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We use single disposable equipment that eliminate the risk of infections
All practitioners qualified, insured & adequately trained to practice
hijama
We ensure the maximum level of patient safety by explaining them treatment
outcomes
follow the Sunnah!
We have two Locations-Toronto & Mississauga
Female Hijama Practitioner available upon request
It is important to perform Hijama according to the Sunnah.
The best days for cupping (Hijama) are the 17th, 19th and 21st of
the Islamic, lunar month.
There are many authentic narrations in the hadith to explain and
support this.
Anas ibn Maalik radiAllaah anhu reported that the Messenger
SalAllaahualayhiwasallam said,
“Whoever wants to perform cupping (Hijama) then let him search for
the 17th, 19th and 21st…”
[Saheeh Sunan ibn Maajah (3486)].
The moon has a huge influence upon Prophetic medicine in Islam and
mentioned frequently throughout The Holy Quran. The moon has a huge impact upon
all life forms on Earth including human beings, animals, fish, plants and water
bodies, because of its gravitational pull on Earth. It causes all fluids to
rise at particular times of during the monthly lunar cycle. This also includes
a change in the human body, thus the recommended times to perform Hijama. It
all has to do with gravitational pull and the levels of the four fluid humors
(black & yellow bile, blood and phlegm) and water inside the human body at
certain times of the month. Just as the moon affects the tide of the ocean, it
affects the human body.
According to Ibn Sina’s research, the four humors inside the human
body were on the rise and in a state of agitation during the full moon. The
full moon pulls the blood towards the skull during the full moon. As the moon
begins to wane in the third week of the month, the fluids begin to recline in
the body. The residue that is left over in the upper parts of the body is
septic and should be removed through hijama, in order to cleanse the blood and
cardio-vascular system.
Ibn Umar radiAllaah anhu reported that the Messenger salAllaahu
alayhiwasallam said,
“Cupping (Hijama) on an empty stomach* is best. In it is a cure
and a blessing. It improves the intellect and the memory.
Allah saved Ayoub from a trial. He was inflicted with the trial on
Wednesday. You will not find leprosy except (by being cupped) on Wednesday or
Wednesday night.”
[Saheeh Sunan ibn Maajah (3487)].
* ‘alaa ar-reeq in arabic means to fast until after being treated
with cupping. Once the treatment of cupping has been completed, one may eat and
drink.
As for the Islamic day and night, the night enters before the day.
So at sunset on Tuesday, Wednesday night comes in. Cupping (hijama) is best
performed during the daytime between the adhaan of fajr and the adhaan of
maghrib because yawm in arabic means daytime.
The Sunnah days for cupping (hijama) every month are when the
17th, 19th or 21st of the Islamic, lunar month.
