Clinical education in Prophetic Medicine, structured by chain of transmission, faculty qualification, and independent assessment. The teacher is named before the subject
In-person education with citation, supervision, and clear standards
The Academy transmits Tibb al-Nabawi through close reading, citation, and supervised clinical practice. Faculty are listed by qualification and isnad. Programmes state assessment criteria, fee structure, and clinical hours before enrolment opens — never after. Graduates are entered on the Register and held to continuing professional standards
Flagship programme
Professional
Professional training in Prophetic cupping, delivered over twelve weeks, two hundred and forty contact hours, and forty supervised clinical sessions
£2,400 · Autumn MMXXVI · applications close 31 August
The teacher is named before the subject. The chain is stated before the curriculum. Assessment criteria are published before enrolment opens
What the Academy provides
Every instructor is listed by qualification, chain of transmission, and clinical licence. The teacher is accountable before the student arrives
Examination standards, clinical hours, and competency thresholds are stated before enrolment. There are no surprises after commitment
Forty supervised sessions in the flagship Hijama Diploma. Students do not practise independently until assessed and registered
Graduates are entered on the public Register and held to continuing professional standards. The institution stands behind every listed practitioner
Held to the standard of scholarship and clinical responsibility