities one never thought possible, it pushes me to be a better person, to help other, to not hate because it will taint the heart and blinds the heater from the truth. it keeps me away from dangerous ideas or actions, it protects me from others and protects others from me, strangely enough. Its hard for me to really explain with out going on and