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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sirajstc" data-source="post: 11991632" data-attributes="member: 91140">Khumbi Mann MushroomKhumbi Mann Mushroom                                                                             Khumbi Mann Mushroom (Agaricus campesteris)   By Dr. M. Liaq Ali Khan    It is a self growing Fungus,  wildly grows during the rainy season. There are several varieties of  this plant, but for the eating purpose only Agaricus campesteris is  being used, while other varieties like Psalliota campesteris is not for  eating purpose, because all most all species of this plant are toxic in  nature. Morphologically the plants are of two types, one which has an  umbrella on its shaft but other appears like small balls. The latter is  the only variety to eat.  Sayeed Bin Zaid narrates that Rasool Allah (SAW) said, “Khumbi is from Mann, its water is a cure for eyes” The same narration is stated too  by Jabir (RA), while Abu Naim narrated the same from the Prophet's wife  Aisha and Abdullah Bin Abbas.  Abi Sayeed narrates that the Prophet PBUH said, “Khumbi is a part of Mann, Mann actually is from paradise, its water is a cure for eyes.” Sayeed Bin Zaid narrates that Nabi-e-Akram (SAW) said, “Kumbi is from that Mann, which was sent to Bani Israel by Allah Taala. Its water is a cure for the eyes.”  Suhaib narrates that the Prophet PBUH said, “Kumbi is here for your benefit, it is from Mann, its water is a cure for the eyes.”  Abu Hurrairah narrates that one  day the Prophet's companions said that Khumbi was the small pox of the  land. Consequently the Propeht said that Khumbi was from Mann and the  water of khumbi was the cure for the ailments of the eyes, while the  "Ajwa" Dates (dates that grow in Madina) were from Paradise and an  antidote for poisons.  Abu Hurrairah states that after  this, I took 3/5/7 khumbis, squeezed those and collected the extracted  water in a bottle. This water was applied in the eyes of my servant who  was suffering from eye trouble and she got cured with that water.  The scholars of Hadith laid down the following conditions and possibilities for the use of Khumbi.  i) The water extracted from Khumbi is itself a drug, it should be used in the same form.  ii) It should not be mixed with other drugs.  iii) According to Allama  Al-Ghafqui the Khumbi water fortifies the effect of other drugs.  Example: if it is mixed during the grinding process of surma, this surma  strengthens the eye lashes, corrects the refraction defects and sight  weakness and relieves any type of inflammation of the eyes.  Chemical composition - According to British Research Council for food, the Khumbi contains the following components:  Proteins, Carbohydrates, Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Ferrous, Cobalt, Phosphorus, Sulphur and Chlorine.  Other scholars state that it  contains 90% water, 30% Proteins, 5% Carbohydrate and 1% Minerals and  vitamins. The active principle of Khumbi is Agaric Fungi Acid. It  contains less Sodium and more potassium, hence, can be used by the  Hypertensive safely.  The white variety is ideal to  eat, while black and red coloured are toxic in nature. Abu Sahal Masihi,  the teacher of Sheikh Bu Ali Sina, states it is a cure for almost all  diseases of the eye. If the balls of Khumbi are dried and ground in the  form of powder, it is effective in Diarrhoea. It lessens the temperature  of the body and reduces the production of Phlegm. It is also used for  weight gain. Locally, if it is applied on protruded umbilicus of small  children with saresham mahi and vinegar, the umbilicus becomes  retracted. Its local application is also effective in Hernia. It is a  Haematinic too. Its paste is a good healing agent for wounds.  Now-a-days, Mushrooms have  become popular food in the society. Europeans are very much fond of the  dishes prepared from mushrooms, but it is worthwhile to mention here  that Nabi-e-Akram (SAW) told us its advantages and directed us to use it  as food and drug hundreds years ago. But unfortunately, it is least  used by Muslims in their diet in India. Mushrooms belong to the same  family of fungi, from which several Antibiotics have been invented like  penicillin, Chloromycetin etc. Modern research has also derived some  Antibacterials from mushrooms. These are under trial and possibilities  might not be ruled out of their therapeutic place in medical science.  Trials have proved that the mushroom water has a potential to kill the  bacteria. It is given in Typhoid Typhus and other Fevers with honey and  shows very good effects. It is a very good Haemostatic, if applied on  the haemorrhagic site of leech bite.The author is Director, Shah Faisal Institute of Hadith and Medical Science, Kasganj (UP), 207123-05744-42456.)</blockquote>

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