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Islamic And Traditional Medicine In Somaliland

Issue 390

Front Page

News Headlines

Somaliland Political Parties & Electoral Commission Agree On Code Of Conduct

Habsade Leads Delegation Of Las Anod Elders On Borama Visit

Somaliland Government Says Ceelbardaale Is A Military Zone

Somaliland Government Jails Horyaal Journalists & Suspends Horn Cable TV

Ministry Of Education Officials Questioned

Somaliland’s Community Leaders Appeal For Calm In Ceelbardaale

Islamic And Traditional Medicine In Somaliland

Mental Illness Center Receives $1500 Donation

Gaashan Defeats Nation Link In Basketball

Dahabshiil Employees Awarded Certificates After Receiving Training On Anti Money Laundering Compliance

Somaliland Government Accused Of Suffocating Freedom Of Speech

U.S. Urges Release Of Journalists In Somaliland

Local and Regional Affairs

Donors Threaten Somaliland With Funding Axe Unless It Replaces Election Commissioners

Clashes Displace Hundreds Of Families In Somaliland

Two Journalists Arrested Amid Growing Crackdown On Media – RSF

Somaliland: Fragile Democracy Under Threat

Letter To Congressman Donald M. Payne By The Somaliland Forum

Anti-racist football team member is killed in crash

Somalis In Britain Find Their Voice At Last

Somalia: Police detain a Chinese bicyclist

Funds For Basic Humanitarian Needs In Somalia Insufficient- Warns UN Humanitarian Agency

Kidnapped French Agents Held By Hardline Militia

French Hostages Given To Al Qaeda-Linked Somali Group

Tragic loss for FURD

Somali terrorism conspiracy case unsealed

Aid agencies need $11 million to provide water and sanitation to displaced Somalis – UN

Top UN envoy hopes for return to stability in Somali capital

Forgotten Somalia

Minnesota Woman Says Missing Son Killed In Somalia

Neighbors May Be Reaping From Somalia Unrest

Editorial

Time To Show That No One Is Above The Law

Features & Commentary

Somaliland: What Somalia Could Be

Somaliland's Addict Economy

A Call To Jihad, Answered In America

AFGHANISTAN: When the War is Unwinnable

NO AGREEMENT YET ON CLIMATE CHANGE FOR ASIA

The end of “de facto states”

Transport Delays For Food Aid Continue

Hillary Clinton's 6-Month Checkup

Praying For Return Of Mother Trapped 8 Weeks In Kenya

International News

 

South Africa Tests AIDS Vaccine

Powerful Iranian Cleric Says Country In Crisis

Iraq Restricts U.S. Forces

Opinion

How Foreigners and Some Somalis have Made Somalia A Pariah of the International Community

Somaliland Election's Formidable Challenges: Terrorism, Tribalism

Reflections Of Our Trip To Saudi Arabia

All African Borders Rose From Colonial Borders

Somaliland: A Democracy in the Horn of Africa.

Hargeysa, Somaliland, July 18, 2009 (SL Times) – Sheikh Abdiqadir Arab Warsame Sheikh Jabir, one of Somaliland’s religious leaders talked for the first time about the Ihsan Herbal Center, a clinic located in Hargeysa that uses religious and herbal medicine to treat human diseases.
Here is some of the written information provided to Haatuf by Sheikh Jabir:
Ihsan Herbal Center was started in 2001 in Buroa, Togdheer Region. The purpose of the center is to help cure the diseases prevalent in this world, particularly inside Somaliland and the neighboring Horn of Africa countries. It specializes in traditional methods of healing involving the Islamic heritage. It also uses medicine derived from trees, plants and herbs that have a long history of being effective in curing disease. Ihsan Herbal Center engages in research for finding cures based on skill and knowledge that can keep up with modern methods. Ihsan Herbal Center cooperates with physicians. The purpose of Ihsan Herbal Center is not to make money but to provide good quality medicine for the ill.
 


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