Islam, Ethics and Modern Medicine: From Theory to Medical Practice
Islam arose from the same Semitic soil that gave rise to Judaism and Christianity. As stated in the Declaration of Faith, its most fundamental idea is monotheism. For Muslims, holy law is an all-encompassing entity that concerns every aspect of human life. Many Ulema has concluded that the concept o...
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description | Islam arose from the same Semitic soil that gave rise to Judaism and Christianity. As stated in the Declaration of Faith, its most fundamental idea is monotheism. For Muslims, holy law is an all-encompassing entity that concerns every aspect of human life. Many Ulema has concluded that the concept of a “consensus decree” is preferable in the circumstances needing specialist understanding. These consensus panels for medical choices often include a broad and diversified representation. The decision-making process is frequently transparent, allowing members of the greater community to scrutinize the arguments presented. Before providing culturally sensitive treatment, a fundamental level of cultural awareness is essential. We simplified and highlighted key themes in Islamic medical ethics in this study. Despite the fact that this is a preliminary study, we believe the findings will assist physicians in better understanding their Muslim patients. |
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spelling | doaj.art-a9de253638ad49d8a8405d026b67f5ec2023-08-23T20:22:19ZengUniversitas Islam IndonesiaMillah: Journal of Religious Studies1412-09922527-922X2022-07-0146549010.20885/millah.vol21.iss2.art617827Islam, Ethics and Modern Medicine: From Theory to Medical PracticeSheikh Mohd Saleem0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8575-0713Shah Sumaya Jan1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5839-4028Independent Public Health Researcher, Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, IndiaDepartment of Anatomy, Government Medical College, Srinagar, Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, India Islam arose from the same Semitic soil that gave rise to Judaism and Christianity. As stated in the Declaration of Faith, its most fundamental idea is monotheism. For Muslims, holy law is an all-encompassing entity that concerns every aspect of human life. Many Ulema has concluded that the concept of a “consensus decree” is preferable in the circumstances needing specialist understanding. These consensus panels for medical choices often include a broad and diversified representation. The decision-making process is frequently transparent, allowing members of the greater community to scrutinize the arguments presented. Before providing culturally sensitive treatment, a fundamental level of cultural awareness is essential. We simplified and highlighted key themes in Islamic medical ethics in this study. Despite the fact that this is a preliminary study, we believe the findings will assist physicians in better understanding their Muslim patients.https://journal.uii.ac.id/Millah/article/view/22640 |
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