this is islamic medical ethics presentation

1. Islamic Medical Ethics Kassim Baddarni Al-Taj Organization Arraba, Galilee, Israel [email_address]

2. Islam is the Youngest 2 nd Largest Religion Every 5 th person worldwide 2000 BC 1000 BC 563 BC 33 AD 610 AD 2008 Judaism Hinduism Buddhism Christianity Islam

3. Values Beliefs Religion Muslim Patient Spiritual Care

4. Islamic Law and Rules The Holy Book Quran (Hadith), words or actions of the prophet Sunnah (Ijma) of the Clerics Consensus (Ijtihad) personal study Wisdom

5. Values: Honor parents Be kind to neighbors Protect the weak Give to the poor Condemns: Murder Stealing Lying Adultery Regulates: Marriage Divorce Inheritance Business Forbids: Gambling Pork Alcohol Prostitution The Qur’an

6. Internal Beliefs Books of God Of Abraham, David, Moses, Jesus, Mohammed Divine Decree Fate set in advance Oneness of God All can, no body or sex Prophets of God From Adam to Mohammed (25) Angels of God From light to serve God Life after Death Sorting to Hill or Paradise Day of Judgment Rise of humanity

8. The Sharia Law System Category Arabic Do it Not do it Obligatory (Prescribed) Fard Wajeb Reward Punishment Recommended (Desirable) MustahabMandub Reward No Punishment Permitted (Allowed) Mubah Halal No Reward No Punishment Discouraged (Disliked) Makruh Manboth No Punishment Reward Forbidden (Prohibited) Haraam Mahd’ur Punishment No Reward

9. Maslow Way Forbidden Discouraged Permitted Recommended Obligatory Choice of Doing Urging of not Doing Enforcing of not Doing Enforcing of Doing Urging of Doing

10. Obligatory

30. Al-Taj for Health and Heritage Tel/Fax +972-4-6747737 [email_address] Mission: health promotion by raising awareness for prevention, early detection and improve management and outcome of cancer and diabetes in the Arab sector, Israel

31. Some Projects “ Palliative Care Manual ” “ Diabetes Mellitus – the Era Plague

32. Some Projects Breast Cancer lecture Palliative Care conference