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Islamic Guideline on Medicin
Additional Information
| Publisher | Dar Us Salam |
|---|---|
| Author | yusef al-hajj ahmed |
| Language | English |
| Age | 16 and over |
| Translator | Nasiruddin al-Khattab |
| ISBN | 978-603-500-046-8 (9786035000468) |
| Pages | 285 |
| Format | Book, Hard Cover |
| Size | 7x9.50" (17x24 cm) |
| Size | No |
| Month | No |
Description
What is Islamic medicine? Is it medical knowledge that is completely subject to the will of Allah The Exalted, or is it the art of treatment adopted and followed by Muslims when the Muslims were at the peak of their development? Or is it the most modern medicine, guided by divine teachings and completely in accordance with them?
On the basis of Islamic teachings in light of the Qur'an and Sunnah, this book devises the following six basic categories for Islamic medicine:
- Adhering to Islamic teachings and etiquette.
- Adhering to logic in practicing medicine.
- Holistic approach, paying equal attention to the body, mind and soul, for individuals as well as societies.
- Universal approach, taking into account all resources and aiming to benefit all people.
- Scientific approach, based on logical conclusions drawn from sound observations, accurate statistics and trustworthy experience.
- Excellence, achieving what other kinds of treatment have failed to achieve.
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Customer Reviews
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Covers many scientific facts Review by Umair from Culpeper, United States on 12/30/2011
Value Quality Price Alhamdullillah, a must have for someone that is interested in learning of the body that we have been blessed with. The book covers many scientific facts that are in correlation with the quran. A great guide for doctors as well as patients.
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(Posted on 2/15/12)
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