All is not lost though as its applications and uses behold its medicinal properties. Sassafras is still being used externally for skin aliments, wounds and rubbing of oil on affected areas. In Europe, sassafras was used to cure syphilis. Although it can safely be used for eczema and psoriasis it is found to relieve arthritic pain, gout and rheumatism. Its strong smell makes its useful for dental care too. It can be used as a mouthwash to remove infection. Sassafras can also be applied on the head to kill lice. It is useful to relive intestinal gas. It has proved well as a diuretic too. Sassafras can be used in fevers. So much warning comes with the properties many patients shy away from using it. Like every other tree has its worth, sassafras too enjoys its position in the medical world. The root after it is free from safrole is used as a flavoring agent and the leaves are useful for file powder. Its aroma is useful as potpourri in rooms for creating fragrance. And what else is the tree useful for - making fences, boats and canoes, furniture, can be used as cooperage as it can be a good source for timber. There is a story that beds made from sassafras get out fragrance so that evil spirits keep away. One cannot deny the curative abilities of the tree. Tree lovers still respect its utility.

"IN THE NAME OF ALLAH, THE MOST GRACIOUS, THE MOST MERCIFUL.
ALL THE PRAISES AND THANKS ARE TO ALLAH, THE ALLAH OF MANKIND, AND ALL THAT EXISTS.
THE MOST GRACIOUS, THE MOST MERCIFUL.
THE ONLY OWNER AND THE ONLY RULING JUDGE OF THE DAY OF RECOMPENSE.
YOU ALONE WE WORSHIP, AND YOU ALONE WE ASK FOR HELP FOR EACH AND EVERYTHING.
My heart shall triumph in my Allah and bless his works and bless his word. Thy works of grace, how bright they shine! How deep thy counsels, how divine! But, oh, what triumph shall I raise To thy dear name through endless days,when in the realms of joy I see Thy face in full happiness!
GUIDE US TO THE STRAIGHT WAY."

Ask not to be excused: There's earnest work to do: Stand ready to be used where ALLAH may station you: His invitation kind to thee has often been given: Accept,and thou shalt find that its sweet to work for Heaven: