Medication with the Black Seed التَداوي با لحبَّة السَّوداء-Prophet’s Medicine Guide & Healing Wisdom

التداوي بالحبة السوداء — دليل شامل متجذر في السنة النبوية والحكمة الطبية التقليدية. استنادًا إلى الحديث النبوي الشريف: "في الحبة السوداء شفاء من كل داء إلا السام"، يجمع هذا العمل البحثي المتقن بين المراجع الكلاسيكية والفهم المعاصر للاستخدامات العلاجية لحبة البركة. يقدم المؤلف بشكل منهجي:

من المؤلف:

هذا الكتاب من تأليف باحث إسلامي مطلع ذو خبرة في الطب النبوي والأدب الطبي العربي الكلاسيكي. يستلهم المؤلف من الأحاديث النبوية الصحيحة، والأعمال الطبية الإسلامية المبكرة، والشروح اللاحقة، ويقدم فوائد الحبة السوداء الروحية والعملية. يمزج المؤلف بين التراث الإسلامي والطب التقليدي، مما يجعل العلاجات القديمة سهلة المنال وذات صلة بالقراء المعاصرين.

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Treatment
with Black Cumin
in the Prophetic Tradition and Ancient and Modern Medicine
Preparation
Ahmed Shams al-Din
(DKD
Dar Al-Kotob Al-Ilmiyah
Founded by Mohammad Ali Beydoun in 1971
Beirut - Lebanon
Page 02
Index of Herbs and Plants
Mentioned in the Third Chapter of the First Part
Page | Plant Name
Page
Senna
Fennel
Water Fennel
Thyme
Wild Thyme
Greater Celandine
Nettle
Cinnamon
Watercress
Caraway
Mint
Asparagus
Plant Name
Myrtle
Achillea (Yarrow)
Anise
Chamomile
Marjoram
Parsley
Gentian
Hops
Coltsfoot
Datura
Rauvolfia / Belladonna
Henbane
Page 03
Page
Table of Contents
Subject Introduction
Part One
Chapter One: Origins of Medicine and Herbal/Plant Treatment throughout History
A - Brief history of medicine: Babylonian medicine, Ancient Egyptian medicine
Greek medicine: Hippocrates
Greek medicine after Hippocrates
Galen
Medicine after Galen, Arab medicine
Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi, Ali ibn al-Abbas al-Majusi, Avicenna...
Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi
B - Treatment with plants and herbs throughout history
Chapter Two: Classification of Medicinal Plants First: Botanical Classification
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Asparagus
Part Two
Chapter One: Black Cumin, its names, habitat, description, morphological and chemical properties, cultivation
Its names
Its original habitat, botanical description, morphological properties
1 - Common Black Cumin
2 - Damascus Black Cumin, 3 - Eastern Black Cumin
Chemical properties
Environmental conditions
Planting time
Planting rate
Method of cultivation
Irrigation
Fertilization
Harvesting the seeds
Methods of extracting fixed and essential oils
1 - Crushing the seeds
2 - Extracting the oils
Chemical components of the seeds and oil
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Black Cumin
Black Cumin (Nigella Sativa)
Its names:
Its names - its habitats - its description -
its morphological and chemical properties - its cultivation
Black Cumin is known by many names; it is called in the Persian language "Shuniz"(1), and is also called Baraka seed, Black Caraway, Indian Caraway, and Bashma. King al-Muzaffar Yusuf ibn Umar al-Turkumani mentioned it in his book "Al-Mu'tamad fi al-Adwiyah al-Mufradah" under the names Tashmizaj, Jamashk, and Bashma, and said: "It is known in the language of Yemen as 'Tashmah'..." And the ancient Egyptians knew it by the name...
(1) Ibn Hajar said in "Fath al-Bari Sharh Sahih al-Bukhari" (Vol. 1, p. 145), while interpreting the Hadith of Abu Hurairah, may Allah be pleased with him, that he heard the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, say: "In the Black Cumin is a cure for every disease except As-Sam." Ibn Shihab said: As-Sam is death, and the Black Cumin is Shuniz. Ibn Hajar said: "Shuniz with a damma on the Sheen, a sukun on the Waw, a kasra on the Noon, and a sukun on the Ya, followed by a Zay." Al-Qurtubi said: Some of our scholars marked the Sheen with a fatha, and Iyad narrated from Ibn al-Arabi that he gave it a kasra and replaced the Waw with a Ya, saying Shiniz. Interpreting Black Cumin as Shuniz was the most common term for them at that time, but now the matter is the opposite; Black Cumin is much more famous to the people of this era than Shuniz, and interpreting it as Shuniz is the most frequent and famous, and it is the Black Caraway; it is also called Indian Caraway. Ibrahim al-Harbi narrated in "Gharib al-Hadith" from Hasan al-Basri that it is mustard, and Abu Ubaid al-Harawi narrated in "Al-Gharibayn" that it is the fruit of the terebinth (butm), and the name of its tree is "al-farw". Al-Jawhari said: It is the gum of a tree called "kamkam" brought from Yemen, and its scent is pleasant, and it is used in incense... Al-Qurtubi said: Interpreting it as Shuniz is more appropriate for two reasons: First, it is the opinion of the majority, and second, its many benefits, unlike mustard and terebinth.
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Respiratory Diseases
Cough
Area
Cough is one of the diseases of the respiratory system. The infection may be in the trachea, and this can be easily managed. However, if the infection is in the alveoli, that is where the difficulty of treatment lies. Cough treatment is divided into two parts:
1 - A drink to be consumed, like hot tea, twice daily.
First: after breakfast.
Second: just before sunset.
2 - Vapor to be inhaled, which is the vapor of Black Cumin, inhaled for fifteen minutes twice daily.
First: at noon.
Second: before sleep.
The vapor has another benefit, which is the cure for cold coryza (common cold) and easing breathing. To prepare the cough treatment formula, we need the following:
1 - A teaspoon of ground Black Cumin. 2 - A teaspoon of licorice. 3 - Half a teaspoon of anise. 4 - A teaspoon of ground chamomile.
5 - A cup of boiling water.
Page 07
Table of Physical and Chemical Properties
of fixed oils resulting from common Black Cumin seeds
grown in Egypt and abroad
Physical Properties
Specific Gravity
Refractive Index
Acid Number
Saponification Number
Iodine Number
Reichert-Meissl Number
Polenske Number
Percentage of Unsaponifiable Matter
Oleic Acid Percentage
Linoleic Acid Percentage
Linolenic Acid Percentage
Saturated Fatty Acids Percentage
Palmitic Acid Percentage
Stearic Acid Percentage
Eicosadienoic Acid Percentage
Myristic Acid Percentage
Egypt
The essential oil resulting from Black Cumin seeds is a volatile oil, liquid in consistency, pale yellow in color, has an aromatic scent, and its percentage ranges between 0.5 and 1.1. Its most important components are Nigellone and Thymohydroquinone.

Dar Al-Kotob Al-Ilmiyah

• مراجعة خلط العناصر الفردية

نقوم بشحن الطلبات مباشرة من مستودعاتنا في المملكة المتحدة والولايات المتحدة الأمريكية، ونقدم خيارات شحن متعددة لتناسب احتياجاتك. نحن نشحن بفخر إلى جميع أنحاء العالم.

عمليات التسليم في المملكة المتحدة (من مستودع المملكة المتحدة):

يصل الشحن القياسي عادةً في غضون 3-4 أيام عمل. يستغرق التسليم السريع 2-3 أيام عمل. نهدف إلى شحن الطلبات في نفس اليوم أو يوم العمل التالي، مع توفر خيارات التوصيل في اليوم التالي حيثما ينطبق ذلك.

عمليات التسليم في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية (من مستودع الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية):

تصل الطلبات عادةً في غضون 4-7 أيام عمل.

أوروبا (يتم الشحن من المملكة المتحدة):

يستغرق التسليم القياسي حوالي 6-10 أيام عمل، مع توفر خدمات الشحن السريع في غضون 3-5 أيام عمل.

كندا:

الوقت المقدر للتسليم هو 5-10 أيام عمل.

الشحن في جميع أنحاء العالم:

تصل الطلبات الدولية بشكل عام في غضون 5-20 يوم عمل، اعتمادًا على الوجهة وطريقة الشحن المختارة.

للحصول على جداول زمنية دقيقة للتسليم بناءً على موقعك، يرجى الاتصال بنا عبر البريد الإلكتروني وسيقدم فريقنا معلومات مفصلة ومخصصة لعنوانك.

Page 01
Treatment
with Black Cumin
in the Prophetic Tradition and Ancient and Modern Medicine
Preparation
Ahmed Shams al-Din
(DKD
Dar Al-Kotob Al-Ilmiyah
Founded by Mohammad Ali Beydoun in 1971
Beirut - Lebanon
Page 02
Index of Herbs and Plants
Mentioned in the Third Chapter of the First Part
Page | Plant Name
Page
Senna
Fennel
Water Fennel
Thyme
Wild Thyme
Greater Celandine
Nettle
Cinnamon
Watercress
Caraway
Mint
Asparagus
Plant Name
Myrtle
Achillea (Yarrow)
Anise
Chamomile
Marjoram
Parsley
Gentian
Hops
Coltsfoot
Datura
Rauvolfia / Belladonna
Henbane
Page 03
Page
Table of Contents
Subject Introduction
Part One
Chapter One: Origins of Medicine and Herbal/Plant Treatment throughout History
A - Brief history of medicine: Babylonian medicine, Ancient Egyptian medicine
Greek medicine: Hippocrates
Greek medicine after Hippocrates
Galen
Medicine after Galen, Arab medicine
Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi, Ali ibn al-Abbas al-Majusi, Avicenna...
Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi
B - Treatment with plants and herbs throughout history
Chapter Two: Classification of Medicinal Plants First: Botanical Classification
Page 04
Asparagus
Part Two
Chapter One: Black Cumin, its names, habitat, description, morphological and chemical properties, cultivation
Its names
Its original habitat, botanical description, morphological properties
1 - Common Black Cumin
2 - Damascus Black Cumin, 3 - Eastern Black Cumin
Chemical properties
Environmental conditions
Planting time
Planting rate
Method of cultivation
Irrigation
Fertilization
Harvesting the seeds
Methods of extracting fixed and essential oils
1 - Crushing the seeds
2 - Extracting the oils
Chemical components of the seeds and oil
Page 05
Black Cumin
Black Cumin (Nigella Sativa)
Its names:
Its names - its habitats - its description -
its morphological and chemical properties - its cultivation
Black Cumin is known by many names; it is called in the Persian language "Shuniz"(1), and is also called Baraka seed, Black Caraway, Indian Caraway, and Bashma. King al-Muzaffar Yusuf ibn Umar al-Turkumani mentioned it in his book "Al-Mu'tamad fi al-Adwiyah al-Mufradah" under the names Tashmizaj, Jamashk, and Bashma, and said: "It is known in the language of Yemen as 'Tashmah'..." And the ancient Egyptians knew it by the name...
(1) Ibn Hajar said in "Fath al-Bari Sharh Sahih al-Bukhari" (Vol. 1, p. 145), while interpreting the Hadith of Abu Hurairah, may Allah be pleased with him, that he heard the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, say: "In the Black Cumin is a cure for every disease except As-Sam." Ibn Shihab said: As-Sam is death, and the Black Cumin is Shuniz. Ibn Hajar said: "Shuniz with a damma on the Sheen, a sukun on the Waw, a kasra on the Noon, and a sukun on the Ya, followed by a Zay." Al-Qurtubi said: Some of our scholars marked the Sheen with a fatha, and Iyad narrated from Ibn al-Arabi that he gave it a kasra and replaced the Waw with a Ya, saying Shiniz. Interpreting Black Cumin as Shuniz was the most common term for them at that time, but now the matter is the opposite; Black Cumin is much more famous to the people of this era than Shuniz, and interpreting it as Shuniz is the most frequent and famous, and it is the Black Caraway; it is also called Indian Caraway. Ibrahim al-Harbi narrated in "Gharib al-Hadith" from Hasan al-Basri that it is mustard, and Abu Ubaid al-Harawi narrated in "Al-Gharibayn" that it is the fruit of the terebinth (butm), and the name of its tree is "al-farw". Al-Jawhari said: It is the gum of a tree called "kamkam" brought from Yemen, and its scent is pleasant, and it is used in incense... Al-Qurtubi said: Interpreting it as Shuniz is more appropriate for two reasons: First, it is the opinion of the majority, and second, its many benefits, unlike mustard and terebinth.
Page 06
Respiratory Diseases
Cough
Area
Cough is one of the diseases of the respiratory system. The infection may be in the trachea, and this can be easily managed. However, if the infection is in the alveoli, that is where the difficulty of treatment lies. Cough treatment is divided into two parts:
1 - A drink to be consumed, like hot tea, twice daily.
First: after breakfast.
Second: just before sunset.
2 - Vapor to be inhaled, which is the vapor of Black Cumin, inhaled for fifteen minutes twice daily.
First: at noon.
Second: before sleep.
The vapor has another benefit, which is the cure for cold coryza (common cold) and easing breathing. To prepare the cough treatment formula, we need the following:
1 - A teaspoon of ground Black Cumin. 2 - A teaspoon of licorice. 3 - Half a teaspoon of anise. 4 - A teaspoon of ground chamomile.
5 - A cup of boiling water.
Page 07
Table of Physical and Chemical Properties
of fixed oils resulting from common Black Cumin seeds
grown in Egypt and abroad
Physical Properties
Specific Gravity
Refractive Index
Acid Number
Saponification Number
Iodine Number
Reichert-Meissl Number
Polenske Number
Percentage of Unsaponifiable Matter
Oleic Acid Percentage
Linoleic Acid Percentage
Linolenic Acid Percentage
Saturated Fatty Acids Percentage
Palmitic Acid Percentage
Stearic Acid Percentage
Eicosadienoic Acid Percentage
Myristic Acid Percentage
Egypt
The essential oil resulting from Black Cumin seeds is a volatile oil, liquid in consistency, pale yellow in color, has an aromatic scent, and its percentage ranges between 0.5 and 1.1. Its most important components are Nigellone and Thymohydroquinone.