by Stephen Abdullah Maynard | Apr 28, 2023
Abstract The following paper presents evidence of the efficacy of Islamic counselling, a faith-based therapeutic approach for working with mental health practised in Muslim communities in the UK. This evidence is based on data from clients analysed three years prior...
by Mr Roshaan Choudhary, Mr Mahmoud Youssef, Dr Hassan Awan | Dec 31, 2022
Background: Medical ethics has a rich history of derivation from theological sources, such as from the Hippocratic Oath and religions such as Judaism, Christianity and Islam. In history religion and theology have been used in the development of medical regulatory...
by Mehzabeen Hakim | Dec 31, 2022
Introduction Nutrition has an integral role in preserving health and the importance of diet has consistently assumed a notable standing in traditional Islamic medicine. As gathered in the Hadith, the Prophet Muhammad once stated that “Allah did not create a...
by Dr Mehvish Jamal, Dr Umair Akbani,Dr Habib Akbani | Dec 31, 2022
Abstract BACKGROUND: Technological advancements in healthcare have resulted in improvements in hospital workflow, more accurate disease prediction and shaped patient engagement, personalising patient experiences. At the forefront of these advances is Artificial...
by John F.Mayberry | May 9, 2022
Abstract This review considers the nature of the contract between physicians, traditional healers and their patients and whether it is consistent with concepts embodied within Ijarah ala al-ashkhas.This includes the four pillars of employer/employee, offer and...
