Medicine and Pharmacy in the Qur’an and Prophetic Traditions by Muhammad Musharraf Hussain is a groundbreaking study that bridges the gap between traditional Islamic healing and modern medical science. This book explores the Qur’anic references to health, nutrition, and healing, alongside the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ guidance on treatment, hygiene, and preventive care.

Drawing from classical hadith sources and contemporary pharmacological research, the author presents a holistic view of Islamic medicine — covering prophetic remedies, herbal treatments, dietary prescriptions, and ethical medical practice. Topics include honey, black seed, cupping (ḥijāmah), olive oil, and the spiritual dimensions of healing such as du‘ā and ruqyah.

Ideal for readers seeking Islamic books on medicine, prophetic healing practices, or Qur’anic guidance on health and pharmacy, this book offers both scholarly depth and practical relevance. It is especially valuable for Muslim health professionals, students of Islamic sciences, and anyone interested in faith-based wellness.

How each audience benefits

• General readers: Discover Qur’anic and prophetic guidance on health, healing, and ethical care
• Health professionals: Explore the intersection of Islamic tradition and modern medical science
• Students of Islamic sciences: Study the fiqh and hadith of medicine and pharmacy
• Researchers: Access comparative insights into prophetic remedies and scientific validation