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Due to Prophetic medication intersects with the realm of modern medicine, offering a complementary approach to healthcare. Many individuals seek prophetic remedies alongside conventional medical treatments, and there is an emerging interest in researching the potential benefits of these practices. This paper aims to discuss about the diverse dimensions of prophetic medication, shedding light on its some significant categories which are the ethics, preventive, curative and the psychological and spiritual medication.
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