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===Miraculous Status Within Islam===
===Miraculous Status Within Islam===


Muslims generally consider the well to be miraculous as well as the water which it pumps. Several [[hadith]] narrations have been recorded concerning this.
Islamic scholars generally consider the well to be miraculous as well as the water which it pumps. Several [[:Category:Hadith|hadith]] narrations have been recorded concerning this.


{{Quote||One of the miracles of ZamZam water is its ability to satisfy both thirst and hunger. One of the Companions of the Prophet said that before Islam, the water was called 'shabbaa'ah' or satisfying. It was filling and helped them nourish their families. More recently, in the last few decades, samples of ZamZam water have been collected by scientists and they have found certain peculiarities that make the water healthier, like a higher level of calcium.  
{{Quote||One of the miracles of ZamZam water is its ability to satisfy both thirst and hunger. One of the Companions of the Prophet said that before Islam, the water was called 'shabbaa'ah' or satisfying. It was filling and helped them nourish their families. More recently, in the last few decades, samples of ZamZam water have been collected by scientists and they have found certain peculiarities that make the water healthier, like a higher level of calcium.  
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In some Hadith, it has been reported that the water of ZamZam has healing effects. In one Hadith it is said: Narrated by Jabir that the Prophet Mohammed (pbuh) said: "Water of ZamZam is good for whatever purpose it has been drunk. In another Hadith the Prophet said "Water of ZamZam is a healer of every disease. Muslims throughout the world do believe that the water is blessed and accordingly it is considered as one of the best gift to be offered.<ref name="S. H. A. Careem"></ref>}}
In some Hadith, it has been reported that the water of ZamZam has healing effects. In one Hadith it is said: Narrated by Jabir that the Prophet Mohammed (pbuh) said: "Water of ZamZam is good for whatever purpose it has been drunk. In another Hadith the Prophet said "Water of ZamZam is a healer of every disease. Muslims throughout the world do believe that the water is blessed and accordingly it is considered as one of the best gift to be offered.<ref name="S. H. A. Careem"></ref>}}
===Muslim Claims Regarding the Science===
As with [[urine]], milk, and [[alcohol]], Muslims often make claims of their religious beliefs being backed by [[Islam and Science|science]].


{{Quote||Four senior experts of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission have found the water of ZamZam well to be scientifically superior to tap or solar pump water. The experts have analysed and tested samples of water from ZamZam and from tap and solar pumps.  
{{Quote||Four senior experts of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission have found the water of ZamZam well to be scientifically superior to tap or solar pump water. The experts have analysed and tested samples of water from ZamZam and from tap and solar pumps.  
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The hardness of ZamZam water is four times that of tap and solar pump water but it is within the acceptable limit set by the WHO, the researchers found.<ref name="S. H. A. Careem"></ref>}}
The hardness of ZamZam water is four times that of tap and solar pump water but it is within the acceptable limit set by the WHO, the researchers found.<ref name="S. H. A. Careem"></ref>}}


==Arsenic==
==Zamzam Water and Health==


===Arsenic Poisoning===
===Arsenic Poisoning===
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These findings suggest that a large number of Muslims consuming this water are at risk for [[w:Arsenic poisoning|arsenicosis]].
These findings suggest that a large number of Muslims consuming this water are at risk for [[w:Arsenic poisoning|arsenicosis]].
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==References==
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