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The understanding of dichotomy in medicine (i.e. “Western /contemporary” and “Islamic /alternative”) shapes a person’s health seeking behaviour. Islamisation in Medicine is not a move to stick the label “Islamic” pre-fix of medical practices and sciences; rather, Islamisation is one of the solutions for this dichotomy.
This manual is written especially for medical lecturers who are involved in Islamisation in Medicine; to help them engage the subject; and for curious learners.
136 pages
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The understanding of dichotomy in medicine (i.e. “Western /contemporary” and “Islamic /alternative”) shapes a person’s health seeking behaviour. Islamisation in Medicine is not a move to stick the label “Islamic” pre-fix of medical practices and sciences; rather, Islamisation is one of the solutions for this dichotomy.
This manual is written especially for medical lecturers who are involved in Islamisation in Medicine; to help them engage the subject; and for curious learners.
“This manual promises an even brighter future for the project (i.e. Islamisation in Medicine) by empowering all teachers to handle conceptual, practical, and pedagogical challenges with confidence. It is also an inspiration for them to expand the basic concepts of the manual into their respective areas of specialization.” – Professor Dr Omar Hasan Kasule Sr., Professor of Bioethics, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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