by Prof. Muhammet Ihsan Karaman, Adem Az | Dec 29, 2023
Abstract The bahnames, an essential part of the Islamic medical corpus, generally address sexuality, sexual behavior, sexual dysfunctions, and protective, supportive and therapeutic applications in this field. Our study investigated the oldest known Turkish bahname,...
by Prof. Hossam E Fadel | Dec 29, 2023
Abstract Islam encouraged the seeking of knowledge.The art of healing was considered to be the most noble of human undertakings. Acquiring medical manuscripts from previous civilizations and translating them into Arabic proceeded at a great pace. This was followed by...
by Prof. Sharif Kaf Al-Ghazal | Dec 29, 2023
Assalamo Alaikum We cannot ignore the elephant in the room; the pain of our brothers and sisters in Gaza who have been suffering for years on end cannot be ignored, and contrary to what some may have thought, this crisis stretches back far earlier than 7th October...
by Dr Hussein Nagi | Aug 30, 2023
There is no doubt that the oath of Hippocrates, born between 864 or 865, is considered to be one of the first landmarks in the ethics of the practice in medicine. It is disheartening and surprising that literature about the ethics of the practice of medicine leave a...
by Prof Saeed Ahmed | Aug 30, 2023
Dear Editor I would like to pass commentary on the article you published titled “Is there a case for British Muslims to be exempted from the new opt out organ donation law” authored by Abid Hussein. I welcome this article and the discussions that will follow. I think...
