Traditional Uses and Beliefs
- Fertility and Conception: The dried leaves or plant parts are widely sold in Mecca and Medina and used in traditional practices by women struggling to conceive. Some cultural beliefs associate it with prophetic traditions, though Islamic scholars and medical sources note that these specific claims lack authentic verification in the Sunnah or Hadith.
- Childbirth: The whole flower (Maryam Booti ) is traditionally placed in warm water during labor to symbolically or physically ease delivery.
- Other Remedies: In folk medicine, it has historically been used to manage colds, menstrual irregularities, muscle contractions, and gastrointestinal issues, though scientific clinical proof for these uses is limited
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