history about habbatussauda'

HISTORY ABOUT HABBATUSSAUDA’

CREATED BY:

SINTIA AYU WIDYAWATI

BELLA YORISKA FIRDAUS

FINA AYU MADALIAH

SALMA MUHLISOTUL

JUWITA PUTRI

HEALTH FACULTY-PHARMACY

DARUSSALAM UNIVERSITY-MANTINGAN-EAST JAVA

INDONESIA

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

                  In the name of Allah SWT, the benecifent, the mercifull, praise be to Allah SWT the lord of the world pray and peace be upon the final prophet of islam, Muhammad SAW, his family, companions and his followers.

                  By the mercy, blessing and help of Allah SWT , the writer could finisher writing this simple paper. Realizing her dependence on so many persons in order to complete this paper, the writer feels to necessitate herself to convey gratitude for all indispensible direction, guidance and assistance. So in this occassion, the writer would like to express her thank fullness to Mr. Luthfi Muhyiddin MA , for the worthy guidance and suggestion in writing this paper.

                  Maybe Allah SWT reciproate a proportionate reward for them and may this humble paper  be valuable and useful for the readers and especially for the writer.

INTRODUCTION

                 

                  In this beautiful place we choose this subject to explain about herbal drug such us habbatussauda’ or black seeds. Black seed (Nigella sativa) is considered to be one of the greatest healing herbs of all times. This herb has been used for millenniums to strengthen the immune system, cleanse the body, purify the blood, protect against irritants and support healthy longevity. Long forgotten this herb is now enjoying a positive and welcomed come-back.

                  Black Seed (habbatussauda) is one of the medicinal plants that includes the treatment of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Nigella sativa is a bisexual that means plant can replicate/reproduce itself, forming a capsule containing the seeds of fruit. When ripe the fruit capsule, it will open and the seeds are in it on the air and turn black, so-called Black Seed (Black Seed).

                   Habbatusauda've known thousands of years ago and is widely used by people of India, Pakistan, Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries to treat various diseases. Habbatusauda have several names including in Indonesia, known as black cumin. In the UK known as fennel flower. in Egyptian known with habbat et baraka. In Italy known as Nigell. in french known as Nigelle. In german was known as Nidella. In the United called with black cumin / black seed.

                 

VOCABULARIES

·         Healing            : Penyembuhan

·         Entombed       : Menanamkan

·         Threshed         :  Menebah

·         Ailment           : Penyakit ringan

·         Tomb               :  Kuburan

·         implying          : Menyatakan tidak langsung, termasuk

·         to assist           : to help

·         the reaping      : menuai

·         threshed          : menbah, memukul

·         sledge              : pengeretan

·         cart                  : kereta, mengangkut dengan kereta

·         rod                   : tangkai

·         treatise             : risalat

·         grain                : urat/kembang kayu

·         contemporary : sejaman

·         regarded          : menghormati

·         disorders         : kekacauan, penyakit

·         ascribed           : menganggap berasal

·         imbalance        : ketidakseimbangan

·         recovery          : kesembuhan, penemuan kembali

·         fatigue             : kepenatan, melelahkan

·         exaggerated     : membesar-besarkan

·         evidence          : fakta

·         inflammatory   : yang menyebabkan radang

·         occur               : terjadi

·         relieve              : mengurangi

·         symptom         : gejala

·         encourages      : menganjurkan

·         retards                         : memperlambat

·         wrinkling         : kerut

·         dietary             : yang berhubungan dengan makanan

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MAIN CHAPTER

What is Habbatus Sauda?

Habbatus Sauda, in english the black seed oil (nigella sativa) some may have heard about black seed habbatus sauda it some may not. Found out about it somewhere in 2010 when a stage 4 cancer patient told her cancer subside gradually after she took a handful of the black seed once a day after obtaining it from mecca. Of course being someone who is new to it scepticality was no.1 until someone showed this verse of hadith

It was narrated from Abu Hurayrah that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said:

“In the black seed is healing for every disease except death.”

History of the Black Seed

Nigella sativa was discovered in Tutankhamen’s tomb, implying that it played an important role in ancient Egyptian practices. Although its exact role in Egyptian culture is not known, we do know that items entombed with a king were carefully selected to assist him in the afterlife.

The earliest written reference to black seed is found in the book of Isaiah in the Old Testament. Isaiah contrasts the reaping of black cumin with wheat: For the black cumin is not threshed with a threshing sledge, nor is a cart wheel rolled over the cumin, but the black cumin is beaten out with a stick, and the cumin with a rod. (Isaiah 28:25,27 NKJV).

Easton’s Bible Dictionary clarifies that the Hebrew word for black cumin, “ketsah,” refers to “without doubt the Nigella sativa, a small annual of the order Ranunculaceae which grows wild in the Mediterranean countries, and is cultivated in Egypt and Syria for its seed.”

Dioscoredes, a Greek physician of the 1st century, recorded that black seeds were taken to treat headaches, nasal congestion, toothache, and intestinal worms. They were also used, he reported, as a diuretic to promote menstruation and increase milk production.

The Muslim scholar al-Biruni (973-1048), who composed a treatise on the early origins of Indian and Chinese drugs, mentions that the black seed is a kind of grain called alwanak in the Sigzi dialect. Later, this was confirmed by Suhar Bakht who explained it to be habb-i-Sajzi (viz. Sigzi grains). This reference to black seed as “grains” points to the seed’s possible nutritional use during the tenth and eleventh centuries.

In the Greco-Arab/Unani-Tibb system of medicine, which originated from Hippocrates, his contemporary Galen and Ibn Sina, black seed has been regarded as a valuable remedy in hepatic and digestive disorders and has been described as a stimulant in a variety of conditions, ascribed to an imbalance of cold humours.

Ibn Sina (980-1037), most famous for his volumes called “The Canon of Medicine,” regarded by many as the most famous book in the history of medicine, East or West, refers to black seed as the seed “that stimulates the body’s energy and helps recovery from fatigue or disspiritedness.”

Black seed is also included in the list of natural drugs of Al-Tibb al-Nabawi, and, according to tradition, “Hold onto the use of the black seed for it has a remedy for every illness except death.” This prophetic reference in describing black seed as “having a remedy for all illnesses” may not be so exaggerated as it at first appears. Recent research has provided evidence which indicates that black seed contains an ability to significantly boost the human immune system – if taken over time. The prophetic phrase, “hold onto the use of the seed,” also emphasizes consistent usage of the seed.

Black seed has been traditionally and successfully used in the Middle and Far East countries for centuries to treat ailments including bronchial asthma and bronchitis, rheumatism and related inflammatory diseases, to increase milk production in nursing mothers, to treat digestive disturbances, to support the body’s immune system, to promote digestion and elimination, and to fight parasitic infestation. Its oil has been used to treat skin conditions such as eczema and boils and is used topically to treat cold symptoms.

The many uses of black seed has earned for this medicinal herb the Arabic approbation habbatul barakah, meaning “the seed of blessing.”

Primary Properties of the Black Seed

As the evidence presented in this section will show, it is quite probable that as medical science increasingly learns more about black seed, one or more of its more active ingredients may become combined into a pharmacy prescription for specific conditions. In the event that this does occur, it is also likely that this particular extract of black seed will be chemically compounded and thus become a more potent medicine.

While it may be argued that chemical additives may increase black seed’s effectiveness in treating specific conditions, the healing principles of black seed in its pure, natural form should also be taken into account.

Black seed, in its complete, natural form, acts on the principle of assisting the body’s own natural healing process in overcoming illness or maintaining health. It works on the part or system of the body affected without disturbing its natural balance elsewhere.

The effect of black seed’s combined nutitrional and medicinal value is that not only does it help relieve the current condition at hand, but also helps the body build further resistance against future ailments or disease.

While historical evidence suggests black seed’s potential use for a wide variety of ailments, we have limited our descriptions of its primary healing properties here to the most recent research findings on black seed.

How Does Black Seed Benefit?

The majority of our health problems have the same causes- infection by micro-organisms such as bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi. When using clinical (allopathic medicines) each symptom is treated individually and usually with synthetic chemically manufactured medicines that contain alcohol and other harmful ingredients. Black seed is effective at treating the body as a whole and fights the actual cause of the symptoms.

Black seed regulates too weak or too strong reactions of the immune system and is excellent for treating chronic, allergic and hormonal diseases.It uses are many as well as its benefit. Black seed support metabolism, improve digestion, and lowers blood sugar levels. It is used to dispel worms and parasites from intestinal track.

It is useful in soothing bronchitis and coughs,increase body tone, stimulates menstrual periods, increases the flow of breast milk, provides quick energy, increases sperm count, calms the nervous system, encourages hair growth and retards hair fall out, prevents skin wrinkling, and much more.

How is Black Seed Used?

Black seed can be used in many ways. As a dietary supplement we recommend one teaspoon once or twice a day. the correct dosage is dependent on whether you are using it for prevention or treatment of acute problems. In one particular study in Munich, 600 allergy patients were given 500mg of black seed oil twice a day for 3 months.

A clear improvement was observed in 85% of the patients. The oil can be mixed into any cold liquid or yogurt. It can also be applied topically for arthritis, eczema, psoriasis,and scalp ointment. The herb can be mixed with any hot or cold beverage or food. It can be used as a spice in vegetable or meat recipes. Click on our uses & recipes page The benefits are obtained through whichever way you choose.

SUMMARY

Black Seeds

“A cure for every disease except death.” (Sahih Bukhari)

Black seed, Black cumin, Nigella sativa, Kalonji, Schwarzcummel, sinouj, Nutmeg flower, Black caraway, Habba sowda, fennel flower etc.

Black seed (Nigella sativa) is considered to be one of the greatest healing herbs of all times. This herb has been used for millenniums to strengthen the immune system, cleanse the body, purify the blood, protect against irritants and support healthy longevity. Long forgotten this herb is now enjoying a positive and welcomed come-back.

CLOSING

From the subject what we take to discuss, and we know about habbatussauda’ more. And we know anything about that. Hope this subject can help us to learn English. And  hope that what we learn together can be useful in everyday and everything.

Thank you.

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