Mujezat Al-Shifa Black Seed Honey (Black Cumin - Nigella Seeds) 500g, 17.6oz

This is great for tea,love it,it's a pity the jar so small,it's almost done,try it

I am using this product for curing a life-threatening illness related to a chronic viral infection. I noticed within the first week of starting this honey mixed with freshly ground black seeds into a paste my allergies subsided and the inflammation throughout my body that has been causing me to suffer greatly for several years was noticeably lower. This honey is very high quality and proven to cure many things from cancer to diabetes to HIV to herpes to high blood pressure to kidney and liver disease, etc. although it is most effective when mixed with black seeds for added potency. I love everything about this honey, but the only reason I gave it 4 stars for presentation is because some of the jars were leaking a bit of the honey out during shipping so they were a bit sticky and messy when I opened them up. Even this problem was contained by the plastic wrap the company shipped the jars in as I am sure this must happen frequently with honey's shipped in plastic jars from every honey producer around the world. I am going through about a jar of this honey per week for therapeutic purposes and will most definitely continue purchasing this brand as long as i have a health condition that needs treatment. I've spent some time looking around to compare the options available and this is by far the best value for the superior quality of honey compared to all other competition in this industry. Double thumbs up for Mujeza!

The taste of this honey is very bold and the consistency is thick and rich. It reminds me a bit of molasses. Although it’s a bit expensive, it sure was worth it. This bottle of honey lasted only for3 weeks. I’ll definitely buy another bottle in the near future.

I tried this black seed honey as an alternative to my usual Manuka UMF-rated honey. This is a high quality product and the taste is excellent. Manuka tends to be more paste-like, whereas this honey retains more of the viscous liquid consistency of a typical honey, albeit the Mujeza is a bit darker and thicker than many that you would buy from a store.I'm not sure the black seed has the same immediate medicinal impact as the Manuka - especially when comparing naturally occurring antibiotic properties (especially UMF 15+ and above). But for long-term use, black seed does appear to have good health effect. I still prefer my Manuka, but I have been enjoying the Mujeza. I recently had a bad chest cold and ate 2 TBSP per day, but it didn't seem to do much to shorten the length or intensity, which is not to say that black seed won't help with other maladies, especially if taken over a longer period of time. Still a top-notch product from a taste and packaging standpoint. Try it and see what you think!

This honey has a subtle sweetness, a smooth texture, and a rich flavor that lingers. It is very affordable when compared to other high-quality honeys.

For those of you, like me, who are wanting the benefits of Black Seed Oil (absolutely nasty!), but cannot even deal with the smell, Mujeza Black Seed Honey is the ONLY way to take it. The ratio I have learned to take the oil with the honey is to work up to 1 (oil) : 4 (honey), but you've got to work up to it, and then you will look forward (yes, forward) to taking it. I started with 1/4 tsp oil to 1 Tbsp honey (you increase pretty fast). But, I'll tell you that once you get on a ratio that works for you, you will really start to feel it as it FEEDS your body and your mind.But, if you want to use it as just honey to flavor food it makes a great companion to many dishes ... delicious dishes.And, Mujeza Black Seed Honey on a piece of toast or bagel is just plain delicious. I also want you to know that this honey profile is quite unique ... so once it hooks you, you'll only want this honey!

Very nice

My favorite food item is honey. I eat it every day, I eat royal jelly and I eat pollen. I have honey from everywhere. My experience with honey goes back to my childhood. Family members of mine had bee hives and make different kinds of honey, from dark green pine honey, to rape seed honey, to German elderberry honey, to clover blossom honey, and all flower honey. I just wanted to state this to show that I can say I have some experience with honey.This product, to begin with, claims to be "Organic" in its description. There is no such mention of any "organic" on the labels of the jar. It also tastes like sugar syrup, no flavor other than straight sugar taste. I use nigella seeds in my cooking and have eaten them raw. They have strong flavor. I set the jar in the fridge, and got it back out after two hours (note, I said "fridge", not "freezer"!). The consistency of this product turned into a very thick and somewhat impenetrable mass, just like an old taffy. I could literally not get any amount out with a spoon, that's how viscous it had turned. Honey gets "lazy" when being cooled down, but it still flows heavily.I have serious doubts that this is actually honey. There is a base line taste to honey, no matter what the overlying flavor is, which comes from the blossoms on which the bees harvested the pollen. There is no such typical honey flavor in this, either. I cannot recommend this product at all.If you found my review helpful, please, let me know. Thank you.