health giving, healing, curative

healing, cure, recovery from illness, recovery

journalist

cotton wool soaked in liquid medicine and applied to wound, dressing lint, enema

a book, a volume, book revealed to a divinely ordained prophet, leaf, page, magazine, periodical

Law: rules and regulations that determine neighborhood law

hope of cure

curative

unsatisfactory

heal, cure

God is the curer and He is sufficient, a formula used at the time of taking or administering medicine

beneficial and enough

amulet for cure, therapeutic amulet

plan, strategy for cure

(God's) gift of curing the sick

satisfactory answer

working journalist

one who recommends, advocate, intercessor, mediator, possessor of the right of pre-emption

the right of pre-emption or possessing a property (the right appertaining first to the partner, then to sharer in amenities such as water, and then to the neighbour)

an epithet of Prophet Muhammed

Shafiite, follower of Imam Shafi'i, the name of a Sunni jurist and one of the four Imams of Sunnis

a phrase imploring health for he ailing from God

curing dust, dust of healing, dust or ashes from a sacred place or shrine mainly Madina or Karbala with supposed curative properties

a therapeutic spring

prescription for cure

to cure

right of preemption