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Benefits of using henna in light of prophetic medicine

Henna, commonly known as henna, has a unique position worldwide due to its properties and benefits. Women consider it an essential part of their makeup, and henna hands are considered the glamor of a wedding. Henna is very important in the medicine of the Prophet ﷺ. The Prophet ﷺ liked henna and used it many times. For this reason, the use of henna as a sunnah is also a source of reward.

Benefits of applying Henna on Hair, Nails, Feet, Hand and Head

Solve health problems with prophetic medicine

Prophetic medicine and henna:

There is a hadith on the authority of Salma Umm Rafi in Jami Tirmidhi (Hadith No. 2055) and Sunan Ibn Majah (Hadith No. 3502).

(You were a servant of the Prophet ﷺ)

Salma Umm Rafi said that when the Prophet ﷺ had a wound or was pierced by a thorn, he ﷺ used henna.

Sunan Abi Dawud (Hadith No. 3858) is a hadith of Abu Rafi, wife of Salma.

Once someone said to Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, "O Messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wasallam, I have a lot of pain in my head." So he said to that person:

He asked to apply it, and when he complained of pain in his feet, he talked about applying henna.

What is the Significance and Benefits of Henna in Islam

Henna is a first-rate cold because of its effectiveness, it reduces the intensity of the body. It heals mouth blisters and wounds. Relieves foot pain. When applied to the nails, it enhances their beauty. Prevent hair loss, make them thick and strong. Henna sharpens vision.Relieves dryness of head.Relieves when applied to head in hot season.Moderate bleeding.And relieves migraine (migraines). Thanks to its properties, it is beneficial for diseases.