What can I do or what dua may I read for better hair growth.

Answer

We are not hakeems. A hakeem will prescribe a treatment. However, we can safely suggest for the good of your hair to abandon all these harmful western chemical poisons called shampoos. Shampoos are unnatural substances which damage the scalp and could be causing your hair to fall out. A non-Muslim who has abandoned shampoos, wrote: "I haven't shampooed my hair since 2011. It isn't greasy. It doesn't smell. It has more body than it used to. Moreover, I've saved a stack of money on shampoo and appointments at the hairdressers.

The thinking behind shunning shampoo is this: The human scalp secretes sebum, a natural oil which keeps it healthy. If you aggressively wash this off regularly with shampoo, the glands seem to go into a frenzy and produce more. That leads to the dreaded greasy look to which the normal response is to reach for the shampoo bottle and wash it straight off, in many cases, every day. And because freshly washed hair is very soft and unmanageable, conditioner, mousse, wax or gel are needed – all of which attract dust which soon have to be shampooed off. It's a vicious circle. And because so many people are trapped in it, the manufacturers make masses of money – it's estimated that the global hair-products industry is worth $38 billion – and growing at a rate of up to 7 per cent a year."

The worst aspects of these kuffaar unnatural chemical substances are the use of haraam ingredients and brutality perpetrated on thousands of animal for the sake of testing the poisons. The animals are subjected to horrendous torture which leaves even the shayaateen aghast.