• It is a condition in which hairs of beard, eyebrows and head start to fall.
• It is caused by malnutrition, intake of Fāsid Aghziya (Impure diets), subcutaneous accumulation of Mawād Khabīsa (Putrefied matter), dilatation of hair follicles, excessive skin dryness/moistness, Dā’al-Sa‘lab (Alopecia areata), Dā’al-Hayya (Alopecia furfurcea), Juzām (Leprosy), Sa‘fa (Favus) , Qarha (Wound), cachexia, tuberculosis and ascitis.
• It is characterized by noticeable hair fall .

• Washing of hair with Būra-i Armanī (Armenian bole) and Kaf-i Dariyā (Cuttle fish bone).
•  Natūl (Irrigation) on scalp with the decoction of Māzū (Quercus infectoria, Oliv.).
•  Natūl (Irrigation) on scalp with the decoction of Halayla (Terminalia chebula, Retz.).
• Local application of Tukhm-i Chuqandar (Seed of beet root) mixed with Roghan-i Ās.
• Local application of oil prepared with Parshiyāoshān (Adiantum capillus-veneris, Linn.), Bābūna (Matricaria chamomilla, Linn.), Ās (Myrtus communis, Linn.) with any suitable oil.

Compound drugs:

• Aghziya Murattiba in case of excessive skin moistness.

• Tadhīn (Oiling)
•  Hammām (Bathing)
• Halaq-i Sha‘r (Removal of hair) at frequent intervals.
• Dalk-i Rās (Scalp rubbing)

• Spices
• In case of excessive skin dryness - Aghziya Murattiba   (The foods of wet/moist temperament having ability to produce the humours which give rise to wetness in the body e.g. milk, Kaddū (Cucurbita maxima, Duchesne.), cucumber, watermelon, clarified butter, almond oil, etc.)
• Muwallid-i Dam Aghziya (The foods which produce larger quantity of sanguine as compared to other three humours)
• Aghziya Mahmūda (Foods that produce good humours)
• Honey
• Radish

• Muqawwī-i Sha‘r Tadābīr (Regimens toning up the hair) to be adopted.