Author: Dr. Aliy Sulaimaan Ar-Rumaikhaan
Book Binding: Softcover
Pages: 325
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication year: 2004
Description
About This Book:
"Guidelines and Fataawa Related to Sickness and Medical Practice" is a valuable resource that covers the convergence of Islamic principles, medical ethics, and the difficulties of health and illness. This book, meticulously compiled, provides counsel and authoritative Fataawa (Islamic legal decisions) to assist individuals in navigating the obstacles of disease, medical treatment, and ethical healthcare practices within the context of Islam.
The book looks into the ethical issues and principles of Islamic medical practice, emphasizing the significance of protecting life, maintaining health, and adhering to moral and spiritual ideals.
Fataawa for Current Issues:
The book covers a wide range of current medical and ethical topics, including organ transplantation and end-of-life care, as well as medical privacy and healthcare decision-making.
Bringing Faith and Medicine Together:
It acts as a link between faith and medicine, bridging the religious responsibilities and ethical concerns that occur when seeking or providing medical care.
The book provides practical counsel for both healthcare practitioners and individuals, guiding them through challenging medical circumstances while adhering to Islamic beliefs.
Taking a Multidisciplinary Approach:
The book takes a multidisciplinary approach, drawing on a varied variety of Islamic thinkers and medical specialists, to offer a thorough treatment of medical ethics and practices.
Compassion and faith:
While anchored in Islamic law, the book advocates for compassionate and patient-centered care, encouraging healthcare workers to deliver medical treatment with respect and understanding.
