Medical Ethics and Health in Islam - Badroen, Rabiah T.
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Health is a human right. For Muslims to live in accordance with the idea that Islam encompasses all aspects of life (including health) while also living within the wider world, a resource is needed to understand the interplay between their health and their faith. This book is that resource. "Medical Ethics and Health in Islam" discusses, in accessible terms, a wide range of medical practices, technologies, and innovations so that Muslims can thoroughly understand and make the most of them, ultimately becoming the best versions of themselves. The scholar, the patient, the medical professional,…mehr

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Health is a human right. For Muslims to live in accordance with the idea that Islam encompasses all aspects of life (including health) while also living within the wider world, a resource is needed to understand the interplay between their health and their faith. This book is that resource. "Medical Ethics and Health in Islam" discusses, in accessible terms, a wide range of medical practices, technologies, and innovations so that Muslims can thoroughly understand and make the most of them, ultimately becoming the best versions of themselves. The scholar, the patient, the medical professional, the layperson, and the academic seeking health information, whether basic or advanced, will benefit from this book's contents. Indeed, this comprehensive reference guide is an indispensable tool for all those seeking to seize their right to good health.
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Rabiah T. Badroen's passion for human rights originated in her witnessing violations of human dignity in the world around her, ultimately leading to her choice of master's dissertation topic: Human Rights in Islam - The Uprisings in North Africa.Following her master's degree, Rabiah moved on to freelance journalism while based in Saudi Arabia, a career that consisted of contributions to various Middle Eastern publications with a focus on Islam and health. These publications included, among others, Saudi Gazette, Arabian Woman, and Muslim World League.She then progressed to a full-time role in the English department at Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, as well as publishing her work on academic platforms, such as ResearchGate and Academia. Continuing her work as a writer, Rabiah now lives in her native South Africa.