HARMAL LEAVES

Harmal Leaves, derived from the Peganum Harmala plant, are traditionally used in folk medicine and spiritual practices for their healing and protective properties. These green, narrow leaves are typically dried and used in decoctions or as herbal infusions. While not as potent as the seeds, Harmal leaves are believed to have mild antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and soothing effects on the body. In some traditions, they are also burned as incense, alongside the seeds, to purify spaces and ward off the evil eye.
Harmal leaves are often used in herbal steam therapies or infused in oils for topical application. They have been traditionally applied to help with skin issues, respiratory congestion, and minor aches. Like other parts of the Peganum Harmala plant, the leaves should be used with care due to the plant’s potent natural compounds. Always seek professional guidance before use for internal or medicinal purposes.