Original organic Sidr of Medina, purified from impurities and dirt

It is grown organically to preserve the benefits and value of the herb.

The benefits of Sidr include strengthening hair follicles and stimulating hair growth, reducing hair loss and thickening it, treating dandruff and dryness, giving hair shine and vitality, purifying and lightening the skin tone, treating acne, and reducing excess oil. It is used in hair, skin and body masks to treat multiple problems. Sidr leaves have been used for magic and envy since ancient times. Many scholars have spoken about it and explained the advantages of this tree over all other plants, as it has a great and unique status that has given it a great position among Muslims. One of the benefits of Sidr leaves is that it treats magic, envy, the evil eye, and possession in a specific way.

Using sidr leaves to treat magic and envy is beneficial, according to experiences reported by trustworthy scholars and sheikhs. Although the Sunnah of the Prophet does not mention treating magic with sidr, it is full of good hadiths about sidr in particular, explaining its uses that confirm its religious value.

The Sidr tree is a blessed tree and one of the trees of Paradise. What is even greater than that is that it is from the same type of tree that is found in the highest levels of Paradise with the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Sheikh Al-Shaarawy said that the Sidrat al-Muntaha is the same as the well-known Nabq tree, which is also called the Sidr tree, but the fruits of the Sidrat al-Muntaha are large (“its fruit is like the jugs of Hajar”) and without thorns, and it is very different from the fruits of the Nabq in this world.

The use of Sidr in treating magic and envy goes back to Wahb ibn Munabbih, who was the first to speak about the use of Sidr in legitimate ruqyah, as he said, “Seven green Sidr leaves are taken and crushed between two stones, then they are mixed with water and the Throne Verse is recited over them.” He was followed in this by Al-Haythami and Ibn Hajar Al-Asqalani.

Benefits of Sidr al-Madinah for hair:

Hair strengthening:
It strengthens hair follicles and stimulates them to grow healthily.
Prevent hair loss:
Helps reduce hair loss caused by weak follicles.
Hair lengthening and thickening:
It contributes to hair lengthening, increasing its density and volume.
Treatment of dandruff and dryness:
It cleanses the scalp, eliminates dandruff and itching, treats dry hair and provides natural hydration.
Improve hair health:
It gives hair vitality and shine and reduces breakage and damage.

Benefits of Sidr for the skin and body:

Skin purification:
It works as a natural cleanser to deeply cleanse the skin and get rid of impurities and excess oils.
Lightening and unifying the color:
It helps to unify skin tone and give it freshness and vitality.
Treating skin problems:
It helps treat acne and pimples, and fights pimples.
Body renewal and freshness:
It can be used in herbal baths or as a body mask to rejuvenate and revitalize.

How to use:

For skin and hair:
Mix sidr powder with warm water to form a paste, then apply it to the scalp or skin.
For bathroom:
Sidr can be added to bath water to soothe and revitalize the body.