Prophetic Remedies is a halal wellness and personal-care brand by A M Industries, Mumbai, India. We make Sunnah-inspired products using ingredients mentioned in the Qur’an and Hadith, such as Ajwa dates, honey, black seed, Sidr and barley, alongside traditional herbal ingredients.

Browse the full range in our Sunnah Inspired Wellness collection.

Prophetic Remedies was founded by Mohammed Kamil Mansuri, a professional cupping therapist. The journey began when a hadith about Sa’d ibn Abi Waqqas and Ajwa dates stayed with him. He could not find Ajwa dates with their seeds prepared as the narration describes, so he sourced Ajwa dates in Saudi Arabia, which led to Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste.

Read the full founder’s story on our About Us page.

We are A M Industries, 403 Anna Bhavan, Devji Ratanssey Street, Masjid East, Mumbai 400009, Maharashtra, India.

Our range includes:

Sunnah-inspired wellness products such as Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste, Artho Powder, Talbina and Sidr leaf powder

Ajwa and Burni dates

Skin & body care including the Warss range and Sidr soap

Premium honey

Hajj & Umrah kit

Oral care (miswak powder)

Stock changes, and some items are temporarily sold out. Please check the product page for availability.

No. Our website describes our products as dietary supplements, herbal supplements, food and personal-care items, and says they are not for medicinal use. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and do not replace professional medical advice. Please see our Disclaimer.

No. Some individual ingredients are inspired by those mentioned in Islamic literature, but no complete formulation is prescribed in those texts. Our products are formulations developed by our team, combining traditional ingredients with other carefully studied components.

It means a product is inspired by the principles of Tibb, the classical tradition of Unani medicine, and in some cases by foods named in the Sunnah. These are modern preparations developed by our team. We keep Sunnah-based ingredients and Unani-tradition ingredients clearly separate on product pages.

Please buy from our official website, propheticremedies.in. “Prophetic Remedies” is our trademark, and the Warss® name is also our registered trademark in India. Products sold under our names elsewhere are not guaranteed by us. If you are unsure about a seller, message us on WhatsApp +91 98201 84461.

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Yes. Our Sunnah Wellness blog and Library include articles, the Sunnah Ingredients Botanical Encyclopedia, the Sunnah Wellness Guide and English editions of books on Tibb-e-Nabawi.

Some product pages show sale prices and bundle savings, for example “Buy 2, save 5%” and “Buy 4, save 10%”, applied automatically at checkout on selected products. Offers can change, so please check the product page.

Reviews appear on product pages, and you can read or leave a review on our Google review page.

Prices are shown on each product page in Indian rupees (INR) and can change, so please check the page for the current price and any offer. Browse the Sunnah Inspired Wellness collection.

Tibb-e-Nabawi, often called Prophetic Medicine, refers to the foods, herbs and practices mentioned in the Qur’an and authentic Hadith, such as dates, honey, black seed, Sidr and barley. Our products present some of these traditional ingredients in practical forms for daily use.

No. Tibb-e-Nabawi refers to what is mentioned in the Qur’an and authentic Hadith. Unani Tibb is a classical medical tradition with its own long literature. Some of our products are inspired by Unani ingredients, and we do not present those ingredients as specific Prophetic remedies.

No. The Hadith says: “O servants of Allah, seek treatment, for Allah has not created a disease except that He has also created its cure” (Sunan Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi). We present our products as means, never as guarantees. Healing belongs to Allah alone.

Sa’d ibn Abi Waqqas reported that the Prophet ﷺ said: “Whoever has seven Ajwa dates every morning will not be harmed that day by poison or magic” (Sahih al-Bukhari 5445). We share this narration as heritage and history. We do not claim that any of our products produces a particular effect.

More in our guide: Ajwa dates in Hadith and science.

The Qur’an describes honey as a drink of different colours from the bees, in which there is healing for people (Surah An-Nahl 16:69). We quote this for its place in the Qur’an and do not claim that any honey treats a disease.

A narration reports that black seed is a healing for every disease except death (Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim). We quote the narration for its place in the Sunnah. It is not a claim that our products treat or cure any disease.

No. Some ingredients are mentioned in the Qur’an and Hadith (for example Ajwa dates, honey, black seed, Sidr, barley and miswak). Others come from classical Unani or South Asian tradition, and some are modern cosmetic ingredients. Each product page states what the ingredients are.

Scholars can grade some narrations differently. We link to sources where we can. For questions of religion, please ask a qualified scholar.

It means foods the Qur’an and Sunnah name or the Prophet ﷺ is reported to have eaten, such as dates, honey, black seed, barley (talbina), olive, melon and cucumber. Our Sunnah Wellness Guide and blog explain these foods in more detail.

Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste is a thick, whole-food paste made from Ajwa dates, Ajwa date seed powder, black seed (kalonji), honey and saffron. It is inspired by the Hadith of Sa’d ibn Abi Waqqas about Ajwa dates and is taken as a daily addition to the family table.

See the product page and What is Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste?.

Our product is named Shifa-e-Ajwa. If you are searching for “Safa-e-Ajwa”, you may mean this product. Please see the Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste page or message us on WhatsApp +91 98201 84461 if you are asking about a different product.

Our product page suggests it as a daily whole-food habit: one teaspoon in the morning and one teaspoon in the evening. Please check the pack and product page for the current directions. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medicines or managing a health condition, please consult your doctor first.

The ingredients are Ajwa dates, Ajwa seed powder, black seed, honey and saffron. Its sweetness comes from the dates and honey, which are natural sugars. If you are managing your blood sugar, please consult your physician before use. Check the ingredients on the product page.

The Hadith speaks about seven Ajwa dates. The paste is a convenient preparation inspired by that Sunnah and is not the same as eating the dates. You can also buy whole Premium Ajwa Dates.

It is a 33-bead tasbih made from Ajwa date seeds. See the product page for details.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: "Whoever eats seven Ajwa dates in the morning will not be harmed by poison or magic that day" (Sahih al-Bukhari 5445, Sahih Muslim). Ajwa dates originate from Madinah and hold a unique place in Prophetic guidance.

One teaspoon in the morning and one teaspoon in the evening, taken consistently every day for the best experience.

We recommend consulting a physician before giving this to children, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding, as individual needs vary.

A single 500g jar lasts about 20-22 days at the recommended one teaspoon in the morning and one in the evening. The 2-jar Family Bundle lasts about 40-44 days and the 4-jar Quarterly Supply about 85-90 days.

Yes. Our product page says its thick texture works as a spread on warm bread, paratha or toast, and that it is suitable as a spread for children above 7 years.

No. Our product page describes it as a food supplement that is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

One jar is 500 g and lasts about 20 to 22 days at the recommended two teaspoons a day (one in the morning, one in the evening).

The recommended routine is one teaspoon in the morning, before or alongside breakfast, and one teaspoon in the evening, before or after dinner.

Yes. You can stir a teaspoon into a glass of warm milk or warm water, or take it straight from the spoon. Avoid boiling-hot liquids.

Yes. Its thick, naturally sweet texture works well as a spread on warm bread, paratha or toast, as an alternative to sugary jams.

It can be used as a spread for children above 7 years. For younger children, or if you are unsure, please consult your physician first.

Yes. It is described as halal certified and made to halal standards throughout sourcing and production.

No. Shifa-e-Ajwa is a food supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and is not a substitute for medical advice.

It is inspired by the Hadith that whoever eats seven Ajwa dates in the morning will not be harmed by poison or magic that day (Sahih al-Bukhari 5445, Sahih Muslim). The paste is made to help keep that Sunnah of daily Ajwa easy.

The paste is a daily Sunnah-inspired alternative that combines Ajwa with other traditional ingredients. It is not presented as a replacement for any specific Hadith practice. If you want the Hadith practice itself, you can also eat whole Ajwa dates.

Please consult your physician before combining any supplement with regular medication.

Please follow the storage instructions on the pack label. As a general practice, keep the jar closed, away from moisture and direct sunlight, and use a clean dry spoon each time.

Yes, our Premium Ajwa dates are sourced from trusted farms in Madina, known for producing this treasured variety.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, keep the pack sealed or transfer to an airtight container to preserve freshness.

These are whole, premium Ajwa dates — not a paste. If you're looking for our Ajwa-based paste blend, see Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste, made with dates, black seed, honey and saffron.

No. Our product page lists them as free from preservatives, added sugar and additives.

They are hygienically sealed to preserve freshness, texture and quality.

Halal, GMP, and FDA & FSSAI, according to the product page.

No. Our product page shares the narration as heritage and history rather than a claimed effect of this specific product, and says the dates are a whole food not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

They are whole Ajwa dates sourced from Madina, known for a deep dark colour, soft texture and naturally sweet taste, hygienically packed for your family.

No. Our product page lists them as free from preservatives, added sugar and additives.

The narration that whoever eats seven Ajwa dates every morning will not be harmed by poison or magic on that day (Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim). Our product page presents it as heritage and history, and not as a claimed effect of this specific product.

Yes. Our product page lists morning ritual, iftar and everyday snack as ways to enjoy them.

No. Ajwa dates are a whole food. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Both are dates from Madina. Ajwa is the variety mentioned in the Hadith on our product page and is known for a deep dark colour and soft texture. Burni dates are a different variety sold on our Dates collection.

A premium date variety traditionally grown around Madina, with a rich reddish-brown colour, elongated shape and naturally sweet taste, according to our product page.

No. Our product page says they are naturally sweet with no added sugar, and hygienically packed for freshness.

They are commonly eaten in the morning, before workouts, or to break the fast during Ramadan, and are suitable for daily consumption.

Yes. Our product page says they come from the fertile lands around Madina, known for producing some of the finest dates in the world.

Both are dates from the Madina region. Ajwa is a deep dark variety and is the one mentioned in the Hadith about seven dates in the morning. Burni dates are a different variety with a reddish-brown colour and a softer, chewy texture. Burni dates are not mentioned by name in that Hadith.

Yes. Our product page says they are hygienically packed for freshness.

No. Dates are a whole food. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Inspired by Tybb Artho Powder is a whole-food powder made from makhana (lotus seeds), gond (gum acacia), raw almonds, sesame seeds, flaxseed and char magaz (melon, watermelon, cucumber and pumpkin seed kernels). It is a traditional whole-food preparation inspired by Unani Tibb. See the product page.

Makhana (lotus seeds or fox nuts), gond (gum acacia), raw almonds, sesame seeds, flaxseed and char magaz. Our product page states that it contains no added sugar, no artificial colours and no synthetic calcium carbonate.

Our product page says to stir 2 heaped tablespoons (about 20 to 25 g) into a cup of warm milk or warm water once a day, in the morning or at night. You may add raw honey or Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste if you like. Please follow the directions on your pack.

No. It is a traditional whole-food dietary preparation and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have joint, bone or other health concerns, please see a doctor.

Yes. It contains tree nuts (almonds) and sesame. Please avoid it if you are allergic to either.

Pregnant or nursing women, children under 5, people with diabetes or other chronic conditions, and anyone taking regular medication should consult a physician before starting.

The Prophet ﷺ is reported to have eaten cucumber, melon, watermelon and gourd, the fruits whose seed kernels make up char magaz. Makhana, gond, almonds, sesame and flaxseed come from classical Unani and South Asian tradition and are not specific Prophetic remedies.

Char magaz is a blend of four seed kernels: melon, watermelon, cucumber and pumpkin. Gond is gum acacia (gum arabic), a plant gum used in Unani tradition.

Our product page describes it as a whole-food, plant-based and halal formulation. See our licence and certificates page.

The product page lists a 500 g jar.

Warss (ورس, also spelled waras or wars) is a traditional plant ingredient, a fine red-orange powder collected from the pods of Flemingia plants. A narration reported by Umm Salamah (Sunan Ibn Majah 648) says women in the time of the Prophet ﷺ applied warss to their faces. Read more in our guide: What is Warss?.

The Warss range has Warss Facial Oil, Warss Facial Soap and Warss Aloe Vera Gel. They are designed to work together as a simple daily routine: cleanse with the soap, apply a light layer of gel, and finish with a few drops of oil at night.

Our Warss products are described on their pages as halal and made without ethanol. Please see the licence and certificates page for our certificates.

No. Warss is a traditional ingredient, and our Warss products are cosmetics. We do not claim that Warss or any Warss product lightens skin, fades marks or treats any skin condition. If you have a skin concern, please see a dermatologist.

Our product page lists Warss, olive squalane, argan, jojoba, rosehip oil and saffron. See the product page for the full ingredient list.

The soap is a cleansing bar for face and body (available with saffron fragrance or fragrance-free). The gel is a light aloe vera layer to apply after cleansing. The oil is a few drops of facial oil, best used at night as the last step.

The Warss soap comes in a fragrance-free Hajj and Umrah edition made without added fragrance. If you are in Ihram, please also check with your own scholar about the products you use. See the soap page.

Yes. WARSS® is our registered trademark in India. Please buy from propheticremedies.in. Products using the Warss name elsewhere are not made, authorised or quality-checked by us.

We could not find a Warss Hair Mask on our website. We do have a Sidr Hair Mask / Pack. If you are looking for a particular product, message us on WhatsApp +91 98201 84461.

Warss Facial Oil is formulated without ethanol, animal-derived ingredients, or haram by-products, and is manufactured under certified Halal, FDA Mumbai, and GMP Schedule T standards in India. It's rooted in Islamic skincare tradition (Tibb-e-Nabawi), combined with modern cosmetic science.

With 3–5 drops used nightly, a single 30ml bottle typically lasts 6–8 weeks of regular application.

Yes — apply it as the final step of your nighttime routine, or layered under sunscreen in the morning. It pairs synergistically with our handcrafted Warss® Facial Soap for a complete Prophetic cleansing ritual.

The formula is 100% naturally derived without synthetic retinoids or parabens, but we always advise consulting your gynecologist or healthcare professional prior to introducing any new skincare product during pregnancy or nursing.

Cleanse and pat dry, warm 3-5 drops between your fingertips, and press gently onto face and neck. Best used at night, or layered under sunscreen in the morning.

Yes. Our product page states all Warss formulations are 100% cruelty-free with zero animal testing.

WARSS is a registered trademark in India and warns about unauthorized products using the name. It advises buying only from propheticremedies.in or authorized partner channels.

No. It is a botanical cosmetic preparation inspired by traditional Sunnah practices. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical or skin condition, including pathological pigmentation disorders. Please see a dermatologist for a medical concern.

Olive squalane is a light plant-derived oil extracted from olives. Our product page describes it as absorbing quickly without a heavy film and helping skin stay moisturised and supple.

Use 3 to 5 drops. Warm them between your palms for about 5 seconds, then press gently onto face and neck with upward motions.

Press, do not rub. Use gentle upward motions on the face and neck, focusing on the areas you want to care for.

We recommend night, before sleep, for the best overnight routine. You can also use it in the morning layered under sunscreen.

Cleanse gently, pat your face dry (do not rub), and apply the oil as the last step of your night routine. In the morning, layer it under sunscreen.

Apply a small amount on a small area, such as behind the ear or on the inner forearm, and wait 24 hours. If you notice redness, itching or irritation, do not use it.

Stop using it and consult a physician if irritation occurs, as stated in the product disclaimer.

The formula is naturally derived, without synthetic retinoids or parabens. Even so, please consult your gynaecologist or healthcare professional before introducing any new skincare product during pregnancy or nursing.

Yes. Our product page describes it as halal certified, with no ethanol (alcohol), no animal-derived ingredients, no tallow and no porcine-derived ingredients.

No. Our product page states it has zero ethanol or denatured alcohol, no parabens, no synthetic dyes, no phthalates, no harsh silicones and no artificial fragrance.

Yes. Our product page states there is no animal testing on any WARSS formulation.

It is made in an FDA Mumbai licensed unit under GMP Schedule T standards in India.

The colour comes from Warss, which is naturally golden amber. It is a natural colour, not an added dye.

The formula has no synthetic preservatives. As it is a botanical oil, please keep the cap closed and use it within the period printed on the pack.

Please follow the storage instructions on the pack. As a general practice, keep the bottle tightly closed, away from direct sunlight and heat.

It is made in India under FDA Mumbai licensing and GMP Schedule T standards.

Yes — it's formulated without SLS, alcohol, or synthetic fragrance additives, which are common irritants. As with any new skincare product, we recommend a patch test first if you have very reactive skin.

With daily facial use and proper storage on a well-drained soap dish, a 100g bar typically lasts 6–8 weeks.

Yes. Our product page lists it as free from parabens, SLS, alcohol and synthetic dyes.

Wet your face, lather the bar between wet palms, massage gently in circular motions for 30-60 seconds, rinse with cool water, and store the bar on a well-drained dish.

The fragrance-free Hajj & Umrah Edition, which our product page says is crafted without any fragrance for use in the state of Ihram.

Splash your face with warm water, lather the bar between wet palms, massage in gentle circles for 30 to 60 seconds, rinse with cool water and pat dry. Store the bar on a well-drained dish and let it dry fully between uses.

Both use the same formula. The Daily Edition has a light saffron fragrance. The Hajj & Umrah Edition is completely fragrance-free, for pilgrims in the state of Ihram.

Choose the fragrance-free Hajj & Umrah Edition. Please follow your scholar's guidance on what is permissible in the state of Ihram.

No. Our product page states it is free from parabens, SLS, alcohol and synthetic dyes.

It is formulated for facial skin, but many customers also use it on the body.

Stop using it and consult a physician if irritation occurs.

Yes. It contains coconut oil, sweet almond oil and shea, cocoa and mango butters. If you are allergic to any of them, please avoid it or do a patch test first.

Yes. Our product page describes it as halal certified.

The soap is a cleansing bar for washing the face. The Warss Facial Oil is a leave-on oil that you press into the skin after cleansing. Many customers use them together.

Yes. Cleanse with the soap, pat dry and then use 3 to 5 drops of Warss Facial Oil as the last step of your routine.

Warss Aloe Vera Gel is formulated to suit most skin types, including sensitive and combination skin. As with any new skincare product, we recommend a patch test first.

Yes — its cooling, hydrating Aloe Vera base makes it well suited to soothing skin after sun exposure, in addition to daily moisturising use.

Warss Aloe Vera Gel is formulated without alcohol, animal-derived ingredients, or haram by-products, and is manufactured under Halal, FDA and GMP-aligned standards. It combines the Prophetic herb Warss with Aloe Vera, rooted in Islamic skincare tradition and Sunnah practice.

With daily use as a moisturiser, a 50g pack typically lasts 4–6 weeks, depending on how much you apply.

Warss extract and aloe vera. Our product page states it is free from parabens, sulfates, alcohol and artificial fragrance.

Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage in gentle circles. It can be used as a daily moisturiser, after-sun gel or soothing face mask. Patch test on a small area first.

Yes. Our product page says each pack is handcrafted in small batches.

It suits most skin types and has a lightweight, non-greasy feel. A customer review on our product page also mentions it works well for oily skin.

Apply to clean, dry skin. Take a small amount and massage it in gentle circular motions. It can be used as a daily moisturiser, an after-sun gel or a soothing face mask.

A small amount is enough. Our product page says to apply a small amount and massage it gently.

Yes. Our product page says it works as a daily moisturiser, after-sun gel or soothing face mask.

It as hydrating without a sticky residue and without a heavy or greasy feel.

The formula is naturally derived, but recommends consulting your physician before using any new skincare product during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Yes. Our product page describes it as halal certified and formulated without alcohol, animal-derived ingredients or haram by-products.

Yes. Our product page says each pack is handcrafted in small batches.

Talbina is a traditional barley-based food mentioned in the Hadith, often prepared with milk and honey. Its name comes from the Arabic word laban, meaning milk. See our Talbina Powder.

Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) narrated that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said that Talbina brings comfort to the heart of the sick person and removes some of his sadness (Sahih al-Bukhari 5689 and 5417, Sahih Muslim 2216).

Our Talbina is an instant mix. Stir 2 tablespoons of the powder into a glass of regular milk, add honey, and stir well. There is no need to cook or simmer it.

Our Talbina is made with the barley husk (bran) kept in, so you get the whole grain with its natural fibre. In the traditional description, talbina is barley ground with its husk.

Yes. Barley contains gluten, so it is not suitable if you need to avoid gluten.

Many families give Talbina to children. Honey should never be given to babies under 12 months. For young children, please follow your paediatrician’s guidance.

Talbina is a whole-grain food, not a medicine. If you are managing diabetes, blood sugar or any health condition, please consult your physician before adding it to your diet.

No. It is a whole-grain food prepared following traditional Sunnah recipes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Talbina can be enjoyed at any time. It is exceptionally beneficial as a nourishing breakfast for steady all-day energy and satiety, as a comforting evening snack to support restorative sleep and emotional calm, or during periods of physical illness, convalescence, and grief.

One 250g pack provides approximately 17 to 25 wholesome servings, based on a standard serving size of 1 to 1.5 tablespoons (approx. 10-15g) per cup.

100% stone-ground whole barley flour with its natural husk. Our product page states no refined flour, malt extracts, artificial flavors, wheat fillers or preservatives.

No. It is made from barley, which naturally contains gluten, so it is not suitable for anyone who needs to avoid gluten. This is general food knowledge, not a statement from the product page.

Yes. Our product page says it can be prepared with milk (cow, goat or almond) or plain water.

One pack is 250 g and gives about 17 to 25 servings, based on 10 to 15 g (1 to 1.5 tablespoons) per cup.

We suggest cow, goat or almond milk, or plain water.

No. Honey or dates are the traditional sweetener, but you can also have it plain or with a pinch of cinnamon.

We suggest slivered almonds, crushed walnuts and a pinch of ground cardamom for a breakfast porridge. It can also be poured over barley bread or stews in the traditional tharid style.

Pouring lightly seasoned warm Talbina over shredded barley bread or slow-cooked meat stews as a classical serving practised in the Prophetic era.

At any time. Our product page suggests it as a nourishing breakfast, a comforting evening snack, or a gentle food during illness, recovery or grief.

The husk (bran) is the outer fibre of the grain, which commercial milling strips away. Our product page says keeping it retains the whole grain, including its natural fibre and minerals.

No. It is a natural whole-grain food prepared according to traditional Sunnah recipes. It is not intended to replace prescribed medication or to diagnose, treat or cure any medical condition.

Yes. Our product page describes it as 100% pure and halal.

Please follow the storage instructions on the pack. As a general practice, close the pack tightly after use and keep it in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

Sidr is the Arabic name of the lote tree, and the leaves are sold in India as beri ke patte. The tree is named in the Qur’an, and the Prophet ﷺ instructed the use of water and Sidr for washing (for example Sahih al-Bukhari 1253). See our Sidr article.

The leaf powder is pure ground leaf, used as a paste for face, hair or ghusl. The soap is a ready-to-use cleansing bar for hair and body. The hair mask is a ready blend for hair care. Please check each product page for ingredients and directions.

Yes, we list Qust al Bahri Powder. Please read its product page for the ingredients and directions, and consult your doctor first if you are pregnant, nursing or taking medicines.

Mix 1 tablespoon of Sidr powder with rose water, aloe vera, honey, milk or yogurt depending on your skin type. Apply for 15–20 minutes and wash off with lukewarm water. Use 2–3 times a week for best results.

Yes. Mix 1 tablespoon of Sidr Powder with 1 cup of warm water and stir until frothy, then apply to hair and body and rinse after a few minutes. It has traditionally been used as a natural herbal cleanser for centuries.

Sidr has been used in ghusl (ritual washing) and in washing the deceased before burial since the time of the Prophet ﷺ. Traditionally, 1 cup of Sidr Powder is added to a bucket of water and stirred until frothy for this purpose.

Scholars have recommended adding Sidr leaves or powder to water, reciting Qur'anic verses such as Ayat-ul-Kursi and Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq and An-Nas, then using the water to wash and drink as part of ruqyah practice, by Allah's will.

Yes, the Sidr (Lote) tree is referenced in the Qur'an, and Sidr leaves were used during the time of the Prophet ﷺ, including in the washing of the deceased, as recorded in Hadith.

Yes. "Lote tree" and "lote leaf" are the common English translations used for Sidr (Zizyphus Spina-Christi) in English renderings of the Qur'an. Sidr, lote tree, and beri ke patte all refer to the same plant.

100% pure dried Sidr (Zizyphus Spina-Christi) leaves, finely ground. Our product page states no dyes, chemicals or fillers.

We recommend 2-3 times a week, mixing 1 tablespoon with rose water, aloe vera, honey, milk or yogurt depending on your skin type, and washing off after 15-20 minutes.

Beri ke Patte, Lote Tree Leaves and Lote Leaf.

Sidr is the Lote tree. In Hindi and Urdu its leaves are called "beri ke patte" or "beri patta". Our product page describes it as a herb mentioned in the Quran and Hadith.

Rose water, aloe vera, honey, milk or yogurt depending on your skin type. If you are unsure, start with rose water and do a patch test first.

Mix 1 tablespoon of powder with 1 cup of warm water and stir with your fingers until frothy. Apply it to hair and body, leave it for a few minutes, then rinse.

We suggest 2 to 3 times a week as a face mask. For hair and body wash, use it as you would a gentle herbal cleanser.

Yes, especially if you have sensitive skin. Apply a small amount on a small area, such as the inner forearm, and wait 24 hours before using it on your face.

It becomes frothy when stirred in warm water, as described on our product page.

It is traditionally used for ghusl. Add 1 cup of powder to a bucket of water, stir until frothy and use it for purification.

Do a patch test first, as our product page advises. If you notice redness, itching or irritation, stop using it.

Yes. Our product page describes it as halal certified, 100% pure and natural, with no alcohol and no chemicals.

Please follow the storage instructions on the pack. As a general practice, keep the pack tightly closed and in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

Sidr Leaf Powder is the pure dried leaf powder that you mix yourself. The Sidr Hair Mask and Sidr Soap are separate ready-to-use products. Please see their pages for details.

Sidr (Ziziphus) — also known as the lote tree — grows across the Middle East, Arabia, North Africa and South Asia, and is mentioned in the Qur'an. Its leaves have been used for centuries as a natural cleanser for skin and hair.

Yes. The Qur'an mentions the sidr (lote) tree in Surah Al-Waqi'ah (56:28) among the trees of Paradise, and Sidrat al-Muntaha in Surah An-Najm (53:14). In authentic hadith, the Prophet ﷺ instructed a man who had just accepted Islam to wash with water and sidr (reported in Sunan Abi Dawud, Tirmidhi and Nasa'i), and sidr is mentioned for washing the deceased in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.

Washing with water and sidr is reported in authentic hadith (Sunan Abi Dawud, Tirmidhi, Nasa'i), and sidr leaves have long been used in Muslim homes to wash hair and body. That is why many families use sidr leaf powder for hair and skin, and why this soap is made with the same leaf. See our Sidr Leaf Powder (beri ke patte) for the pure-leaf version.

The soap is a ready-to-use bar for daily hair and body washing. The Sidr Leaf Powder is the pure ground leaf, used as a weekly face mask, hair paste or ghusl add-on. Many customers use both: soap daily and powder once a week.

Yes — choose the Hajj & Umrah (fragrance-free) variant. It contains no added fragrance, which is why pilgrims in Ihram choose it.

Yes. It is halal certified and made without alcohol, parabens or harsh chemicals. The full ingredient list (INCI) is shown on this page.

Sidr leaf powder, coconut oil, olive fruit oil, shea butter, cocoa seed butter, mango seed butter and sweet almond oil. The full INCI list is shown on the product page.

Lather on wet hair and scalp, massage and leave for 30-60 seconds, then rinse well with clean water. Keep the bar on a well-drained dish to extend its life.

Yes. Our product page lists it as free from alcohol, parabens and harsh chemicals.

It as a hair and body bar, and says it can be used with warm water for face, body or scalp. For a dedicated facial bar, see Warss Facial Soap.

No. Our product page states it is free from alcohol, parabens and harsh chemicals.

Yes. It contains coconut oil, sweet almond oil, shea, cocoa and mango seed butters. If you are allergic to any of them, please avoid it or do a patch test first.

Wet your skin with warm water, lather the bar between your hands or directly on your skin, and rinse well.

Keep it on a well-drained dish so it can dry between uses.

Choose the Hajj & Umrah (fragrance-free) variant. Please follow your scholar's guidance on what is permissible in the state of Ihram.

It as gentle for daily cleansing for all skin types. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, please consult a dermatologist before use, and do a patch test first.

Yes. Our product page describes it as halal certified.

The soap is a ready-to-use bar for daily hair and body wash. The Sidr Leaf Powder is the pure ground leaf that you mix with water or rose water for a weekly mask, hair paste or ghusl. Many customers use both.

Yes. Our product page suggests using the soap daily and the powder as a weekly treatment.

Yes — the Sidr (Lote tree) is referenced as Sidrat al-Muntaha in Surah An-Najm (53:14–16), symbolizing purity and honour. Sidr leaves have long been used in Islamic and Arab tradition for ritual and physical cleansing.

Use 1–2 times a week for best results. Mix with water, rose water, or aloe vera juice, apply evenly, leave for 30–45 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

Henna can impart a subtle warm reddish tone, especially on light or grey hair. On darker hair the colour effect is typically minimal. We recommend a patch test before your first full application.

Yes. The formula contains zero sulphates, parabens, silicones, or artificial fragrance, making it suitable for sensitive scalps. As with any new product, we recommend a patch test first.

Only two ingredients: pure Sidr (Ziziphus) leaf powder and natural Henna (Lawsonia inermis) leaf powder, with no chemicals, preservatives, artificial fragrance or synthetic colour.

Mix with water, rose water or aloe vera juice, apply from root to tip, leave for 30-45 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Use 1-2 times a week.

Yes. Our product page states it is suitable for men and women and safe for regular long-term use.

No. Our product page states no sulphates, parabens, silicones or artificial fragrance.

Mix the required quantity with water, rose water or aloe vera juice. Apply it evenly to your scalp and hair, root to tip, leave it for 30 to 45 minutes, and rinse thoroughly with plain water.

To mix the required quantity, depending on your hair length. For a first use, start with a small amount and add liquid until you have a smooth, spreadable paste.

Water, rose water or aloe vera juice, as suggested on our product page.

It is described as a hair mask with Sidr and Henna. If you want a stronger natural colour, please see our Katam & Henna Sunnah Hair Dye Duo.

Yes. Our product page advises always doing a patch test before applying any new product and stopping use if irritation occurs.

No. Our product page states the formula contains no sulphates, parabens, silicones, artificial fragrance or synthetic colour.

The Sidr (Lote tree) is mentioned in Surah An-Najm (53:14 to 16) as Sidrat al-Muntaha, symbolising purity and honour.

The hair pack is a ready blend of Sidr and Henna leaf powders for hair. Sidr Leaf Powder is pure Sidr only, used for face masks, hair paste or body wash.

Every product page lists the ingredients and directions. You can also see the ingredient list on your pack. Browse the Sunnah Inspired Wellness collection.

Our supplements are crafted from various parts of plants, and we make diligent efforts to clean them thoroughly. Nonetheless, there is a possibility of some foreign matter entering them. If you have allergies to such substances, please avoid consuming our products.

Our website displays a “No Alcohol” declaration, and our Warss skincare products are described as made without ethanol. Please check the ingredient list on each product page.

Our products are made in India. Our licences and certificates are listed on our licence page.

It depends on the product. Dates and honey contain natural sugars. Please check the ingredient list on the product page. If you are managing blood sugar, please consult your physician.

Please always follow the directions on your pack and product page. In summary:

Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste: one teaspoon in the morning and one in the evening

Artho Powder: 2 heaped tablespoons (about 20 to 25 g) once a day in warm milk or water

Talbina: 2 tablespoons in a glass of regular milk with honey, stirred (no cooking)

Warss Facial Oil: a few drops after cleansing, usually at night

Warss Facial Soap: lather in wet hands, massage gently, rinse

Sidr leaf powder: mix with water into a paste

Yes. They are designed as a routine: cleanse with the soap, apply a light layer of gel, then finish with a few drops of oil at night.

Our Artho product page says you may add raw honey or Shifa-e-Ajwa Paste if you like.

Our website advises: do not consume our supplements if you are pregnant, nursing or taking any medicines without consulting your doctor first. For skincare products, please also check with your doctor.

Please consult your doctor before combining any supplement with regular medicines. Never stop or change a prescribed medicine because of our products.

Do not consume or use a product if you are allergic to any ingredient listed on the label or product page. Stop use if any adverse reaction occurs and consult your doctor immediately.

It depends on the product. Please check the individual product page. Honey is never for babies under 12 months. For young children, please consult your paediatrician before using any supplement.

Please consult your physician first. Some of our products contain dates or honey, which are natural sugars. We do not present any product as a treatment for diabetes.

Yes, we recommend a small patch test before first use of any skincare or hair product, especially if your skin is sensitive. Stop use and see a doctor if irritation occurs.

No. The information on this website is for general information only and does not replace professional medical advice. Please consult a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement.

Our products are described as halal, and our halal certificate is displayed on our website. Please see our licence and certificates page.

Our site displays a Halal certificate, a Maharashtra FDA (FSSAI) registration certificate, GMP certification (Schedule T), an Unani manufacturing licence and a Certificate of Free Sale. See the licence page for the documents.

References to FDA on our website mean the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration, the state authority that licenses our unit. They do not refer to the United States FDA.

GMP means Good Manufacturing Practices. Our licence page lists our GMP certification. Please see the licence page for details.

You can pay by UPI, debit or credit card, or net banking at checkout, and Cash on Delivery is available on eligible orders.

Yes, Cash on Delivery (COD) is available on orders of ₹500 and above. COD may require a non-refundable advance payment of 15% of the order value to confirm the order. Please see the COD questions below and our Shipping Policy.

Our shipping policy states that a non-refundable advance of 15% of the order value is required to confirm a COD order. The balance is paid to the courier on delivery.

No. Our shipping policy says credit and debit cards are not accepted at the door for Cash on Delivery orders.

No. Our policy does not allow opening the parcel before payment. Please check that the outer package is sealed and not tampered with, and do not accept it if it looks damaged or opened.

Please pay online with UPI, card or net banking. You can also email support@propheticremedies.in with your pin code and we will confirm availability within 24 hours.

Yes. We deliver to more than 26,000 pin codes across India through reputed courier partners. If you are unsure about your pin code, email support@propheticremedies.in and we will confirm within 24 hours.

Orders are dispatched within 2 working days (48 hours) of being placed.

After dispatch, delivery usually takes about 6 working days, depending on your address. Our shipping policy allows 1 to 10 working days depending on location.

Orders of ₹1,000 and above ship free within India. Orders below ₹1,000 carry a flat ₹80 shipping fee.

If you have not received tracking information after dispatch, please contact us with your order number on WhatsApp +91 98201 84461 or at support@propheticremedies.in.

A sold-out product is being made available again. Please keep visiting our website for updates, or call or message WhatsApp +91 98201 84461 to ask about expected availability.

Please email support@propheticremedies.in within 48 hours of delivery with your order number and clear photos. See also the returns and exchanges questions.

Our shipping policy says we do not have a standard return policy. Exchanges are considered within 48 hours of delivery for damaged or incorrect items. Please email support@propheticremedies.in with clear photos. Sale items are not exchangeable. Please read our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.

You can cancel within 24 hours of placing the order for a full refund. After that, please contact us and we will see what is possible. Prepaid shipping charges and any COD advance are not refundable.

Refunds are made to the original payment method within 15 days after the returned parcel is received and approved. Courier charges are deducted.

No. Opened or used items are not eligible for return. Items must be unused, sealed and in original packaging.

If a COD order is refused, the advance payment is non-refundable.

Our website currently ships across India. For international orders, please message us on WhatsApp +91 98201 84461 or email support@propheticremedies.in with your country and the products you want, and we will tell you what is possible.

Yes, please contact us for bulk, group and wholesale enquiries. Message WhatsApp +91 98201 84461 or email support@propheticremedies.in with the products and quantities you need, and we will confirm availability and pricing.

Our licence page lists a Certificate of Free Sale. Importers can see the documents on our licence page. For export enquiries, please contact us.

Prices on our website are in Indian rupees (INR).

Please follow the storage instructions on your pack. In general, keep products tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture, and use a clean, dry spoon.

Please check the label on your pack for manufacturing, batch and expiry information. If you cannot find it, message us with a photo on WhatsApp +91 98201 84461.

Honey can crystallise naturally over time. Please see the individual honey product pages for storage guidance.

Phone: +91-7045696961 (Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 5 PM)

WhatsApp: WhatsApp +91 98201 84461

Email: support@propheticremedies.in

Address: 403 Anna Bhavan, Devji Ratanssey Street, Masjid East, Mumbai 400009

See our Contact information.

Our phone support runs Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 5 PM. You can message us on WhatsApp or email at any time and we will reply as soon as we can.

Please share your order number, name, phone number and a clear photo if the issue is about damage or a wrong item. This helps us help you faster.

No. We are a wellness brand, not a medical service. Please consult a qualified doctor for any health concern.

Genuine Tulsi Honey is collected naturally by bees foraging on Tulsi blossoms. Infused honey, by contrast, is regular honey mixed with Tulsi extract or leaves after the fact. Ours is never infused.

Yes, Tulsi Honey can be enjoyed daily as part of a balanced diet.

One teaspoon daily, ideally on an empty stomach, mixed with lukewarm water or herbal tea. Avoid mixing with boiling water, as high heat can affect the honey's natural enzymes.

Honey is generally not recommended for children under 12 months due to infant botulism risk. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult their physician before adding any new food to their diet.

Mix it into lukewarm water or herbal tea. Our product page advises against boiling water because high heat can affect honey's natural enzymes.

Halal, GMP, and FDA & FSSAI certification.

Tulsi honey is genuine honey collected by bees that forage mainly on Tulsi (Holy Basil) blossoms. Our product page says it is raw, not infused and not flavoured.

No. Our product page states it is free from additives and artificial flavouring, and that nothing is added after harvest.

We suggest 1 teaspoon daily, ideally on an empty stomach.

Mix it into lukewarm water or herbal tea. Our product page says to avoid boiling water, as high heat can affect the honey's natural enzymes.

Yes. Our product page says Tulsi honey can be enjoyed daily as part of a balanced diet.

Honey is generally not recommended for babies under 12 months because of the risk of infant botulism. For older children, please follow your paediatrician's guidance.

Please consult your physician before adding any new food to your diet during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Both are raw honeys. Sidr honey comes from the nectar of the Sidr (Lote) tree, which is mentioned in the Quran. Tulsi honey comes from bees foraging mainly on Tulsi blossoms.

Yes, our Sidr Honey is raw and minimally processed to retain its natural enzymes and properties — a pure honey with nothing added.

Honey is referenced in the Qur'an and Hadith for its nourishing qualities, making Sidr Honey a valued natural food rooted in that tradition and part of the Tibb-e-Nabawi lifestyle.

Honey is generally not recommended for children under 12 months due to infant botulism risk. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult their physician before adding any new food to their diet.

1-2 teaspoons daily, ideally on an empty stomach, mixed into warm water or warm milk (not hot, as high heat can affect the honey's natural enzymes).

It is harvested from Sidr (Lote) tree nectar in mountainous regions using traditional methods.

No. Our product page states it is a food product and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, including infections.

Sidr honey is raw honey made by bees from the nectar of the Sidr (Lote) tree. Our product page says it is harvested from mountainous regions using traditional methods.

No. Our product page states there are no additives, no syrups and no artificial sweeteners.

Mix it into warm water or warm milk, or enjoy it on its own. Our product page says not to use hot water or hot milk, because high heat can affect honey's natural enzymes.

Yes. Our product page says it can be used as a natural sweetener in your favourite herbal drinks or remedies.

Yes. Our product page describes it as halal certified.

The Quran describes a drink of many colours coming from the bees, in which there is healing for people (Surah An-Nahl 16:69).

The Sidr tree is mentioned in the Quran, for example Sidrat al-Muntaha in Surah An-Najm (53:14 to 16). The Quran does not mention Sidr honey by name. Our product page presents it as a food rooted in the honey and Sidr traditions.

No. Sidr honey is a food product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, including infections.

No. Our product page states zero chemicals, synthetic dyes, PPD and preservatives, and that these are whole hand-selected dried leaves rather than factory powder.

They are hand-selected whole dried henna leaves (Lawsonia inermis). Our product page says they are not a factory-milled powder and may contain some seeds and twigs, as they come in their original state.

Yes. Our product page states they are 100% pure and natural, with no chemicals, synthetic dyes, PPD or preservatives.

Our product page explains that commercial henna powders may contain additives. These are whole dried leaves with no added dyes or chemicals, in their original state. You can grind the leaves yourself in a clean mortar for external pastes.

Our product page title and description mention natural hair care and colour, but it does not give a hair-colour method. For a ready-to-use hair colour option, please see our Katam & Henna Sunnah Hair Dye Duo.

To grind the dry leaves into a fine powder in a clean mortar, and mix it with a little warm water or rose water into a smooth paste for external use.

Yes. As with any herbal product, apply a small amount of the paste on a small area first and wait for 24 hours to check for irritation before wider use.

Lawsonia inermis is the botanical name of the henna plant. It contains a natural dye called lawsone.

Please follow the storage instructions on the pack. As a general practice, keep the leaves in a closed container, in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

The set has two powders: Katam Powder (100 g, pure and unmixed) and Organic Pure Henna Powder (100 g, no additives, no chemicals). You mix them at home.

No. Our product page states it is ammonia-free and PPD-free, with no peroxide and no artificial black dye. It contains only plant powders.

Henna alone gives a warm red-orange tone. Katam deepens the colour toward dark brown. Together they give a natural, warm brown without a harsh flat black.

No. Our product page says katam with henna gives a reddish-brown to dark brown, while indigo-based dyes lean cooler and blue-black.

By weight: Natural Brown (70% henna, 30% katam), Dark Brown (50% henna, 50% katam) and Deep Dark Brown (30% henna, 70% katam). The more katam, the deeper the shade.

Combine the powders by weight using the ratio you choose. Add warm water gradually until it is a smooth, yoghurt-like paste, then cover and rest it as needed.

Use gloves. Apply to clean, dry, oil-free hair from roots to ends. Leave it on (longer processing gives a deeper tone), then rinse with water until clear.

Longer processing generally gives a deeper tone. Our product page recommends starting shorter on a test strand to judge your result before a full application.

To avoid shampooing for the first 24 hours so the colour can settle.

Yes. Apply a little paste behind the ear 24 to 48 hours before first use, and test on a small strand of hair to check your shade.

Coverage depends on how much grey you have, your hair texture and the ratio you choose. A higher katam ratio generally gives deeper, fuller coverage on grey.

This mix will not lighten dark or black hair. It adds a brown or reddish tone, which shows most clearly on grey and white hair.

It is a natural, semi-permanent dye. The colour fades gradually, so reapply when you see grey regrowth or fading. Our product page notes that, like all natural dyes, it is reapplied regularly as a habit and is not a one-time permanent colour.

Yes. You can buy Katam Powder and Henna (Mehndi) Powder on their own, in the quantity you need, on their product pages.

It contains only plant powders, but individual sensitivities exist. Always patch-test 24 to 48 hours before full use, and stop using it if irritation occurs.

No. It is a natural cosmetic hair dye and not a medical or therapeutic product.

Please follow the storage instructions on the pack. As a general practice, keep the packs tightly closed and in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

It is only sun-dried henna (Lawsonia inermis) leaves, ground fine. Our product page states there is no synthetic dye, no PPD, no metallic salts, no fragrance and no fillers.

They are the same plant, Lawsonia inermis. "Henna" is the English and botanical name, while "mehndi" is the name used across South Asia, especially for the paste applied to hands and feet.

Yes. Our product page says the same powder can be mixed into a paste for the hair and scalp, or used as traditional mehndi on the hands.

Put the powder in a non-metal bowl (glass, ceramic or plastic). Add warm water, or lemon water, tea water or a little oil for hair, a little at a time until you get a smooth, lump-free paste. Cover and let it rest for a few hours or overnight so the dye releases fully.

We recommend glass, ceramic or plastic bowls for mixing the paste.

2 to 4 hours is typical for hair.

The stain deepens over 24 to 48 hours and fades gradually over one to three weeks.

As a rough guide from our product page, short hair needs about 100 g, shoulder-length about 200 g and long hair 300 g or more of the total mix. Amounts vary with hair thickness.

Henna alone gives a warm red-orange tone. The final colour depends on your natural hair colour, how long you leave it on, how fresh the leaves are and what you mix it with.

No. Without chemicals, henna gives a reddish-brown tint that blends into your natural hair colour. For a darker tone, it is traditionally paired with katam powder.

Mix in katam powder, by weight: 70% henna and 30% katam for natural brown, 50/50 for dark brown, or 30% henna and 70% katam for deep dark brown.

No. Because the henna has no chemicals or colour-fixing agents, we cannot guarantee a specific shade or intensity on hair or as mehndi. This is normal for pure, unprocessed henna.

We suggest lemon water, tea or coffee water, yogurt or oils, depending on whether you are using it for hair or mehndi. Each can shift the final colour slightly.

With no synthetic dyes or fragrance it is generally gentler than chemical colours or "black henna". If your skin is reactive, do a patch test first, behind the ear 24 to 48 hours before use.

Both are henna from Lawsonia inermis. The Dried Henna Leaves are whole dried leaves in their original state, while this is a ready, finely ground powder you can mix into a paste.

Keep it in an airtight container, away from sunlight and moisture, so the natural dye content stays fresh for longer.

It as halal and Sunnah-inspired.

We do not currently sell miswak sticks. We offer Miswak Powder instead. If it shows as sold out, please check back soon.

Pure Salvadora persica (miswak), a 50g pack. Our product page says it is free from fluoride, triclosan and preservatives.

Dip your toothbrush or fingertips into the powder and brush as you normally would, daily.

Yes. Our product page lists it as chemical-free, eco-friendly and biodegradable.

Before Salah and Quran recitation, during Wudhu, at bedtime and upon waking, and while fasting for freshness.

Yes. Dip a damp toothbrush into the powder and brush as usual. You can also apply it with your fingertips.

It as a simple daily ritual and suggests daily use.

The Sunnah is the act of using the miswak (siwak) stick. This powder is a convenient form of the same plant, Salvadora persica, that fits into a brushing routine. It is inspired by the Sunnah and is not presented as a replacement for the stick.

Times such as before Salah and Quran recitation, during wudhu, at bedtime and on waking, and while fasting for freshness.

Freshness while fasting among the times miswak is used. Please follow your own scholar's guidance on fasting and oral care, and avoid swallowing the powder.

No fluoride is added. Our product page mentions the natural calcium, magnesium and fluorine that occur in the plant itself.

No. Our product page states it is chemical-free and free from triclosan and preservatives.

It as a 100% natural, halal tooth powder made of a single plant ingredient, Salvadora persica.

Yes. Our product page describes it as eco-friendly, biodegradable and free from synthetic chemicals.

Please keep following your dentist's advice. This powder is a natural, Sunnah-inspired option for your brushing routine. If you have a dental or gum concern, please see a dentist.

Absolutely — many customers use it daily.

Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Yes. With exactly 7 beads matching the 7 rounds of both rituals, you can move one bead per round and always know where you are.

Sacred Sidr Soap, Warss Soap, Pure Sidr Powder and Miswak Tooth Powder, plus a free 7-bead Sulemani Akik tasbih.

Each bead represents one round, matching the seven rounds of Tawaaf and Sa'ee, so you can move one bead per circuit without recounting.

For Ghusl (ritual bath), preparing the body in purity before Ihram and prayer.

No. Our product page states it is a natural skin, body and devotional care product inspired by Prophetic traditions, not a medical treatment. Patch test or consult a physician if you have a known sensitivity.

Yes. Our product page title says it is for both males and females.

It is a compact 7-bead Sulemani Akik tasbih. Each bead stands for one of the seven rounds of Tawaaf around the Ka'bah or Sa'ee between Safa and Marwah. You move one bead per round with your thumb, so you always know where you are.

To use the Sidr Powder for Ghusl, purifying the whole body before Ihram and prayer. For quantities, please follow the directions on the pack or ask our team.

Wash with Sidr Soap for everyday hair and body cleansing. Cleanse your face with Warss Soap. Brush with Miswak Powder to keep your mouth fresh, in the spirit of the Sunnah.

Yes. Our product page says it makes a meaningful gift for fellow pilgrims or loved ones.

The kit as 100% natural, handmade and ethically sourced.

Keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Yes. Our Warss Facial Soap, Sidr Soap, Sidr Leaf Powder and Miswak Powder are available separately on their own product pages.

Inspired by Tybb is our range of powders inspired by Tibb and Unani tradition: Artho, D, K, P2 and T19. Please read each product page for its ingredients and directions.

No. They are described as dietary and herbal supplements, not for medicinal use. They do not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and do not replace medical care.

Please consult your doctor first. Never stop or change a prescribed medicine because of any supplement.