Mad ̄mashr<iyat istikhdm̄ al-ajinnah al-bashariyah fi ijr>̄t̄ tajr̄ib al-baʻth al-<ilm̕, dirs̄ah muqr̄anah f̕ al-fiqh al-Islm̄̕ wa-al-qn̄n al-wa<̂ (the extent of the legality of using human fetuses in the procedures of scientific research experiments, a comparative study between Islamic jurisprudence and positive law)
Dublin Core
Title
Mad ̄mashr<iyat istikhdm̄ al-ajinnah al-bashariyah fi ijr>̄t̄ tajr̄ib al-baʻth al-<ilm̕, dirs̄ah muqr̄anah f̕ al-fiqh al-Islm̄̕ wa-al-qn̄n al-wa<̂ (the extent of the legality of using human fetuses in the procedures of scientific research experiments, a comparative study between Islamic jurisprudence and positive law)
Author
Jaml̄, Ayman Mu¿f̜
Publisher
20080000
Language
Arabic
Publication Date
20080000
Abstract
This book contains several chapters that deal with sharia rulings pertaining to biomedical issues which include: introduction to embryology and human experimentation
Abstract Translated
legal protection for fetuses under sharia and positive law; extent of legality of conducting scientific experiments on fetuses; and balancing benefits and harms resulting from conducting scientific experiments on fetuses.
Primary Classification
18.5.4
Secondary Classification
18.5.4;1.2;12.1;12.3;14.4;14.5
Primary keywords
fetal research--[pri];Islamic ethics--[pri];sharia--[pri]
Secondary keywords
aborted fetuses;abortion;abortion on demand;beginning of life;cloning;comparative studies;fetal development;fetuses;illegal abortion;human experimentation;in vitro fertilization;legal aspects;medical ethics;miscarriage;organ transplantation;reproductive technologies;surrogate mothers
Journal Article
Alexandria: Dar al-Jm̄i<ah al-Jad̕dah lil-Nashr, 2008: 372 p.
Primary Document Type
b
Call Number
18.5.4; B00000
ISBN
977-328-342-9
Collection
Citation
“Mad ̄mashr<iyat istikhdm̄ al-ajinnah al-bashariyah fi ijr>̄t̄ tajr̄ib al-baʻth al-<ilm̕, dirs̄ah muqr̄anah f̕ al-fiqh al-Islm̄̕ wa-al-qn̄n al-wa<̂ (the extent of the legality of using human fetuses in the procedures of scientific research experiments, a comparative study between Islamic jurisprudence and positive law),” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed September 7, 2024, http://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/34297.