Encyclopedia of Islamic Herbal Medicine By John Andrew Morrow (Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company Inc. Publishers, 2011, pbk, 225 pages.)
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For anyone interested in researching herbs mentioned in the religious texts
of Islam, the Encyclopedia of Islamic Herbal Medicine by John Morrow
offers an abundance of information and insights. By combining information
gleaned from the Qu’rān and the Sunnah, as well as the sacred writings
of the Twelve Imams, Morrow proposes an authoritative reference to Prophetic medicine ‒ medicine based solely on the religious texts of Sunni
and Shīʻah Islam ...
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