A Sunnah-based cupping therapy performed hygienically by trained therapists to support general wellness and recovery.
Hijama, or wet cupping, is a Sunnah-recommended therapy in which small incisions are made on the skin and suction cups are used to draw out stagnant blood. It is believed to support circulation, relieve tension, and promote overall wellbeing.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged Hijama as one of the best forms of treatment. At Healing Quran, every session is performed by trained therapists using single-use, sterile equipment in a clean and private environment.
"The best of remedies you have is cupping (Hijama)." — Sahih al-Bukhari 5696
How it works
A clean, structured process performed with care and full Sunnah compliance.
We review your health history and identify the most suitable cupping points for your case.
Cups are applied to draw blood to the surface, preparing the skin for treatment.
Small sterile incisions are made and suction reapplied to draw out stagnant blood.
Wounds are dressed and you receive guidance on rest, diet, and follow-up sessions.
Who can benefit
Hijama is sought for general wellness as well as specific concerns — always assessed individually.
Sessions are available at our Chattogram centre with separate, clean treatment rooms for men and women.
Common questions
Answers to what people most often ask before their first session.
Most clients describe a mild pinching sensation during the incisions, followed by gentle suction. It is generally well-tolerated and far less painful than people expect.
Yes. We use single-use, sterile cups and blades for every client, and all therapists are trained in proper hygiene and safety protocols.
For general wellness, many clients come every 4–6 weeks, or seasonally. Your therapist can recommend a schedule based on your specific needs.
Mild bruising or marks at the cupping sites are normal and typically fade within a week. You will receive full aftercare instructions after your session.
From our clients
The Hijama session felt authentic and clinical, strictly following Sunnah practices. The therapist explained each step clearly. I will be returning regularly.