Both the ingredients are mixed together and exposed to sun for till colorof petals changed. Then again Gul Surkh Tāza added in it. Repeat this process for 7 times. After that strain the oil and use

Muḥallil-i-Waram (anti-inflammatory), Musakkin-i-Alam (analgesic), Qābiḍ (astringent), Mubarrid (refrigerant), Rādi‘  (repellent), Muqawwī-i-Dimāgh

Useful in sarsām (meningitis), Waram-i-Mafāṣil (arthritis), Waja‘-al-Asnān(toothache), Quruḥ-al-Me‘da wa Am‘ā’ (gastric ulcer), Suda’-i-Muzmin (chronic headache), Qabḍ (constipation), Zaḥīr (dysentery)

For Waram-i-Mafāṣil and Suda̒-i-Muzmin (chronic headache) it is used extenally. For constipation, 12 ml of the oil is mixed with 120 ml of water and used orally.