One of the longevous in world reveals exciting details about her life

One of the longevous persons in the world has revealed fascinating details about the secret of her survival for these long years, especially as she is healthy, walks by her own, and surprisingly says she never got sick in her life.

One of the longevous in world reveals exciting details about her life
One of the longevous in world reveals exciting details about her life
One of the longevous in world reveals exciting details about her life
One of the longevous in world reveals exciting details about her life
One of the longevous in world reveals exciting details about her life
2 September, 2018   06:29

DILSOUZ DELDAR/ AL-HASAKAH

It is rare to find longevous persons on earth outliving 100 years old today, but in the Arishah camp 30 km south of al-Hasakah in al-Jazeera region, the displaced Maryam Muhammad Ali, born in 1880 (138 years), one of oldest long-lived in the world, but does not have personal documents to prove the validity of her life, while confirming her age, which shares the opinion of her grandchildren, according to what they reported from their parents.

But according to the geography of the warm desert region where Maryiam grew up, it is rare for a man to live for much longer than many centuries, but according to the descendants of Maryam, her husband died 30 years ago and her eldest son died 10 years ago at the age of 60, computationally, the grandmother's age may be shorter, but it cannot be predicted because there are no formal DNA tests to prove otherwise.

According to official statistics published in the Guinness Book of Records and Gerontology on the Internet, Hawar news agency had a look at it, the most longevous in the world is a French woman named Jane Kalmint, aged 122 years. She died 21 years ago, to make Maryam one of the oldest in the world in the event of confirmation of her age.

Who is Maryam Mohammed Ali?

Maryam Mohammed Ali from the village of al-Bagilia in the countryside of Deir ez-Zor, northeast of Syria, she has displaced with her grandchildren to escape the oppression of ISIS to al-Arisha camp, which includes thousands of Deir ez-Zor's displaced people

Maryam has 4 children and two daughters, but all her male children have died, her daughters are still alive, her husband also died nearly 30 years ago, she has about 60 grandchildren and a granddaughter as well as more than 180 grandchildren.

Enjoys good health

It is eye-catching that she has undergone two world wars, the French mandate for Syria and witnessed the arrival of four presidents to power in Syria, she is still enjoys good health as she walks leaning by crutch without the help of anyone and still retains physical and mental strength and remember much of their past.

Performs all her religious duties

"I fast in Ramadan, Shaban, Shawal and Ashura months, in addition to performing the prayers on a daily basis," she said, adding that despite her arrival at this age, she never hesitated to perform her religious duties.

Has not got sick in her life

The strange thing in her story that she never got sick in her life, which is shared by the opinion of her grandchildren, where she still maintain her health free of any diseases that may affect the elders, especially this age, she said "in my entire life, I did not got injection because I did not got sick."

However, in the past few days, Maryam was sick, and was taken to the medical center of the Kurdish Red Crescent in the camp, due to the severe heat in the area

Will derived from Allah

When asked how she lived through this long period, she said, "This is the will of God."

According to her grandson's wife, Maryam is eating all foods without exception, most of them are natural, while she complains about ready-made fast foods.

got married without a wedding

In a nice narration, Maryam, who was married in the way of alternatives, which was prevalent at the time (a young man marries a girl in exchange for her brother marrying his sister) said that when she married there were no weddings as is currently being said, "I got married without having a wedding, so it was customs in our time."

We were drawing tattoos to recognize the man from the woman

The tattoos cover parts of the face and hands of Maryam, as ornaments for women, but the other thing to the tattoo was to know the man of the woman.

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ANHA