Al hijama in leicester

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I am a Hijama therapist and I am currently practicing Alhijama for women in Leicester. I am originally from Egypt. I am a dentist as a profession and I have Masters Degree in Oral Surgery. I have been practicing Alhijama (cupping) for more than ten years. I have had the opportunity to practice Hijama in Egypt for several cases; I have practiced Hijama in Netherlands and the UK too. The percentage of curing for these cases have exceeded 90% depending on the cases itself and for many cases, the percentage of curing was 100%. The medical background I have helped me to diagnose the disease, decide the treatment plan for it and to decide which type of cupping is suitable to treat the disease or the condition. In addition, my medical background helps me to deal professionally with any unexpected incident that could happen during the treatment.
There is no particular illness I am specialized in, as Hijama is a cure for a wide range of disease and conditions. I have treated several cases and conditions, for instance diabetes, high blood pressure, rheumatoid, arthritis, back, shoulder and knee pain, headache, migraines, anaemia, sciatic nerve pain, involuntary urination, lack of ovulation for women, menstrual problems, endometriosis, and many other diseases, pain and other women health problems.
According to a hadeeth narrated by Jaabir (may Allaah be pleased with him), the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said:"If there is any good in your medical treatments, it is in the knife of the cupper, drinking honey, or cauterization with fire, as appropriate to the cause of the illness, but I would not like to be cauterized." (Reported by al-Bukhaari, 10/139)
On the other hand and from the medical and scientific points of view, our health and well-being, especially the immune system are reliant on the movement of blood and body fluids (hormones, lymphatic fluid, etc.). Hijama (cupping) is believed to stimulate flow of blood and lymph to the affected area. Its uses include relieving pain in the muscles, especially back pain from stiffness or injury; It causes tissues to release toxins, and stimulates the immune system and enhances the body's defence. It influences the composition of blood as it increases red and white blood cells leading to the purification of blood. It is also beneficial in beauty therapy as it promotes the production of hormones and stimulates hair growth.
For preventive measures, Hijama could be done twice per year or once per month depending on the preference of the person himself, but some diseases, conditions and health problems need Hijama to be repeated once per month to achieve prominent improvement and curing.
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28 dixon drive, LE2 1RA Leicester, United Kingdom �
Phone 00441162107387

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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 1st May 2011 17:36

Mashallah, very beneficial to the people of Leicester. InshaAllah, I will pass it on to some people who are in your area.

Others may find this link useful.

www.muftisays.com/forums/members-research-group/5420/hija...

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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd May 2011 17:25

thank you very much , jazak ALLAH kheer

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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 24th May 2011 20:58

Salaam, my naan lives near leicester, she is elderly and suffers from high blood pressure, diabetes and recent head aches. I am trying to convince her about getting hijama done, she is familiar with dry cupping as she has had it done before.

I will ask her to make contact in the near future inshaAllah.

Would be possible to tell me which language you can speak, this may make things easier.

There is also a sister who is baron. I have read and heard many stories about hijama being very beneficial with positive results. Is this something you may be able to help in. If so I can pass the message on via my mother inshaAllah. The sister is local to you as far as I know.

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#5 [Permalink] Posted on 25th May 2011 11:57

"abu mohammed" wrote:

Salaam, my naan lives near leicester, she is elderly and suffers from high blood pressure, diabetes and recent head aches. I am trying to convince her about getting hijama done, she is familiar with dry cupping as she has had it done before. I will ask her to make contact in the near future inshaAllah. Would be possible to tell me which language you can speak, this may make things easier. There is also a sister who is baron. I have read and heard many stories about hijama being very beneficial with positive results. Is this something you may be able to help in. If so I can pass the message on via my mother inshaAllah. The sister is local to you as far as I know.

W-Salam,

Sorry how can a "Naan" live in Leicester? What is that?

And what's a "Baron Sister"???

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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 25th May 2011 12:42

Naan, as is nani (mothers mum) and not naan bread.

Baron, as in unable to have children.

Have I spelt something wrong?

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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 25th May 2011 12:52

abu mohammed wrote:

Naan, as is nani (mothers mum) and not naan bread.

Baron, as in unable to have children.

Have I spelt something wrong?

Salaam

Should be Barren I believe. If only English was spelt how it sounded!

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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 25th May 2011 17:51

Jazakallah, I got baron spelt out from my auto correcting system on my phone. It kept coming up as barrel and baroness and it then got over looked. Barren is the correct term.

Barren as in banj in Urdu.

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