The Muhammadan Methodology in Medicine (MMM), also known as Islamic Medicine, is a system of treatment that draws upon the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and early Islamic scholars, integrating both spiritual and physical approaches to healing. This methodology encompasses the use of medicinal plants, dietary guidelines, lifestyle practices, and a holistic understanding of the human body and its connection to the spiritual realm.
The Muhammadan Methodology emphasizes the use of medicinal plants and herbs as a primary form of treatment. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) highlighted various plants for their therapeutic benefits in his sayings (Hadith). These plants were used for a wide range of ailments, and many Islamic scholars compiled extensive works on their medicinal properties.
The methodology tends to follow an allopathic point of view, which focuses on treating specific diseases with direct interventions, rather than a homeopathic approach, which relies on treating symptoms or using substances in a diluted form to stimulate healing.
Here are some of the most important herbs and their scientifically proven benefits. Self-medication is strongly prohibited.
