The answer is #1 Prohibited Alcohol and #4 Prohibited cannabis and hashish.
Islam is opposed to the use of any drugs except for those which are medically prescribed. According to their Prophet Muhammad - Every intoxicant is Khamr (alcohol) and all Khamr is Haram (unlawful or not permitted). They see alcohol and psychoactive drugs as satanic devices used to sway people away from the word of Allah (God). In Islam followers are allowed to smoke tobacco but do not accept the use of opium unless it is in the form or medically prescribed morphine.
Answer: The liver releases <u>Glucose.</u>
Explanation:
When a person is stressed the liver is a very important organ. The liver will release the glucose into your system that in return gives you a small boost of much needed energy.
If you are suffering from ongoing/chronic stress the liver may have trouble keeping up with the bodies demand for extra energy. This can cause a person to suffer from constipation and sometimes diarrhea. The body could have digestion issues also from the chronic stress.
Answer:
amygdala
Explanation:
In simple words, The amygdala relates to the group of cells close to the centre of the brain. There are two of them, one in each hemisphere or side of the brain. That's where feelings are given sense, recorded, and connected to connexions and reactions (emotional remembrances).
The amygdala has been thought to be representative of the limbic structure of the brain. Amygdala refers to the particular brain area that handles feelings such as anxiety, provokes anger as well as motivates everyone to behave.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
There are various different Similarities and differences between the two great me
1. They are both social activists
2. Both of them are Nobel Peace Prize winner
Differences between the two are the following:
1. Kailash satyarthi is an Indian national while Martin Luther King Jr. was an American.
2. Kaatuarthi's civil rights movement was focused on women and girl child education, whereas Martin Luther King Jr. Civil rights movement was strictly based on fundamental human rights.
Social norms or social expectations
