Sheekh,
here they are talking about
Cauterizing, Cauterization is an ancient medical practice that is still in use currently. It involves creating burns on the tissue to either close wounds or stop bleeding, or to remove part of the body. We’re most likely to think of medical doctors using this practice long ago to apply hot metal after amputation. This practice would close wounds and stop bleeding because the heat would make the blood clot. A related term, cautery , can mean placing a brand on a human, which was a practice that was also common, for punishment, as decoration in certain cultures, or to mark humans as property.
One of the people recognized in the treatment methods using cauterization is the great Andalusian physician, Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi, who lived in the 10th century. He developed special tools called cauters for use to stop bleeding of arteries. Interestingly, there is some prohibition in Islamic thought, though it is not universally applied, that burning the body in this manner may be sinful.
I think Somalis do this too
http://islamqa.com/en/ref/42582Ismahan! loool, this is education.
Do you know Muslims were the best at Medicine? For 600 hunderd years a book by a muslim man was used as the general rule on medicine in Europe. We rule Ismahan, don't forget that.
The Canon of Medicine:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Canon_of_Medicine Much love to Ibn Sina (aun) - A Master in Medicine!
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