Hijamah culture of The Prophet Muhammad's era
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2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Levent Öztürk
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Hijamah is a treatment method dating back to before Christ, and adopted and implemented by many civilizations. It is known that this treatment was implemented also in Arab society. In the hadith books, it draws attention as a prominent treatment method during the era of Prophet Muhammad. There are many narrativies telling that Prophet himself got hijama for treatment and recommended it to people around him. Furthermore, hijamah attracts a great deal of attention even today. Despite this attention, there is no scientific, adequate and satisfying study in our country regarding the nature of hijamah during the Prophet Muhammad era. In our study, hijamah applications constituting a part of the era's medical culture were addressed to fulfill this deficiency. We tried to detect what kind of place this treatment method had in other societies during history by examining Hijamah in terms of civilization history and history of medicine. Therefore, we had the opportunity to see the place of hijamah applications in the era of Prophet Muhammad during the course of history. As a result of our study, we decided that the Arab society implemented hijamah as a reflection of medical accumulation which they gained thanks to interaction among civilizations in the era of Prophet Muhammad. Furthermore, important findings were accessed concerning which body parts hijamah is applied to and for what diseases during the era of Prophet Muhammad. Besides, information about the hijamah practitioners mentioned in discussions and rumors about practitioners applying hijamah. In conclusion, some information was acquired about the hijamah tools required to perform hijamah during the era of Prophet Muhammad.
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Büşra Yıldırım
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Büşra Yıldırım (Master Thesis). Hijamah culture of The Prophet Muhammad's era, 2019, Sakarya University.
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