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At Madina Healing, we are dedicated to preserving the ancient art of hijama (cupping thenrapy) while providing a holistic approach to health and well-being. Our mission is to offer a space where traditional Islamic practices meet modern healthcare, fostering a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
Dr Aneesa Awan. MBBS
We approach hijama with the utmost respect for its Islamic heritage. Our practitioners are well-versed in both the physical and spiritual aspects of this therapy. We use sterile and disposable cups, adhering to the highest standards of hygiene and safety.
We understand that hijama is not merely a physical treatment but also a deeply spiritual experience for many. We aim to create a serene and comfortable environment where you can connect with your faith and improve your overall health.
Hygiene Practices for Hijama Therapy
Certified Practitioner
We are certified and trained in accordance with industry standards. We adhere to strict hygiene protocols and are committed to maintaining a clean and safe environment for every client.
Sterilized Equipment
We use only sterilized, single-use, disposable cups and instruments for each Hijama session. Our equipment is never reused, ensuring there is no risk of cross-contamination.
Sanitary Environment
Our treatment rooms and facilities are regularly cleaned and sanitized. All surfaces and linens are cleaned and changed between each client to prevent the spread of bacteria or infection.
Personal Protective Equipment
Our therapists wear appropriate PPE, including disposable gloves, masks, and aprons, during the entire Hijama therapy session. This helps maintain a sterile environment and minimizes any potential risks.
Client Screening
We conduct a thorough assessment of each client's health history and any existing conditions before proceeding with Hijama therapy. This allows us to customize the treatment plan and ensure its safety and effectiveness.
Informed Consent
Before the session, clients are provided with detailed information about the procedure, its potential benefits, and any possible side effects. Clients are required to provide informed consent before the therapy begins.
Aftercare Guidelines
Clients are provided with clear aftercare instructions to promote healing and reduce the risk of infection. Following these guidelines is crucial for the success of the therapy.
Reporting Concerns
If you have any concerns about hygiene practices or the cleanliness of our facility during your visit, please inform your therapist or a member of our staff immediately. Your safety and comfort are our top priorities.
The Islamic History of Hijama
Hijama, also known as "cupping therapy," has a rich history deeply rooted in Islamic tradition. It is a practice that dates back to the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who not only recommended it but also personally underwent cupping. This historical significance makes hijama not just a therapeutic technique but also a spiritual practice for many Muslims.
The practice of hijama involves the placement of cups on specific points of the body, creating a vacuum that draws out impurities and toxins from beneath the skin's surface. This process is believed to stimulate blood circulation, promote healing, and boost the body's natural self-healing mechanisms.
