| | Description | |------------------|-----------------| | Name | Arabic/Urdu, Persian, Hindi, English, and Latin binomial. | | Mizaj (Temperament) | E.g., Hot 1°, Dry 2° – crucial for balancing humors. | | Actions ( Af’aal ) | Like Musakkin (sedative), Mudirr-e-Baul (diuretic). | | Specific Uses | Diseases treated (e.g., Jaundice, Eczema, Joint pain). | | Dosage ( Miqdar-e-Khoraak ) | In grams or tola. | | Correctives ( Musleh ) | Substances that neutralize toxicity. | | Substitutes ( Badal ) | Alternative drugs. |
Introduction In the realm of Traditional Unani Medicine, the knowledge of single drugs (crude drugs) is paramount. Unlike compound formulations, Mufradat (singular drugs) form the foundational building blocks of treatment. The term Mufradat ul Advia (مفردات الادویہ) translates literally from Arabic and Urdu as “The Single Drugs” or “The Materia Medica.” A PDF version of this classical text is an invaluable digital resource for students, practitioners, and researchers of Unani, Ayurveda, and herbal medicine. What is Mufradat ul Advia? Mufradat ul Advia is not a single book title but a genre of literature within Unani medicine. However, the most famous and widely referenced work bearing this name (or very similar) is attributed to Hakim Mohammed Kabiruddin (a 20th-century Unani scholar) or is often confused with the classical Makhzan-ul-Mufradat by the same author. mufradat ul advia pdf
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