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As-Sunnah Academy of Prophetic Medicine (AAPM) is a branch of APMIS which provides comprehensive education in Islamic and prophetic medicine. Our goal is to train a new generation of practitioners in holistic healing approaches rooted in Islamic traditions. All programs are carefully designed to give students a deep understanding of the human body from an Islamic perspective, covering both health and illness. Our holistic curriculum bridges traditional wisdom with contemporary medical challenges. To learn more about our prophetic medicine courses and enroll, please see the detailed course information provided below.
Key educational offerings:
Some of the courses offered by As Sunnah Academy of Prophetic Medicine (AAPM)by are:
1 Gateway to prophetic Medicine
2 Prophetic Medical herbs.
3 prophetic Medicine Health science and spiritual healing
4 Mind Body therapy
5 prophetic Dietary practice
6 Apply therapy
On completion this courses you will move to the advance level of prophetic which is Islamic psychotherapy and counselling and you will be giving a certificate upon completion of this courses.
After the completion of the above courses you will be able:
The course manual is a course book titled gateway to prophetic Medicine book 1 to 6 very easy and short course for the beginners with references of series of famous work by scholars of prophetic Medicine such Abu Ali Ibn Sina (Avicenna). The course book is a condensed and summarized version of Ibn Sina’s earlier famous encyclopedic book on the Herbal Medicine known as ”Al-Qanon Fi al-Tibb” (Canon of Medicine) and others scholars’ books, after Quran and hadith, and with modern medicine prove and Islamic nutrition.
The course will go through very important discussions relating to the above listed categories. The manual is available in both English forms, The Hakim will explain the manual and will add a lot of information from his own long practice and the knowledge inherited from the noble prophetic of Islam.
The classical way of delivering the course will grant the students several things which does not exist in any other institute in the world;
Deep understanding of Greco-Islamic Herbal medicine
Arabic Language
Medical terminologies
Philosophical terminologies
Skill to unlock the books written in the antient and modern style
Understanding the differences of opinions between the early (pre-Islamic) giants of the field and the latter (Muslim) experts of the prophetic Medicine and herbalism.
In the heart of complementary, alternative, and herbal medicine is a thriving medical tradition known as Tibbu. The basis was laid by prophetic medicine, which later incorporated components from Egypt, India, China, and classical Greece. Prophetic medicine, also known as Arabic, Greco-Arab, Hikmah, Unani, Islamic, Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine (TAIM), is a well-known traditional healing system that encompasses dietary practices, herbal medicines, spiritual therapies, mind-body practices, and manual techniques that can be used alone or in combination to treat, diagnose, and prevent illnesses as well as maintain well-being. In the Middle East, traditional medicine has been practiced since ancient times despite notable improvements in mainstream medicine. TAIM is frequently the initial line of treatment for those with conditions like depression, psychosomatic problems, and infertility. Parallel to contemporary, conventional medicine, traditional Arabic medicine is an amalgam of:
The history of Islamic medicine dates back to the early. Islamic scholars gathered knowledge from all over the known world and added their own discoveries during the Islamic Golden Age, which lasted from the 8th to the 15th centuries, and this led to many significant scientific advancements. Islamic medicine was one of these crucial fields. According to medical history, “Islamic medicine” refers to the branch of medicine that was developed in the Middle East and is basically expressed in Arabic, the common tongue of Islamic civilization. With Europe still mired in the Dark Ages, this time period in medical history was undoubtedly light years ahead of it. According to the Prophet Muhammad’s sayings, he believed that Allah had sent a cure for every ailment and that it was the responsibility of Muslims to take care of the body and spirit. This belief in the Qur’an and Hadiths, which stated that Muslims had a duty to care for the sick, was central to Islamic medicine. This was frequently referred to as “Medicine of the Prophet” or prophetic medicine. Given that many Hadiths set forth guidelines for a holistic approach to health, this unquestionably falls under the purview of enhancing the standard of healthcare and guaranteeing access for all. The use of Greek, Chinese, and Indian medical techniques—many of which were viewed as pagan—by Islamic doctors initially sparked some controversy in the early days of Islam. The Islamic doctors were given complete freedom to research and use any methods they wished after a lengthy debate.
Prophetic Medicine (Tibb -e nabawi/ Tibb an nabawi/ Islamic medicine or prophetic medicine is defined as the total authentic Hadith narrated by the Prophet (pbuh) in relation to medicine, treatments of diseases, and care of patients. Tibb-e-Nabawi, or prophetic medicine, is a traditional Islamic medical practice that stretches back to the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It includes a comprehensive approach to health and wellbeing that places an emphasis on dietary recommendations, spiritual activities, and natural therapies for the prevention and treatment of a
range of illnesses. Prophetic medicine is predicated on the idea that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was a healer who offered advice on preserving both physical and mental health in addition to being a spiritual leader. In order to enhance their physical and mental well-being, he urged his followers to look for natural cures and dietary regimens and to abstain from bad habits.
Plant-based medicine, encompassing the use of various plant parts for health purposes, has a rich history outside conventional medical practices. Recent advancements in research and quality control have validated its efficacy, leading to increased mainstream acceptance. The Quran acknowledges numerous plants as divine gifts, detailing their growth processes and naming specific species like dates, figs, and pomegranates. The World Health Organization estimates that 80% of the global population relies on medicinal plants.
Prophetic medicine highlights certain herbs, including Nigella sativa (black seeds or kalonji) and fenugreek (hulbah). Fenugreek, native to Asia, Europe, and the Mediterranean, is valued for both culinary and medicinal applications.
Prophetic Medicine (Tibb -e nabawi/ Tibb an nabawi/ Islamic medicine or prophetic medicine is defined as the total authentic Hadith narrated by the Prophet (pbuh) in relation to medicine, treatments of diseases, and care of patients. Tibb-e-Nabawi, or prophetic medicine, is a traditional Islamic medical practice that stretches back to the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It includes a comprehensive approach to health and wellbeing that places an emphasis on dietary recommendations, spiritual activities, and natural therapies for the prevention and treatment of a range of illnesses. Prophetic medicine is predicated on the idea that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was a healer who offered advice on preserving both physical and mental health in addition to being a spiritual leader. In order to enhance their physical and mental well-being, he urged his followers to look for natural cures and dietary regimens and to abstain from bad habits.
Herbal medicine botanical medicine or plant medicine is the use of seeds, fruits, roots, leaves, bark, or flowers of plants for medicinal purposes. Herbal medicine has a long tradition of use outside conventional medicine. Improvements in analysis and quality control, as well as advances in clinical research, have demonstrated the value of herbal medicine in treating and preventing disease, and herbal medicine is becoming more mainstream. The Holy Quran has provided knowledge about various crops, including grains, seeds, and fodder, and their germination and growth processes in several Surahs. Plants are considered gifts from God, and the Quran lists the names of various plants, including dates, figs, olives, ginger, grapes, miswak, onions, barley, garlic, and pomegranates. According to the World Health Organization, about 80% of the world’s population uses medicinal plants
Some of the prophetic medical herbs are Black seeds (Nigella sativa) Black seed (N. sativa), also known as kalonji, often called black cumin, Hulbah (fenugreek) is an herb. The seeds are utilized in food and medicine, and they are found in Asia, Europe, and the Mediterranean region are home to fenugreek.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as not merely the absence of disease but a state of the total well-being of an individual physically, mentally, and socially. From an Islamic viewpoint, wellbeing is seen as one of the most noteworthy endowments that God has presented to mankind. It ought to be famous that the most noteworthy favoring after conviction is wellbeing, as described within the taking after Hadith. Wellbeing is, without a doubt, a support that we take for granted. We ought to express appreciation to God for giving us wellbeing. God has endowed us with our bodies for a fated period of time. He will hold us accountable for how we look after and used our bodies and our great wellbeing.
The conservation of this favoring can, as it were, be accomplished through taking great care of one’s wellbeing and taking each degree to preserve and upgrade it. With this in intellect, each Muslim ought to, beyond any doubt, embrace all vital activities which are conducive to the conservation of great wellbeing. Sound living is a portion and divide of Islam, presented with the beginning of Islam more than 14 centuries back. Moreover, the Quran and the Sunnah layout the lessons that appear to each Muslim on how to secure his wellbeing and live life in a state of virtue. Various cases in Islam educated its supporters to live a solid life, a choice is abridged underneath.
Mind body therapy is the branch of prophetic Medicine that involves the cure of ailments and care of patients with salat and adkar. Salat, a ritual prayer, involves a specific set of postures while reciting specific verses from the Holy Quran, praises, supplications, and affirmations to God. Our respondents believed that ritual prayer promotes well-being. In particular, Mr. Kashef explains: “(The influence of) religion means, for example, that in our religion there is prayer. If you pray regularly, your health will definitely improve. It is also a kind of exercise. The more times you pray, the more times you pray, which is good exercise. Islamic ritual prayer is also used as a type of active meditation, where every posture promotes physical and psychological health. Saima clarifies this point by saying, “Praying five times a day is very important both spiritually and physically and gives me peace.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as not merely the absence of disease but a state of the total well-being of an individual physically, mentally, and socially. From an Islamic viewpoint, wellbeing is seen as one of the most noteworthy endowments that God has presented to mankind. It ought to be famous that the most noteworthy favoring after conviction is wellbeing, as described within the taking after Hadith. Wellbeing is, without a doubt, a support that we take for granted. We ought to express appreciation to God for giving us wellbeing. God has endowed us with our bodies for a fated period of time. He will hold us accountable for how we look after and used our bodies and our great wellbeing.
The conservation of this favoring can, as it were, be accomplished through taking great care of one’s wellbeing and taking each degree to preserve and upgrade it. With this in intellect, each Muslim ought to, beyond any doubt, embrace all vital activities which are conducive to the conservation of great wellbeing. Sound living is a portion and divide of Islam, presented with the beginning of Islam more than 14 centuries back. Moreover, the Quran and the Sunnah layout the lessons that appear to each Muslim on how to secure his wellbeing and live life in a state of virtue. Various cases in Islam educated its supporters to live a solid life, a choice is abridged underneath.
Mind body therapy is the branch of prophetic Medicine that involves the cure of ailments and care of patients with salat and adkar. Salat, a ritual prayer, involves a specific set of postures while reciting specific verses from the Holy Quran, praises, supplications, and affirmations to God. Our respondents believed that ritual prayer promotes well-being. In particular, Mr. Kashef explains: “(The influence of) religion means, for example, that in our religion there is prayer. If you pray regularly, your health will definitely improve. It is also a kind of exercise. The more times you pray, which is good exercise. Islamic ritual prayer is also used as a type of active meditation, where every posture promotes physical and psychological health. Saima clarifies this point by saying, “Praying five times a day is very important both spiritually and physically and gives me peace.
Diet and nutrition are fundamental to maintaining people’s general health and oral health. Diet refers to the total amount of food an individual consumes.While Nutrition is the process of using food for growth, metabolism, and tissue repair. The relationship between food, nutrition, and health is a two-way street: health status can be affected by nutritional deficiencies and vice versa. Dietary guidelines have been developed to provide evidence-based food and beverage recommendations to the population; aim to promote diets that meet nutritional needs and prevent diet-related diseases such as tooth decay and obesity. Based on the amount the human body needs for normal metabolism, growth, and physical fitness, nutrients are divided into 2 categories: macronutrients, including proteins, carbohydrates, and fats, and micronutrients, including vitamins and minerals. Fat is the most energy-dense macronutrient, while carbohydrates constitute the most important source of energy in the diets of most people in quantitative terms.
This prophetic Medicine cure with the use of (al hejamah) cupping
The Arabic word for cupping, al-hejamah, literally means “relief” or “returning the body to its natural, harmonious state.
“The practice of al-hijama has been widespread in the Middle East for thousands of years, with quotations dating back to the time of Hippocrates.
Also derived from prophetic tradition, blood is drawn by vacuum through small incisions in the skin for therapeutic purposes.
Ibrahim explains (using cupping) that “.
If someone wants to do something, it is the Sunnah (what the Prophet Muhammad [peace be upon him] used to say or do)” (using cupping).
Another participant, Mr.
Hussain said, “I was thinking of cupping right away because it might help with liver disease.
Ayesha (R.A) said of his own perception regarding the use of cupping.
Diet and nutrition are fundamental to maintaining people’s general health and oral health. Diet refers to the total amount of food an individual consumes.While Nutrition is the process of using food for growth, metabolism, and tissue repair. The relationship between food, nutrition, and health is a two-way street: health status can be affected by nutritional deficiencies and vice versa. Dietary guidelines have been developed to provide evidence-based food and beverage recommendations to the population; aim to promote diets that meet nutritional needs and prevent diet-related diseases such as tooth decay and obesity. Based on the amount the human body needs for normal metabolism, growth, and physical fitness, nutrients are divided into 2 categories: macronutrients, including proteins, carbohydrates, and fats, and micronutrients, including vitamins and minerals. Fat is the most energy-dense macronutrient, while carbohydrates constitute the most important source of energy in the diets of most people in quantitative terms.
This prophetic Medicine cure with the use of (al hejamah) cupping
The Arabic word for cupping, al-hejamah, literally means “relief” or “returning the body to its natural, harmonious state.
“The practice of al-hijama has been widespread in the Middle East for thousands of years, with quotations dating back to the time of Hippocrates.
Also derived from prophetic tradition, blood is drawn by vacuum through small incisions in the skin for therapeutic purposes.
Ibrahim explains (using cupping) that “.
If someone wants to do something, it is the Sunnah (what the Prophet Muhammad [peace be upon him] used to say or do)” (using cupping).
Another participant, Mr.
Hussain said, “I was thinking of cupping right away because it might help with liver disease.
Ayesha (R.A) said of his own perception regarding the use of cupping.
Islamic psychotherapy is a method of treating and curing mental, spiritual, moral, or physical illnesses using the teachings of Allah, His angels, His prophet and Messenger, or the following generation of prophets, as well as the guidance of the al-Qur’an and the Prophet Muhammad’s Sunnah. According to M.Utsman Najatistates, an evaluation of Islam’s past shows us how faith in Allah can successfully treat a range of illnesses, give one a sense of safety and security, and shield one’s soul from various forms of anxiety and mental illness that can occasionally result from them. Remarkably, therapy is typically administered following a mental health episode. Concurrently, a person’s belief in Allah, ingrained in their soul from an early age, acts as a protector and a remedy against a range of mental disorders. Q is raised in reference to the safety and tranquility that come from a believer’s faith in Allah in their spirit. s. Al-Ra‘d/13: 28.
ٱلَّذِينَ ءَامَنُواْ وَتَطۡمَئِنُّ قُلُوبُهُم بِذِكۡرِ ٱللَّهِۗ أَلَا بِذِكۡرِ ٱللَّهِ تَطۡمَئِنُّ ٱلۡقُلُوبُ
Those who have faith and whose hearts find peace in the remembrance of God-truly it is in the remembrance of God that hearts find peace” (Q.S. al-Ra‘d/13: 28)
The Qur’an gives cues to handle a numbers of cases with psychotherapeutic approach effectively and successfully.
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We provide comprehensive Islamic and prophetic medicine treatment for a wide range of ailments. Discover the power of Islamic medicine for integrated healing approach.
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zamzam water
black seed
olive oil
homepage
about us
our services
resources
contact us
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