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“Cautery” a modality of treatment, Islamic views and contemporary practice

by Muhammad Hanif Shiwani, Muhammad Hanif Shiwani. | Dec 31, 2020

Aim: To evaluate the practice of cautery for medical use  in the light of Shari’a rules .   Method: The history,  evolution  and current  practice of cauterisation  for medical purpose were examined. The principles of Islamic Jurisprudence and prophetic practices were...

Vaccines: Religio-cultural arguments from an Islamic perspective

by Mufti Usman Maravia | Dec 31, 2020

Abstract As of December 29, 2020, more than 70,750 deaths had been reported in the UK to have been caused by COVID-19. Although efforts are being made worldwide to develop a vaccine, the question British Muslims face is regarding the Islamic ruling on the...

COVID-19: The Pandemic, the Muslim Physician and Authentic Reflection

by Usman Raja, Sabena Y Jameel | Aug 26, 2020

Abstract Medicine and medical education have reduced reflection and its practice to a means of assessment and formalised it as an aspect of professionalism, which itself has become reduced and misunderstood in modern thinking. In doing so, this has led to a lack of...

Islamic Bioethical Perspectives on Gender Identity for Intersex Patients

by Nasir Malim, Aasim I. Padela | Aug 26, 2020

Abstract Best practice policies for the care and treatment of intersex patients, specifically in deciding their gender assignment, are a disputed topic. Analyzing Islamic resources regarding intersex individuals helps inform Islamic bioethical views on the most...

The correlation between UK Good Medical Practice guidance of the GMC with the established virtues of Muslim Physicians

by Nadia Khan, Amer Hamed | Aug 26, 2020

Revalidation was introduced in the UK in 2012 as a process by which all licensed UK doctors demonstrate that they are up to date and fit to practice in their chosen field, and are able to provide a good level of care1. The standards for revalidation reflect the UK...
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