How to use Black Seed Oil Black seed oil comes from Nigella sativa. It tastes warm and slightly bitter. People use it for daily wellness, skin, and hair. You need a clear plan, good quality oil, and steady routine. Table of contents Video tutorial Choose quality first Internal use Skin use Hair care Simple food […]
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How to use Saudi Black Seeds (Habbatu Sauda, Nigella sativa) Saudi black seeds carry a peppery, slightly onion-like flavour with a warm aroma. You will hear many names, and yes, it gets confusing. Habbatu Sauda, black seed, kalonji, and Nigella sativa point to the same thing. “Black cumin” is often used in shops, but that
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How to Use Real Saffron (Crocus sativus) Below you will find practical ways to use SunnahCure saffron for remedies, ruqyah, cooking, colouring, and Aqiqah, with simple steps and safety notes. Table of contents Video tutorial As a remedy for mental and physical complaints Use in Ruqyah As a spice As a colouring agent Application for
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How to use Bee Pollen Bee pollen adds a bright, floral crunch and a gentle sweetness. Use it for simple daily routines, quick recipes, and careful wellbeing habits. Start small, stay consistent, and keep quality high. Table of contents Video tutorial How to choose quality How to start safely Ways to take bee pollen Easy
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How to use Palm Pollen Palm pollen, usually from the date palm, is a pale, fine powder with a faintly sweet, flour-like aroma. People fold it into honey, stir it into milk, or blend it with smoothies. Keep amounts small, choose clean source material, and build a simple routine you will follow. Table of contents
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How to use Olive Oil Extra-virgin olive oil is simple, clean, and versatile. You can take it by the spoon, stir it into food, or use it on the skin. For Ruqyah, many readers recite Qur’an over the oil, then use small amounts with steadiness and respect. Keep quality high and your routine light. Table
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How to use Musk Tahara Musk Tahara is a classic personal fragrance. Keep it simple, keep it respectful, and follow the guidance below for everyday use and modest routines. Table of contents Video tutorial You need Directions Attention Where to buy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What is Musk Tahara and how is it used safely?
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How to use Louban (Frankincense Resin) Louban, known as frankincense resin, is a fragrant tree gum traditionally burned for aroma, calm, and focus. You can use it on charcoal, on an electric burner, chewed like gum, or infused in water for home fragrance. Table of contents Video tutorial What is Louban How to choose quality
How to use Lavender Oil Lavender oil, usually from Lavandula angustifolia, smells clean and floral with a soft herbal edge. It suits bedtime routines, quick stress resets, and light skin care when properly diluted. Table of contents Video tutorial What is lavender oil How to choose quality Dilution and safety guide Topical uses Diffusion and
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How to use Ithmid Kohl Ithmid kohl is a classic eyeliner powder known for its soft glide and elegant definition. Shades range from ash grey to deep black depending on source and milling. Use light pressure, keep tools clean, and favour transparent brands with clear ingredients and batch details. Table of contents Video tutorial What
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