Maryam Flower all the way from Mount Uhud is available in Bangladesh at decent prices. It is a small shrub used in reducing labor pain and natural childbirth. Scientifically named as Anastatica hierochuntica, it grows across North Africa, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Pakistan. Traditionally midwives have used this medicinal plant for thousands of centuries for smooth delivery.
Religious reference and significance of Maryam flower
As the name itself suggests, the plant has religious significance. It was named after the mother of the prophet (SAW). It is known as the leaf of Maryamâ, the âhand of Fatimaâ (daughter of the Prophet (SAW).
It is said that the Prophet (SAW) gave the leaf to a lady who was finding it hard to conceive a baby. Since then, many people believe that it helps in delivering a baby and reduces labor pain.
Based on Islamic faith, Maryam helps the mother in delivering the baby. this herbal plant strengthens the womb and believed to be good for conception. It is the belief that makes it work. People treat it as a lucky charm.
The Mariyam flowers are not only used in Bangladesh. Many other countries use this as medicinal properties. Its benefits have been mentioned in Islamic history. Even the Bible mentions its benediction.
Medicinal usage of Maryam Flower
Miraculous and wonderful, sometimes people refer to it as a resurrection flower. It is widely available in the markets of holy cities Makkah, Madina, and Meena. The street vendors sell it wrapped in a basket at reasonable prices.
Its primary constituents are alkaloids, bioflavonoids, glucosinolates, saponins, sterols, and tannins.
It consists of several elements like zinc, calcium, and magnesium who work in favor of childbirth. The elements coordinate and help in regulating muscle contractions. Other than pregnancy, the Maryam flower is favorable for many illnesses. For example epilepsy, pain relief during menstruation, colds, etc.
- During child delivery, midwives place it in a bowl of water (preferably hot). As the twigs expand, it blossoms into a woody flower.
- As it reveals its full shape, it eases the motherâs labor pain. During labor, it is used as incense. People believe that it aids in delivery.
- To get the most of it, sometimes, the mother drinks the Maryam flower sipped water.
- For illnesses like uterine hemorrhage, cold, the soaked water can be taken internally.
- Pregnant women apply powder of Maryam flower mixed with honey and olive oil.
- Its leaves are used for several eye treatments.
- In Europe, it is used during Christmas
- Those who want to conceive a baby should intake a daily dosage . for this you need to soak the root of the shrub and drink the water.
Whatâs wonderful about this amazing plant it that it grows in dry and arid areas. The branches have the capacity of remaining dry for years. Apparently, it is just a ball until it rains. When it rains, the plant wakes up then it blossoms into tiny white flowers with small leaves. Then it is plucked along with its leaves, woody parts, and seeds. When you soak the dry ball in water it opens up and gains its fuller texture
Where to buy Maryam Flower in Bangladesh and what is the price in Bd?Â
Many people buy this wonderful herb from Hajj. But you donât need to travel so far anymore just to get the shrub. You can get it here in Dhaka from Shobe Pai at a reasonable price in Bd. We import Mariyam flowers directly from its origin countries. It is used mostly externally hence has no side effects or whatsoever.
Wrapping up
If you are a pregnant woman you must buy a Maryam flower for speeding up delivery and managing pain. A powerful remedy handed down since generations will ease the whole delivery process. Store the flower once used. It will take the shape of a dried shrub. You can use a single flower for many times.Â
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