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Gender Dysphoria and Islamic Perspectives: Navigating Faith and identity

by Saman Khan | Apr 30, 2025

Abstract Gender dysphoria is an increasingly recognized global phenomenon, yet its prevalence remains underreported due to stigma and lack of research, particularly i Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) estimates that gender dysphoria affects 0.005% to 0.014% of...

Amanah (trust) and Physician- Patient Relationship in Islamic Medical Ethics

by Muhammad Nabil | Apr 30, 2025

Introduction Conscientious Muslim physicians remain concernedabout the centrality of a wholesome physician-patient relationshipin ensuring better health outcomes,while fulfilling their accountability to Allah swt. An Islamic conscience facilitates medical...

Serefeddin Sabuncuoglu: A Pioneer in Ottoman Medicine and Surgery

by Ahmet Ozdinc | Apr 30, 2025

Introduction The Ottoman State witnessed significant advancements in the fields of science and art during the 15th century with notable progress also occurring in the field of medicine. Among the prominent medical scholars of this period was Şerefeddin Sabuncuoğlu,...

Physicians’ Attributes as Described by the Ancester Scholars

by Faisal A.Alnaser | Apr 30, 2025

Summary: Modern scientific and medical literature is rich, describingthe qualities required for a good practicing doctor. Moreover, ancient literature, historians, and manuscripts of early Muslim doctors are also rich in describing the traits of physicians that they...

The “Passionate Love” Disease and its Treatment in the Heritage of Arab-Islamic Medicine

by Abdulnaser Kaadan | Apr 30, 2025

History of the quintessence of passionate love disease Passionate love was considered for that excessive form of the highest form of love. At the time, love would be looked to for the highest affection humans were adorned. So passionate love was considered the example...
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