Hijama Cupping for Women’s Health – Certified Course

Advanced Cupping Therapy for Women’s Health, Hormonal Balance & Reproductive Care

What you’ll learn
How hijama helps with period pain, PCOS, infertility, and women’s health.
Key cupping points and timing for female-specific issues.
Safe, hygienic, and modest hijama setup and technique.
How to offer hijama to women or apply it for self-care.

Requirements
No previous experience in hijama or therapy is required.
Open to all women interested in natural healing and female wellness.
Basic understanding of health and hygiene is helpful but not essential.
You will need a cupping set, gloves, antiseptic wipes, and lancets for practice (optional if just learning theory.

Description
Are you ready to deepen your knowledge of Hijama therapy specifically for women’s health? This advanced course is designed for trained practitioners who already understand the fundamentals of cupping and are looking to offer targeted treatments for female-related conditions using point-based protocols, including those developed by Dr. Abdel Aziz Al-Hefny, a respected expert in the field.Women today face complex health challenges such as irregular menstruation, hormonal imbalances, infertility, ovarian cysts, postpartum fatigue, and menopausal symptoms. Many of these are often treated only through conventional medicine. This course provides practitioners with practical Hijama solutions rooted in traditional prophetic healing, enhanced by modern clinical understanding.What makes this course unique?You will learn specialised Hijama point combinations based on Dr. Abdel Aziz Al-Hefny’s clinical protocols to address:Amenorrhea (absence of periods)Brown vaginal dischargePCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome)Menstrual pain and cycle irregularitiesPostpartum care and hormonal recoveryBreast discomfort without pregnancyMood swings and hot flashes in menopausePain after uterus-related surgeries or fallopian tube ligationInfertility support through ovarian stimulationYou will also explore how to apply these techniques in real-life clinical settings. For example:A woman with long-standing cystic ovaries and painful menstruation: Learn the specific points used during her cycle to help regulate pain and hormones.A postpartum client struggling with fatigue and emotional shifts: Discover how Hijama helps with hormone balance and physical recovery.A perimenopausal woman dealing with mood changes and body discomfort: Study point protocols for calming the nervous system and regulating symptoms naturally.By the end of this course, you will:Understand how to apply point-based Hijama protocols for women’s healthGain practical experience through simplified case examples and diagramsLearn relevant anatomy, physiology, and pathology with a focus on clinical applicationSupport female clients through all life stages, including menstruation, fertility, pregnancy, and menopauseConfidently integrate prophetic methods with therapeutic practiceWho is this course for?Certified Hijama therapists seeking specialisation in women’s healthPractitioners wanting to expand their skill set with point-based protocolsWellness professionals supporting women in clinics, mobile services, or home-based careSerious learners interested in combining prophetic healing with effective, client-based treatment plansPlease note: This is an advanced course. It assumes that you have already completed a basic Hijama training and understand foundational techniques, safety measures, and client assessments. If you are a beginner, we recommend completing our “Sunnah Hijama Cupping Course” first, also available on this platform.Through this course, you will be equipped to apply Dr. Abdel Aziz Al-Hefny’s protocols confidently and responsibly, enabling you to provide targeted care and natural support to female clients in need.

Who this course is for
Women interested in natural and Sunnah-based healing for common female health issues.
Beginners who want to learn hijama cupping for self-care or to help family members.
Female therapists, health coaches, or doulas seeking to add hijama to their services.
Sisters who want to start a women-only hijama practice or support their community.