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How to use Hijamah Set

How to use Hijamah Set

How to perform Hijamah Hijamah, wet cupping, is a traditional therapy that uses negative pressure and light superficial scratches to draw out small amounts of blood. Keep routines simple, clean, and time-bound. Use fresh, sterile tools and follow clear aftercare. Table of contents Video tutorial Sunnah days Preparation Step by step Aftercare Diet advice General […]

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Natural Henna

How to use Henna

How to Use Henna How to Use Henna Henna is wonderfully simple, leaves of Lawsonia inermis ground to a fine powder that tints skin and hair a warm, earthy red. With a few household tools, a patient mix, and a calm routine, you can colour greys, nourish your scalp, or create classic mehndi designs that

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Natural Ghassoul (Mineral Clay)

How to use Ghassoul (Mineral Clay)

How to use Ghassoul (Mineral Clay) How to use Ghassoul (Mineral Clay) Ghassoul, also called Rhassoul, is a silky mineral clay from the Atlas Mountains. It cleans without foam, softens without harshness, and leaves skin and hair calm, clarified, and comfortable. The trick? Gentle ratios, short contact time, and a splash of hydration after. Table

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Indian Costus (Quist al Bahri) Nose Drops

How to use Costus (Quist)

How to use Costus (Quist) Costus, known as qust al hindi or qust al bahri, is an aromatic root. You see it as dried chips, powder, or oil. The scent is warm and earthy. The taste is bitter with a little bite. The names, so we speak the same language People say qust, quist, kuth,

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BAKHOOR (INCENSE)

How to use Bakhour

How to use Bakhoor How to use Bakhoor Bakhoor (also written bukhoor or bakhour) is traditional Arabian incense made from perfumed wood chips often agarwood, known as oud chips blended with resins and oils. If you’re new to it, think of a soft, layered scent journey that warms a room in minutes. This guide shows

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Sidr/Jujube Leaves

How to use Sidr

How to Use Sidr How to Use Sidr Sidr refers to the leaves of the lote tree (Ziziphus species), long used across Arabia and North Africa for gentle cleansing and spiritual routines. Ground leaves foam slightly in water, smell green and earthy, and can be used for washing, rinsing, and—where appropriate—drinking in small amounts. Below

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Ruqya Water Instructions

How to make ruqya water with ruqya paper (basic mixture).  You need:  Instructions:  This basic ruqya water can be used in many ways in the ruqya or the effect can be intensified with other ingredients.  You can find other applications here:  –Enhancing Ruqya Water with Sidr– -Honey water as Ruqya therapy-  -Ruqya home cleaning-  –Ruqya

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