2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11017-013-9249-1
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Islamic bioethics: between sacred law, lived experiences, and state authority

Abstract: There is burgeoning interest in the field of "Islamic" bioethics within public and professional circles, and both healthcare practitioners and academic scholars deploy their respective expertise in attempts to cohere a discipline of inquiry that addresses the needs of contemporary bioethics stakeholders while using resources from within the Islamic ethico-legal tradition. This manuscript serves as an introduction to the present thematic issue dedicated to Islamic bioethics. Using the collection of papers as a … Show more

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“…To fill this gap, one of us (AIP) co-convened an academic conference that brought allied health professionals, Islamic scholars and religious leaders, social scientists, and bioethicists together to launch a multidisciplinary dialogue regarding end-of-life care. (Padela 2013;"Where Religion, Bioethics, and Policy Meet" 2011). Our article continues in the tradition of the conference to advance applied Islamic bioethics discourse.…”
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“…To fill this gap, one of us (AIP) co-convened an academic conference that brought allied health professionals, Islamic scholars and religious leaders, social scientists, and bioethicists together to launch a multidisciplinary dialogue regarding end-of-life care. (Padela 2013;"Where Religion, Bioethics, and Policy Meet" 2011). Our article continues in the tradition of the conference to advance applied Islamic bioethics discourse.…”
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“…A bioética islâmica como campo de estudo surge precisamente para atender às especificidades de comunidades que veem a bioética principialista com desconfiança, visto compreenderem a sua localização epistemológica como necessariamente ocidental, e não global [98], e por não a reconhecerem como apta a solucionar seus conflitos morais, aqueles relacionados às áreas de saúde, biomedicina e biotecnologia -visto que essas têm sido as áreas de investigação da bioética islâmica contemporaneamente.…”
Section: A Shariah E Os Fundamentos Jurídico-religiosos Da Bioética Iunclassified
“…O fiqh, procedimento anterior à formulação da norma (hukm), refere-se à busca sobre qual o entendimento da lei divina relativamente aos "méritos e obrigações relacionados a uma ação" [98] (p. 68). Consiste no corpus da literatura que pensa os métodos e os processos pelos quais se realiza a reflexão teórica a fim de se alcançar a normativa melhor qualificada a uma determinada situação.…”
Section: Shariah Como Tradição éTico-legal Islâmicaunclassified
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