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يا ولِيَّ الإسلامِ وأهلِهِ ، ثَبِّتْنِي بهِ حتى أَلْقَاكَ
Nabiq / Unaab
نَبِقٌ : ذكر أبو نعيم في كتابه (الطب النبوى) مرفوعاً: (إنَّ آدمَ لَمَّا أُهْبِطَ إلى الأرض كان أولَ شىء أكل مِن ثمارها النَّبِقُ). وقد ذكر النبىُّ صلى الله عليه وسلم النَّبِقَ في الحديث المتفق على صحته: أنه رأى سِدْرَة المُنتهى ليلةَ أُسْرِىَ به، وإذا نَبِقُها مِثْلُ قِلالِ هَجَرٍ. والنَبِق: ثمر شجر السدر يعقِل الطبيعة، وينفع من الإسهال، ويدبُغ المَعِدَة، ويُسَكِّن الصفراء، ويَغذو البدنَ، ويُشهِّى الطَّعام، ويُولِّد بلغماً، وينفع الذَّرَب الصفراوىَّ، وهو بطىء الهضم، وسَويقُه يُقوِّى الحشا، وهو يُصْلِحُ الأمزجة الصفراوية، وتُدفع مضرتُه بالشهد. واختُلِفَ فيه، هل هو رطب أو يابس ؟ على قولين. والصحيح: أنَّ رطبه بارد رطب، ويابسه بارد يابس.
It has several names: Nabiq, Christ's thorn, lotus jujube, or rhamnus. Abu Nuaym mentioned these in his book on Prophetic medicine, when he mentioned the Hadith, "When Prophet Adam Alaihe as Salaam was sent down to earth, the first of its fruits he ate was Nabiq".In addition, the Messenger of Allah (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) mentioned the Nabiq in a Hadith narrated by the two Muhadditheen, "On the night that I was taken on the Night journey, I was shown Sidrat Al-Muntaha (a tree in the seventh heaven) and I saw its Nabiq fruits which resembled the clay jugs of Hajar (a town in Arabia)."
Nabiq is the fruit produced by the lote-tree. Nabiq soothes the natural digestive process, helps against diarrhea, coats the stomach, relieves yellow bile, provides nutrition for the body, taste to the food and causes phlegm. It helps against inflammation caused by yellow bile. Nabiq is slowly digested while its flour strengthens the bowls and is favorable for bilious temperaments. The harm of the Nabiq will be neutralized when eating honeycomb with it. There is a conflict of opinion concerning if Nabiq is wet or dry. The correct opinion is that wet Nabiq is cold and wet while dry Nabiq is cold and dry.
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