by Hassan Chamsi-Pasha, Majed Chamsi-Pasha, Mohammed Ali Albar | Sep 1, 2021
Abstract With the rapid growth of the field of medicine to the modern era, commercialization and consumerism gave rise to an unhappy patient population. Some physicians see their patients as customers, and medicine is sometimes, turning into a market place. A good...
by Dr Mansur Ali | May 4, 2021
Organ transplantation technology throws up deep theological, moral, cultural, and ethical questions. The discussion blurs the boundaries between life and death, and for Muslims, between halal and haram. It frustrates religious sensibilities, entangles bodies, and...
by Mufti Usman Maravia | May 4, 2021
Abstract The purpose of this article is to reassure British Muslims, who may be offered either the first or the second dose of any of the three COVID-19 intramuscular vaccines during Ramadan, that according to the principles of the Shariah, these vaccines have no...
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...
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...
