Prophetic Healing Course

This course is an introductory course on the Prophetic healing approaches. This course will introduce to participants the medicines and treatments as practised by Prophet Muhammad, salallahu alaihi wasallam. Participants will learn about the remedies for common ailments e.g. fever, migraine, etc, and will learn the medical benefits of certain food items e.g. honey, dates, vinegar, etc.  Participants will learn about ruqya and its usage, and understand the treatment of ailments caused by magic and the evil eye. Participants will also learn the theory and practical of the practice of cupping (al-hijamah).

Course Dates

• Commencement: 23 April 2011 (Now Open for Registration)
• Commencement: 29 January 2011 [COMPLETED]
• Commencement: 23 October 2010 [COMPLETED]
• Commencement: 9 January 2010 [COMPLETED]

Course Details

Time: 2 pm to 3.30 pm
Frequency: Every Saturday
No. of Lessons: 8 lessons
Teacher: Ustaz Muhammad Salleh Abdul Aziz
Text Reference Book: Healing with the Medicine of the Prophet by Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya
Medium of Instruction: English
Fee: $40 book + $80 complete course fee
Venue: SimplyIslam.sg (152 Still Road) [click here for map]

Course Requirements

Students should have interest on Prophetic traditions, specifically on the subject of healing as advised and practiced by Prophet Muhammad, salallahu alaihi wasallam. No other knowledge, exposure or familiarity is required.

Payment Details

• Payment, by cash or cheque, can be made personally at SimplyIslam during office hours.  Our address: 152 Still Road Singapore 423991 (Madrasah Al-Khairiah premises)
• For cheque payment, please issue a crossed cheque payable to As-Siddiq Centre for Islamic Studies Pte Ltd. Please write your name and contact number on the reverse side of the cheque indicating “Prophetic Healing Course” and mail to: As-Siddiq Centre for Islamic Studies Pte Ltd, 152 Still Road, Singapore 423991
• For payment by bank transfer: As-Siddiq Centre for Islamic Studies Pte Ltd, DBS Current Account 027-902298-1. Please call SimplyIslam once transfer has been made.
• Closing Date: Registration and payment must reach SimplyIslam.sg 3 days before the commencement of each course.

About the Teacher

Ustaz Muhammad Salleh is a graduate of Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah and has completed his full-time pre-university studies at the madrasah. He also studied at the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. He is an accredited Asatizah certified by the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore and the Asatizah Recognition Board, and currently teach at SimplyIslam’s weekend Islamic school.  He is also SimplyIslam’s Arabic language Consultant and regularly conducts translation and interpretation assignments.  He currently teaches the upper secondary & tertiary students at SimplyIslam’s weekend Islamic school.  He is an expert on Prophetic healing and medicine and regularly conducts the “Prophetic Healing” course at SimplyIslam.  He is proficient in Arabic, English and Malay.

Course Overview

• Principles of illness and medicine
• Interconnectedness of religion and medicine
• Common Ailments
• Categories of fever
• Treatment of fever through natural medicine e.g. cold water
• Treatment of diarrhoea and the benefits of honey
• Headaches, Migraines and Constipation
• Causes of headaches and migraines
• Treatment of headaches through the use of henna
• Treating constipation by using senna
• Hypertension, Worry and Anxiety
• Causes of Worry and Anxiety
• Treatment of the ailments through spiritual reflection
• 15 remedies for the treatment of worry and anxiety
• Benefits of dates and senna
• Cupping
• Theory behind the practice of cupping
• Medical benefits of cupping
• Practical
• Cardiac pain
• Treatment of cardiac pain through dates
• Importance of number seven
• Benefits of various dates
• Wounds and Incantation
• Treatment of wounds
• Benefits of papyrus and vinegar
• Incantation for general treatment
• Incantation for wounds, ulcers and pain
• The Evil Eye
• Understand the definition of evil eye
• The negative effects of the evil eye e.g. illnesses, diseases, death
• Washing to remove the effects of the evil eye (ghusl and wudu’)
• Poison, Magic and Emesis
• Removing poison through cupping
• To counter the act of magic by removing the item that bewitches
• Evacuating the place that is bewitched
• Evacuation of poison through emisis
• Food and Drink
• The benefit of eating in moderation
• The benefits of certain food such as dates, honey etc
• Manners when eating e.g. position while eating
• Keeping away from food which is not suitable to one’s constitution
• Sitting while eating and drinking