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. 2022 Aug 6;16:2601–2616. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S344247

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Ajwa palm tree and Ajwa dates are native to Al-Madinah, Saudi Arabia. (A) Ajwa palm trees: They are usually found in groups of different heights. They are grown in gardens in Aliah region at southern areas of Al-Madinah, Saudi Arabia. (B) Shorter fruitful trees are also present. (C) Seven Ajwa dates are the recommended doses by prophetic medicine for antitoxin prevention and treatment: for giving protection for the whole day time ie about 12 hours. (D) Ajwa dates in the warm Arab hospitality: to offer Ajwa dates to guests, visitors of prophetic masjid and visitors for pleasant taste and medicinal benefits. (E) Components of Ajwa dates: Each Ajwa date is formed of a fleshy part (Fl) and a hard nucleus (Nu). Prophetic medicine recommends the fleshy part for antitoxin prevention and treatment and the nucleus (after grinding) for oral intake for treating heart diseases.