Al-hayah al-insaniyah: bidaytuha wa nihaytuha fi al-mafhum al-Islami
Keywords
AbortifacientsBeginning of Life
Blood
Blood Transfusions
Body Parts and Fluids
Brain
Brain Death
Cardiac Death
Cells
Death
Determination of Death
Embryo Donation
Embryo Research
Embryonic Development
Embryonic Stem Cells
Embryos
Ethics
Fatwas
Fetal Development
Fetal Research
Germ Cells
Human Body
Ijtihad
Islamic Ethics
Killing
Life
Miscarriage
Modern Muslim Religious Scholars
Mother Fetus Relationship
Muslim Religious Scholars
Organ Donation
Physicians
Prolongation of Life
Quality of Life
Research
Sharia
Stem Cells
Suicide
Sunna
Terminology
Uncertainty
Value of Life
Ventilators
Viability
Withholding Treatment
Religious Ethics
Bioethics
Value / Quality of Life
Moral and Religious Aspects of Abortion
In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer
Death and Dying
Research on Embryos and Fetuses
Definition of Death
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This voluminous publication contains the proceedings of the symposium held by the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences (IOMS) in Kuwait during the period 15-17 January 1985 on the beginning and the end of human life. Many Muslim religious scholars and physicians submitted papers in this symposium and participated in the discussions. Within the broad lines of discussing the beginning and the end of human life, the participants debated a long array of issues such as the ethico-religious status of the embryo, embryo research, abortion and brain death. The publication is divided into two parts: one on issues pertaining to the beginning of human life and the other one on issues with relevance to its end. Each part is appended by final recommendations endorsed by the participants in the symposium.Date
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oai:repository.library.georgetown.edu:10822/806682Sulaibekhat, Kuwait: Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences 1985: 691 p.
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