الفَصْد
A bloodletting method distinct from cupping, discussed by Ibn al-Qayyim as the other major form of therapeutic bloodletting recognized in classical medicine — a commentary topic rather than a Prophetic instruction.
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Ibn al-Qayyim discusses fasd alongside hijama (cupping) as the two recognized bloodletting methods in the classical medical tradition he draws on, noting differences in when each was considered appropriate — but only cupping carries direct Prophetic narrations, which is why it has its own separate entry on this site.