Lubaan in Islaam
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| Lubaan, Frankincense |
Lubaan
English
Name
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Frankincense
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Arabic
Name
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Lubaan: لبان
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Scientific
Name
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Boswellia
frereana; boswellia carteri; boswellia sacra.
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Description
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A golden
yellow gum resin extracted from a tree trunk
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Medicinal
Uses
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Purifies
the air from unwanted smells.
Lifts the
mood of a person.
Helps
improve memory.
Neutralizes
bad breath.
Strengthens
the heart.
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Fragrance
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Purifies
the air when burnt
(place a
piece of lubaan on an electric burner or on a piece of hot coal)
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Methods
of using
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Drink the liquid after soaking lubaan in
water (place a small piece in a glass
of water and leave to soak for a couple of hours.
Chew a piece of lubaan until it becomes
like chewing gum then remove and throw it away - do not swallow.
Inhale the fragrance by burning lubaan on
coals or on a burner.
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Mentioned
in Islaam
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Ali (Radi
Allaahu ‘anhu) said,
“Resort to
the lubaan, because it strengthens the heart and does away with
forgetfulness.”
Ibn Abbaas
(Radi Allaahu ‘anhu) said,
“Drinking
lubaan with sugar on an empty stomach is favourable for the urine and helps
against forgetfulness”
Anas (Radi
Allaahu ‘anhu) said,
“Resort to
kundur (lubaan)! Soak it overnight and in the morning take a sip of it on an
empty stomach because it is good against forgetfulness.”
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More Information
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“Healing
with the Medicine of the Prophet” (r) by Imam ibn Qayyim al Jauziyyah.
Darussalam 1999
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