What is Senna ? It belongs to the family Fabaceae. It is commonly known as Senna in Arabic, Sonnamukki in Malayalam & Sana in Hindi. It is commonly seen in Egypt, Sudan, India, Somalia etc. It is a small shrub of about 1.5 meters in height, with a branched, pale-green erect stem and long spreading […]
Type of Serving – Porridge Type of Meal – Breakfast & Dinner Place of Origin – Arabic Dish Ingredients – Fibre Rich Barley, Milk & Sweeteners (Honey, Sugar etc) Overview Talbina is a traditional food made with barley flour, cooked with milk and sweetened with honey or sugar. It is called talbina, which comes from
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Born – 7 Saffar 691 AH / January 29, 1292 AD Death – 13 Rajab 751 AH / September 15, 1350 AD (aged 60 years) Place of Birth – Damascus This Imam became well-known with the title Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah because his father was the principal of the school al-Jawziyyah in Damascus. As for his
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Allah sent Muhammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) with a religion that covers all aspects of life. Prophetic medicine is derived from verses of holy Qur’an and authentic hadiths of the prophet. It focuses mainly on the treatment with the verses of the holy Qur’an, prayers, Dikrs etc. It also includes the teachings of the prophet
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Common Name: Kalonji Seed, Black Cumin Seed, Habbathu Sawda, Black Caraway etcScientific Name: Nigella sativaDistribution: Egypt, India, West Asia, North America & Europe Overview Also known as Black Cumin Seed, Onion Seed, Habbah al-baraka in Arabic, Kalonji in Hindi, Karunjiragam in Malayalam & many other common names. Scientifically black seed plant is known as Nigella
Common Name: Indian CostusScientific Name: Saussurea lappaDistribution: Himalayas, Kashmir, Jammu, Western Ghats, and the Kishenganga Valley. What Is Qust Al Hindi ? It is medicinal herb that grows 1 to 2 metre tall. It is commonly seen in India including Himalayas, Kashmir, Jammu & Western Ghats. It’s roots has been traditionally used for many medicinal
Warning Hypoglycemia: If taken in excess amounts, black seed might lower blood sugar levels. If you have diabetes, watch for signs of low blood sugar and monitor your blood sugar carefully and use black seed. Low blood pressure: If taken in excess amounts, black seed might lower blood pressure. Not recommended for pregnant women, Keep
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