Write an article based on this "Treat the Qu'ran as a holy book and approach readings with respect. Wash your hands, brush your teeth, and dress in nice clothing. Sit up straight when you read the Qur'an. Pause occasionally to consider what you have just read. Close the Qur'an when you are finished reading it."
article: In Muslim culture, there are specific rules of etiquette when it comes to reading the Qu'ran, often referred to as tajweed rules. These rules mostly revolve around cleanliness, respect, and preferences about recitation. You don't have to follow these rules to read the Qu'ran, but you may want to consider them as part of your study to better understand the Islamic faith. If you attend religious services at a mosque or intend to explore the Muslim faith on a deeper level, it is helpful to be aware of and practice tajweed rules. Always attend to your hygiene before reading your Qur'an. Imagine you are getting ready for a job interview or to meet a very important person. Get yourself ready to start your day. If you cough up phlegm at any point during your reading, make sure to pause and rinse your mouth out with water. Don't slouch or lean back. Try sitting in a hard-backed chair or at a desk so you will be less inclined to lean back. Don't sit in a chair that reclines or read your Qur'an in bed. You may hold your Qur'an on your lap or on a surface in front of you, but never place it on the floor. Also, make sure that you are facing in the direction of prayer before you read. Whenever you encounter a passage that tells a story about people or that promises Allah's blessing, pause and consider it. Reflect on the meaning of the story or passage before you move on. Never rush your readings of the Qur'an. If you do not have time to read at a leisurely pace, choose another time to read. Never leave your Qur'an open after you have finished reading it. Place a book mark or make a note about where you left off, and then close your Qur'an and put it in its place, such as on a bookshelf or table. Never stack other books on top of the Qur'an. This symbolizes that they are above the Qur'an.

Write an article based on this "Perform the front crawl if you're going for speed. Do the backstroke for a leisurely swim. Swim with the breaststroke if you want a calm swim."
article: Keep your body as flat as possible in the water and face your head and eyes forward and down. Use your legs to paddle as quickly as possible to stay floating. Stretch forward with your hand and slice through the water. Move your hips and shoulders to generate extra movement and speed. To find the right speed you should be swimming at, count to 6 quickly and try and paddle your legs in tempo with your counting. Remember to breathe in whenever you feel like it. Only rotate your head when you need to breathe. Breathe from one side of your mouth as half your face should still be in the water when you rotate your head to breathe. Make sure your body is as flat as possible as you lie in the water. Keep your head and neck relaxed. Focus on your shoulder as you raise your arm out of the water. Rotate your arm through the water and turn your palm to face your feet. Then flex your arm and push through the water. Kick from your hips and keep your legs close together. Breathe in when each arm finishes a full movement. Use your breath to judge the tempo of your stroke. When performing the breaststroke, keeping your body level is vital to ensure efficient usage of energy and to ensure that you keep your balance. Relax your neck and shoulders as much as you can. Point your arms forward and face your hands down and out. Bend your knees and bring your feet towards your butt. Lift 1 shoulder when you need to breathe. You should breathe whenever you feel like it's necessary. Lift your shoulder so your chin is just touching the surface of the water and breathe in. Exhale when your head is back underwater.

Write an article based on this "Give your dog a relaxing massage. Take your dog to work or to a bar or restaurant. Enter your dog in training competitions. Watch a dog-themed movie together. Take your dog to a nursing home or hospital. Go on a road trip with your dog."
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Most people don't take the time to give their dogs a massage. Though it may sound silly, just spending 20 minutes once or twice a week giving your dog a nice, relaxing massage can help deepen your bond. Massage him as you would a human behind the ears, on the neck, on his back, and anywhere that seems to make him feel good. Start off gently and deepen your massages if your dog seems to like it. This will be a great way for you to physically connect with your dog. Every dog is different. Some like to be massaged, while some may wrangle out of your grasp. Get a feel for what your dog likes as you try this new bonding activity. If he just prefers to be petted, then don't force it and stick to that. If you work in a more hip office that lets you bring your dog to work, then take him to work with you once in a while, if you can swing it. Though you'll have to tend to your dog a bit and may not be able to have him there the whole day, just taking the dog to your workplace can reinforce your bond in a completely new environment. Make an effort to incorporate your dog in other aspects of your life. If there's a dog-friendly bar or restaurant in your neighborhood, bring your dog there once in a while, so you can have fun with your friends while letting your dog roam a bit. Making the effort to take your dog out with you will help you bond because he'll be happy that you don't want him to be cooped up all day. Plus, your dog may meet other dogs at these bars or restaurants that he may like to play with, so he'll love the extra social time. If you have trained your dog well and think training competitions are the way to go, then another way for you and your dog to bond is for you to enter him in competitions. You can then spend more time grooming your dog, teaching him tricks, and traveling with your dog as well. Though this isn't for everybody, if you're committed to training your dog, this can be a great bonding activity. Entering your dog in competitions will mean that you have to spend a lot of quality time with your dog. What could be better than that? Though it may sound silly and your dog won't really know that he's watching a dog on television, you can have a nice time watching a dog-themed movie with your dog. You can watch Lassie, Homeward Bound, Lady and the Tramp, or a number of other dog-themed flicks while hanging out with your favorite creature for a few hours. Pay attention to your dog while watching the movie and make sure to give him lots of affection, petting, and maybe even a few treats. Setting aside some time to watch a movie with your dog will let you slow down and just hang out with your dog without creating a bunch of elaborate plans for your bonding time. Though activities are nice, so is just hanging out, the same as it is when you're hanging out with people. Some nursing homes or hospitals have programs that allow you to bring in your dogs to help cheer up sick patients. Look into your neighborhood hospitals and nursing homes to see if you can bring your dog to one of these programs. This can be a great way for you and your dog to share the love with people in need and to bring joy to their lives. Your dog will love the social time and the attention and will appreciate the effort you've made to bring him to a new environment. It's a win-win situation. Not only will you be helping out your community, but you'll be bonding with your dog in a new way. Another thing you can go to go above and beyond in your bond with your dog is to go on a road trip with him. You don't have to go very far just a weekend trip or a long drive to a lake or a park will do. Let your dog sit in the front or back seat, roll down the window, and let him feel the breeze on his face. Your dog will appreciate this special time you spend together and will love the freedom of the open road as well as the time you spend together. Take the trip to a fun, dog-friendly destination like a park or a beach. Make the experience all about letting your dog roam free while having fun with you.