Salam guys.. is Bischofia javanica the Koka tree?

Question

I need confirmation. If its not then which one? Im looking for info on Koka wood. Good info (links) about it is helpful. ;)

Answer 1

Wa alaikumus salam...



What's koka, lol that's funny.



In one language it means stork..



I searched it up on the internet,



YES.



Bischofia javanica is the KOKA.

Confirmed.



Refer links in source which give information, to confirm.



EDIT: Was it the choice of the Prophets (pbut)

I have not heard about it, which hadith mentions so?

Oh, please tell me!



Koka is a name in Tonga Language.

It is the Bischofia javanica, the scientific name.



Click this: http://to.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koka



Look @ the chart in the left.



Salam. =)

Answer 2

Koka Wood

Answer 3

Common Names: Bishopwood, javawood, toog

Synonymy: Bischofia trifoliata (Roxb.) Hook.

Origin: Tropical Asia, Pacific Islands

Color: Red



General Characteristics: Resemblance to Australian jarrah (Eucalyptus marginata) in color (red), durability and ease of maching. Suggested uses include posts, poles and exterior flooring. The same soecies elsewhere is used for medium heavy construction, interior work, paving blocks, decking, sleepers, etc. Poor seasoning behavior is a limiting factor.



Yes correct, It's a KOKA tree....I'm currently exporting this specie from Vanua Levu Fiji

Answer 4

Koka tree doesn't grow in Saudi Arabia. It's impossible for the seeds or wood to be the preferred tasbih to Rasulullah صلى الله عليه وسلم

Answer 5

Is that a fruit tree or the one which has the taste of coke?



please tell me.



edit

Food: The young soft leaves are cooked and eaten as a vegetable. Fuel: Although the wood is not suitable as a fuelwood, it is used for charcoal production.

Fibre: The tree is a potential source of long fibres for pulp and paper production. Timber: Bishop wood is medium-weight and moderately hard.



Fresh wood smells of vinegar. It is used for general construction (beams, posts), bridges, decking, sleepers, mining props, flooring, interior finish, veneer, plywood, implements, carving etc. Tannin or dyestuff: A red dye obtained from the bark is used to stain rattan baskets.



Medicine: B. javanica has been shown to have antiulcer, anthelmintic and antidysenteric activities.

Answer 6

am guessing there beads that you pray on



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