Titlebook: Contemporary Bioethics; Islamic Perspective Mohammed Ali Al-Bar,Hassan Chamsi-Pasha Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and the

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Ethical Issues in Genetics (Premarital Counseling, Genetic Testing, Genetic Engineering, Cloning anddition that they do not cause further damage. Human cloning is forbidden in Islam. The majority of Islamic jurors permit Human Embryonic Stem Cells research if its source is legitimate. DNA fingerprinting may be used in certain conditions.

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End-of-Life Care have life-sustaining treatments withheld or withdrawn when the treatment is deemed by the expert physicians to be futile. The basic human rights of the patient including food, water, nursing, and painkillers, should be continued.

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Introductionexamine a number of judicial decisions made by Muslim scholars in response to the growing number of cases in the clinical settings as well as national health policies adopted by various Muslim governments in the last two decades.

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The Sources of Common Principles of Morality and Ethics in Islamny normal human being can recognize God, with his divinely endowed nature and his reason; (c) Divine Revelation (al-wahy, Tanzil): Muslims believe that God guides humanity by sending a number of prophets and apostles, who are the bearers of the revelation.

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The Origins of Islamic Morality and Ethicsnity from the original sin, empowering human beings, and giving them full responsibility of their actions is the message of the Qur’an: “Every soul will be held responsible for what it had done” (Q. 74:38)—is the essence of morality and ethics in Islam.

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Abortionion of pregnancy would endanger the life or health of the expectant mother; or if there is proven serious congenital anomaly in the embryo or fetus. Abortion on demand, as carried out in many countries, with liberal abortion laws, will never be condoned by Shari’ah (Islamic Law).

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Organ Transplantationely without reward. All Fatwas on organ transplantation have clearly rejected any trading or trafficking of organs and stressed the principle of altruism. The public attitude toward donation is of crucial importance in all transplantation programs; increasing the awareness of religious leaders is pivotal.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05047-6s will be judged in accordance with the intention. If the motive is good and the act is good, the person will be rewarded by God; however, if the act is good and the motive is bad, the person will be punished for it.

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