Title: Who Is The Most Likely To Complete Suicide? – Law Officer
Headings: Who Is The Most Likely To Complete Suicide?
Who Is The Most Likely To Complete Suicide?
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Content: Suicide is not permitted under Islam, but martyring oneself to Allah is condoned. Timing
Most suicides occur in the spring; the highest month for suicide is May, followed by April. Lack of daylight also correlates with depression and suicide related to an illness called seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Statistically, there are more suicides on Monday over any other day of the week. This statistic may be skewed, as many people who commit suicide are not found until after the weekend, when they fail to report for work or school. Despite popular belief, suicide rates do not increase over the winter holidays, or on an individual's birthday. In fact, December is the lowest month related to completed suicides. Additionally, research has continually demonstrated no relationship between suicides and the phase of the moon. Medical Conditions
People who are terminally ill, have a serious and/or chronic illnesses, or have protracted pain are at a greater risk for completing suicide.