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Two batch records, one jar

Batch SF-25-051 — not yet tested · its report publishes before the first unit sells · How we publish

The bridge jar · Wave 2

Black Seed Honey

Sidr honey with cold-pressed nigella · 250 g

Nutritional information

Carries both batch records — the honey and the oil
Folded cold, never heated to blend
The sunnah morning spoon, without the measuring

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Honey and nigella, already folded.

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Just the jar.

A spoon in the morning. Peppery at the finish where the nigella comes through, which is exactly how you know it is in there.

BATCH SF-25-051 independently verified

Honey base	raw Wadi Do'an Sidr — SF-25-011
Black seed oil	cold-pressed, TQ 2.1% — SF-25-031
Blending	folded cold, never heated
Ratio	95% honey · 5% oil
Ingredients	honey, black seed oil. Nothing else

Launching in wave 2. Both parent batch pages — the honey and the oil — go live before the first jar sells, like everything else in the house.

Why this jar exists

The sunnah morning spoon is honey and black seed together, and most people end up holding two containers and guessing a ratio. This is that spoon, decided: our Sidr honey folded cold with our own black seed oil, at a ratio that carries a meaningful dose of nigella without burying the honey.

What the lab checked

Nothing new — both halves arrive already tested. The honey carries its pollen, adulteration, antibiotic and freshness panel; the oil carries its thymoquinone, peroxide, fatty-acid and solvent panel. The jar names both batch numbers so you can read either report.

How to use it

One spoon in the morning, plain or in warm water. Not suitable for infants under 12 months. Peppery at the finish — that is the seed, not a fault.

Shipping & returns

Wave 2 pre-orders ship the week the first batch clears its lab report. EU-wide, free over €55.

Ingredients, and what we can prove.

Two ingredients, and we publish a lab report for each of them. The list on the jar reads: honey, black seed oil.

Sidr (Ziziphus)

The autumn flowering of the Sidr tree in Wadi Do'an. Pollen analysis on every batch is what proves the honey is monofloral — and what a blend can never show you.