
Science and Islamic culture incorporate the sacred and the profane. For a Muslim, science must be useful for humanity, and scientists must take responsibility, commensurate with their knowledge, for the potential consequences of their research. In this context, questions relating to the body in Islam take into account the Quran, hadiths and elements of established precedents.
Human Body, Attitude to Death, Religion and Science, Religion and Medicine, Humans, History, 20th Century, Attitude to Health, History, 21st Century, Islam
Human Body, Attitude to Death, Religion and Science, Religion and Medicine, Humans, History, 20th Century, Attitude to Health, History, 21st Century, Islam
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