The importance and sharia status of the barber in modern times

Abstract

The word "barber" is derived from Arabic. This art is called "barber". In Urdu, the words "horn" and "ask" are used for "barber". Hairdressing is also called horning in Urdu (Hearing the horns of the barber is called because in earlier times this was done by means of horns, the horns are empty inside and wide on one side and thin on the other side. A small hole was drilled through the hole and the air was drawn in and the side of the horn was attached to the body part. This material was removed by making an incision with a blade, so in Urdu language this process had to be called horn, but now in the present era, instead of sucking from the mouth, they complete this process through "vacuum". They place a lid on a specific part of the body and vacuum it, which causes the body to swell and begin to swell, and irregular blood begins to accumulate in it. Vacuum, which removes the accumulated irregular blood in minutes.