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Methi kay 50 Madani Phool | 50 Madani Pearls of Fenugreek
50 Madani Pearls of Fenugreek
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16. For arthritis (joints pain), grind 10 gram fresh leaves of fenugreek mix some water and take it on empty stomach in the morning, (fenugreek leaves are available at green grocers).
Treatment of haemorrhoids/piles
17. By the grace of Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ, regular use of fenugreek stops bleeding of haemorrhoid and sometimes the moles of haemorrhoid are also removed, if fig is also used along with the fenugreek then its benefits would be increase.
18. A matchless prescription for curing haemorrhoid: Grind 250 gram seeds of fenugreek with an equal quantity of green cardamom, take one tea spoon of this powder with water/milk twice or thrice a day.
19. Apart from haemorrhoid, the above-mentioned prescription is also useful in the following diseases: Loss of appetite, chronic gastric problem, acidity, indigestion, sour belches, heart burning, stomach inflammation, abdominal swelling, and feeling drowsy and heavy soon after having meal.
20. Cough syrups usually upset the stomach; therefore it is very difficult for the patients of chronic cough to prevent diseases of indigestion and stomach inflammation. Usage of fenugreek not only relieves cough but also improves stomach function.
BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- Du’ā for Reading the Book
- Transliteration Chart
- Table of Contents
- 50 Madanī Pearls of Fenugreek
- Excellence of Salāt-‘Alan-Nani صلی اللہ تعالی علیہ وسلم
- Cure of stomach diseases and chronic constipation
- Backache and arthritis (joints pain)
- Treatment of haemorrhoids/piles
- Treatment of diabetes
- Mouth ulcer
- Treatment of skin boils and external swelling
- Fenugreek reduces cholesterol
- Advantages of fenugreek in winter
- Increases hair growth, prevents hair loss
- Women diseases
- Have cheerful mood
- Madanī pearls about fenugreek Qahwa
- Gutka addict cured! (Parable)
- Removal of cataract and eyesight improved (parable)
- A parable about divine Barakaĥ in bike’s fuel
