Islamic perspectives in obstetrics and gynaecology

Islamic perspectives in obstetrics and gynaecology

Ḥatḥūt, Ḥassān

Kuwait: Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences,1986

Kuwait; Kuwait

182 pages

19860000

This book consists of ten chapters on issues related to obstetrics and gynaecology. The first chapter discusses embryogenesis and fetal development, and the second chapter discusses menstruation and the impact of that on worshipping by women. Chapters three and four discuss milk banks, abortion, contraception and sterilization. Chapters five and six deal with sexual relations, female circumcision, menstruation, sex education and the sexual revolution. The seventh chapter deals with the reproductive revolution, artificial insemination, surrogacy and adoption. The eighth chapter discusses marriage, polygamy and divorce. The ninth chapter discusses the examination of the opposite sex, and the final chapter deals with parenthood, alcohol and drugs, and menopause.

9.5.5

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abortion--[pri];contraception--[pri];fetuses--[pri];reproduction--[pri];sterilization (sexual)--[pri];women--[pri]

adoption;alcohol;artificial insemination;blood;circumcision;divorce;drugs;embryonic development;fasting;females;fetal development;infertility;Islamic ethics;Islamic rituals;koran;marital relationship;milk banks;Muslim religious scholars;nurses;parent child relationship;physician patient relationship;polygamy;sexual relations;surrogate mothers

9.5.5; B00638

Includes references

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