Prophetic medicine is a book written by Sheikh Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziya, one of the scholars of the eighth century AH. He was born in Damascus in 1292 AD, and died in 1350 AD. One of the guidance of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was the act of self-medication, and commanded it to those who fell ill among his family and companions, but neither his gift nor the guidance of his companions was to use the combined medicines called “relatives”, rather most of their medicines were in terms, and perhaps they added To the singular is something that helps him or breaks his wall, and this is the predominance of medicine for nations of different races, including Arabs and Turks, and the people of the valley as a whole. And whenever possible, the simple thing is not adjusted to the compound. Or m He did not agree with him, so his quantity increased to him, or how it was, he clung to health, and tampered with it, and the masters of experiments among doctors often used their medicine with vocabulary, and they are one of the three medical teams. And the investigation into this is that medicines are of the same type of food, so the nation and the sect that are mostly fed by the vocabulary have very few diseases, and medicine in terms of specifics, and the people of cities who are dominated by compound foods need compound medicines. The valleys and the deserts are singular, so single medicines are sufficient to treat them. This is proof according to the medical industry. "