For centuries, Prophetic Medicine has offered timeless teachings that remain relevant for addressing modern health concerns. Its profound guidance continues to inspire and heal, blending spiritual wisdom with practical solutions.
At SimplyIslam Academy, our Prophetic Medicine Course equips you with in-depth knowledge of Sunnah remedies, their profound benefits, and practical applications for treating common ailments.
Sunnah foods are foods that the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) consumed or recommended, as recorded in authentic Hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet).
These foods are valued not only for their nutritional benefits but also for their connection to the Sunnah, making them spiritually significant for Muslims.
Some of the Sunnah foods covered in the Qur’an and Hadith include: dates, honey, olives, figs, black seeds (habbatus-sauda), milk, watermelon, meats and more.
Did you know that Habbatus-Sauda (black seed) isn’t always recommended for daily consumption without proper consideration? In this course, we debunk myths and provide factual insights about its correct usage, emphasizing appropriate doses and circumstances.
Did you also know that identifying real honey from fake can be crucial? While the Qur’an and Hadith highlight honey's benefits, understanding its quality is essential, especially with the rise of commercialized honey in today’s market.
Our Islamic Medicine Course introduces you to the profound and holistic health practices of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, offering guidance on remedies rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
- Sunnah remedies like honey, olive oil, apple cider vinegar, and insights into the habbatus sauda benefits in Islam.
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Proven treatments for common ailments such as fever and migraines.
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Techniques like ruqya and cupping (al-hijamah) to address physical and spiritual ailments, including issues caused by magic or the evil eye.
Through this Islamic Healing Course, you’ll discover practical, Sunnah-based approaches to health that promote vitality and overall well-being.
All are welcome to join our course, as long as you have the curiosity and passion for gaining new knowledge to empower your life as a Muslim. This course is designed for all to understand the Prophetic guidelines in health, as well as practical applications on how to treat illnesses, so join our Prophetic medicine course if this catches your interest.
In today’s world of oversaturated and often inaccurate online information, it’s easy to be misled. Some pseudo-healers claim to teach prophetic healing, but without credible knowledge, one cannot truly verify their authenticity.
That’s why it’s crucial to learn from a trusted source. At SimplyIslam Academy, our experienced instructor bring years of expertise, a deep understanding of Islamic teachings, and evidence-based healing methods to the forefront.
Join us and experience the transformative power of Islamic healing through the teachings of the Prophet ﷺ. Deepen your connection to the Sunnah and take meaningful steps towards a healthier, more fulfilling life with our Prophetic Healing program.
Ustadh Muhammad Salleh serves as SimplyIslam’s Education Chief, playing a pivotal role in the organization’s educational and religious initiatives. He is a certified instructor recognized by both the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) and the Asatizah Recognition Board (ARB), ensuring his adherence to the highest standards of Islamic education and scholarship.
Ustadh Muhammad Salleh’s educational journey is marked by a strong foundation in Islamic and secular studies. He began his academic pursuit at Malaysia’s National University, where he gained a solid grounding in various disciplines. He then furthered his studies at the esteemed Al-Azhar University in Egypt, one of the oldest and most respected institutions of Islamic learning in the world. His time at Al-Azhar provided him with deep insights into Islamic jurisprudence, theology, and the Arabic language.
In addition to his higher education, Ustadh Muhammad Salleh is an alumnus of Singapore’s prestigious Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah. He completed his full-time pre-university studies at this renowned madrasah, which is known for producing many of Singapore’s prominent Islamic scholars and leaders.
