Natural jujube leaves 80gr

Would you like to buy the precious jujube leaf? Then you've come to the right place!

The significance of jujube leaves

Jujube leaves, known in Arabic as "sidr leaves", come from the jujube tree. It is a totally natural product used in Ayurvedic tradition, as well as in the tradition of the Prophet Muhammad.

In our shop, we offer jujube leaves in 100-gram bags at very good value for money.

A word of warning

Not to be confused with sana makki leaves, these jujube leaves are extremely beneficial and can be used in a variety of ways, depending on your needs.

The jujube tree is an incredible tree that can be used for almost everything: its fruit, the jujube; its nectar, collected by bees and consumed in the form of honey; its leaves, which can be used in their original form or ground into powder for other uses. This tree is sacred to Muslims because it is mentioned in the Sunnah and is one of the sacred trees of paradise.

The leaves of the jujube tree are harvested by hand, then air-dried. Some are then ground into powder, while others are packed directly into sachets.

What are jujube leaves used for?

Jujube leaf is mostly used in powder form. You can also find it in the form of small pieces. They are often used in roqya to remove the evil eye or sihr (linked to witchcraft).

Good to know: These powdered jujube leaves are excellent for body and hair care, but are also useful when washing mortuaries.

The benefits of sidr leaves :

• They wash the hair naturally
• Beautifies hair and makes it shiny
• They have astringent, purifying and anti-itching properties
• Effective against scalp diseases: eczema, psoriasis, dandruff, etc
• Suitable for washing hair after colouring
• Relieves acne, pimples and boils,
• As a body cleanser, they remove impurities just like red clover
• Helps to rebalance blood pressure
• Effective against bronchitis and asthma
• Soothes stomach pains
• Effective against wrinkles and signs of ageing
• Used in roqya, 7 of them are placed in a bottle of water over which the Koran is recited, taking care to spit inside.
• Used to wash the body of the deceased during mortuary washing

Guide to using jujube leaves:

• Mix the sidr and water until you obtain a fairly sticky, homogenous paste.
• Apply to wet hair and leave for 5 to 10 minutes.
• Please note that the mixture you prepare should be as liquid as shampoo, so don't use too much. -
• Sidr contains saponin, so it has washing properties, so make sure you 'lather' and 'wash' your hair. -
• Of course, don't expect it to lather like supermarket shampoo!
• Rinse carefully, and rinse well, running your hand through your hair, otherwise you risk getting sticky hair.
• What's more, if any product remains, your hair will take longer to dry!
  Leave your hair to dry.