Luban (Frankincense / لوبان) in Tibb an-Nabawi & Traditional Medicine Luban (Arabic: اللُّبَان; known in Bengali and South Asian traditions as লুবান or সুগন্ধি…
Milk (Al-Laban / اللبن) in Tibb an-Nabawi (Medicine of the Prophet) In Prophetic Medicine (Tibb an-Nabawi) and classical Islamic medical traditions, milk (দুধ) holds…
Meat (Al-Lahm / اللحم) in Tibb an-Nabawi (Medicine of the Prophet) In Prophetic Medicine (Tibb an-Nabawi) and classical Islamic dietary traditions, meat holds an…
In traditional medicinal botany, Pathuni Shak (বাংলা: পাথুনি শাক / ইংরেজি: Celery; botanical name: Apium graveolens) belongs to the Apiaceae family. While it is…
In Prophetic Medicine (Tibb an-Nabawi) and Quranic botany, grapes (আঙ্গুর) and the grapevine (আঙ্গুর গাছ / Al-Kar’m) occupy an exceptionally elevated status. Grapes are…
In Prophetic Medicine (Tibb an-Nabawi), Katam (in Arabic: الكتم / in Bengali: কাতাম) is a well-known Yemenite plant (Buxus dioica / wild olive-like shrub)…
In Prophetic Medicine (Tibb an-Nabawi), truffles and wild mushrooms (Al-Kam’ah) hold a unique and highly praised status as a divinely blessed food and natural…
In traditional Islamic spiritual healing manuals (Ruqyah Shari’ah) and folk Tibb practices, Surah Taha (20:105–107) is specifically cited as a specialized treatment for boils,…