Nuskha Jaat

Nuskha Jaat is an educational reference library of traditional Unani and herbal
prescriptions (nuskhe), compiled from the writings of Hakim Nasir Ali
(Jhelum — UK). It is made for students, researchers, and anyone who wants to
learn about the rich tradition of Unani medicine in a clean, bilingual format.

IMPORTANT: This app is for educational and informational purposes only. It does
not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or replace professional medical care. Always
consult a qualified physician before acting on anything you read here.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• A searchable library of traditional nuskhe, written in Urdu and Roman Urdu
• Full offline access — read anywhere, no internet connection required
• An ingredient glossary: tap a herb to see its English and Hindi names with a
short, easy-to-understand note
• AI-assisted search that helps you find relevant entries from everyday keywords
• Save your favourites for quick access later
• A calm, distraction-free reading experience with no ads

DESIGNED FOR LEARNING
Every entry is presented as historical and traditional reference material, not as
a recommendation to self-treat. The app keeps things simple, readable, and
respectful of the source tradition.

SAFETY FIRST
• A clear "not medical advice" notice appears on first launch and on every entry
• Traditional ingredients that require caution are clearly highlighted
• Content is curated for study and reference, with a focus on responsible reading

ABOUT THE SOURCE
All entries are derived from the works of Hakim Nasir Ali (Jhelum — UK) and are
preserved here as a study and reference resource for the Unani tradition.

BILINGUAL BY DESIGN
Read comfortably in Urdu or Roman Urdu, with proper Urdu typography throughout, so
the material stays faithful to its original form.

DISCLAIMER
Nuskha Jaat is an educational tool. All information is provided "as is" for
learning purposes only and must not be used as a substitute for professional
medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never disregard professional medical
advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read in this app. If you
think you may have a medical emergency, contact a doctor or emergency services
immediately.