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Chronic Illness and Nutrition in the Tayyibat Perspective

believe they are obtaining a complete range of nutrients, and yet still remain ill?

Illness exists, but it is not constant or present in all people at all times.

 Even in religious texts, God says: “Whoever among you is ill or on a journey, then an equal number of other days.” However, in reality, some people suffer from chronic diseases for many years, such as diabetes, yet do not break their fast. Can this be compared to the condition of Prophet Ayub (Job), peace be upon him?

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