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W Salam (As I remember - I have to check again) in some of the Ahadith this style of sitting has been criticized because of the conceit associated with it at that time. Apparently, back then this was the style of kings (or the like) sitting on the throne.

I'm recording everyday. so far they're 11. I have planned to record one or two everyday; inshaAllah I can keep up.

Salam Alaykum InshaAllah everyone is well and safe. and may the almighty accept your duas and fast is this blessed month. there are some files I recorded for this blessed month. (they're raw and rough, I don't know if they qualify for the definition of podcast) they are about Qur'an's verses, and relatively short (maximum 3 minutes) WSalam

has there been any estimation (like based on epidemiological data, other data I don't know) of how many those out-of-count fatalities are?

Does this mean "out of hospital deaths" are not counted?

I Know. But if it's common enough and patients know this already, then there's no need for the medical staff to remind them "tell your last word" kind of like before execution phrases! And if the patient doesn't know this rate, still telling him "tell your last words" panics him to death. Psychological stress reduces immunity significantly. And what's the use? As if having told the last words would make one's last moments any easier, doesn't make that much difference really. But not having told the last words can function as a reason for the patient to fight harder and not give up in tough conditions.

^absolutely wrong. it literally means "dear patient! you are leaving this world, say your last words" this gives them horrific stress and kills their hope for recovery. this way more than 30% will die, for sure.

Why does the link show different tweets when quoted?

Is this real?

Hospitals Tell Doctors They’ll Be Fired If They Speak Out About Lack of Gear https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-31/hospitals-tell-doctors-they-ll-be-fired-if-they-talk-to-press

Birthday of Imam Hussayn (عليه السلام). in Tehran in Corona days

Salam I hope you get to know more about Islam's laws and teachings. but on a general note and friendly advice, if you like doing something, or don't like doing something, be honest and follow your own desire/interest/hobby and don't mix it with religious laws and teachings. don't try to deny or reject religious laws because your personal preference or choices are different thatn religious laws. You like pet dogs so much? that's completely Ok, but don't let it make you say "Islam's laws about najasa and tahara are weird" or such. It's like -for any reason, laziness, illness or whatever- I can't wake up for Fajr prayer, then I start saying "well it's a weird obligation anyway" or "who said it's part of Islam" etc. instead of that attitude, I try to be honest, I don't know why Fajr prayer has such a difficult timing, and I can't say it is not part of Islam, yet I can't do it, I fall short. that's it honestly. that's much better I think.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8127511/amp/PICTURED-Air-Force-flies-500-000-coronavirus-testing-kits-Italy-quiet-Reach-911-mission.html