Street leaves are used to make roqyas. They are used in combination with other natural treatments to curing occult evil. This plant is also known botanically as an ornamental plant. In natural medicine, it is used to treat a number of ailments. Its oil is effective internally. Here is a brief overview of this natural treatment.
What are street leaves?
They come from the street. This plant originally grew in the Balkans. Today, it can be found in gardens all over the world, as it tolerates hot temperatures and dry climates very well. It is also highly prized for its strong odour, which repels insects. In Arabic it is known as Figel.
It is used in herbal medicine to treat eye fragilitythe trauma to ligaments or jointsthe migraines and palpitations. For roqya, the leaves are used externally and theoil internally to get the witchcraft eaten.
Street leaves: a treatment for witchcraft
They will be used to drive out jinns and cure witchcraft. This is his unbearable smell which puts the evil-doers to shame, leaving them with no choice but to leave. The street, in this treatment, cannot be eaten.
Instructions for use :
The plant works by being applied to your skin in the same way as henna. You must first crush the required quantity of leaves with a pestle or blender. As with henna, add water until you obtain a homogeneous paste. Once a week, apply the mixture to the following areas painful parts of your body (except face and hair) also on the bellythe private partsthe thighs to knees.
Street leaves: a shield reinforced by other natural treatments
To cure an occult ailment, you first need to rely on Allah and accept the ordeal. In other words, don't be desperate and impatient to get better. And look for ways to get better according to the rules of the Koran and the Sunna. The remedies we suggest are much more effective when you combine them.
A cocktail of plants and oils for roqya
This pack will help you on 3 levels: massage, bath and oral treatment:
- 1 litre Koran olive oil
- Egyptian black cumin oil (60 ml)
- Black musk to wear every day to chase away the djinns
- Sana Makki
- Jujube leaves (sidr)
- Natural Figel to be used as explained above
How to use this pack
Take about 60ml of olive oil from the bottle and pour in the black cumin oil. This mixture will be used to massage your joints and painful areas every evening. In addition, drink a teaspoon in the morning and evening.
Mould a small handful of jujube leaves and put it in 1.5 litres of water. Use this mixture to wash yourself in the morning (you can heat it).
For Séné: leave infuse a pinch in a cup. This infusion is a powerful laxative for getting rid of sihr. Pregnant women and anyone with digestive problems should not take this treatment.
Frequently asked questions about natural street leaves (Figel)
What are street leaves (Figel)?
The street leavesalso known as Figel or Ruta Graveolensare aromatic leaves traditionally used in cooking. natural medicine and in spiritual use. They are renowned for their purifying, calming and protective properties in many Mediterranean and North African cultures.
What are the benefits of natural street leaves?
- Soothing for muscular pain, as an infusion or bath
- Reputed to ward off the evil eye and negative energies
- Decongestants when used for fumigation or inhalation
The street leaves are also used in rituals to purify the home or the body.
How do you use street leaves (Figel) on a daily basis?
Here are some common uses for natural street leaves :
- Visit infusion (low dosage) for its relaxing effects
- Visit bath or fumigation to purify the environment
- Placed in a sachet under the pillow or hung up around the house as an spiritual protection
⚠️ Always consult a professional before using internally. Rue is a powerful plant and should be handled with care.
Are street leaves edible?
No, the street leaf is **toxic in high doses** and is not generally used as a food. It can cause undesirable effects if incorrectly dosed. It is mainly used externally or as a fumigant, sometimes as a very dilute infusion on medical advice.
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