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| Arab World fatwa fiqh genetic counselling Islam Islamic bioethics Iran Malaysia medicine mufti organ donation social health protection surrogacy Tunisia vaccines | |
| This conference volume aims to extend the emerging field of research on Islamic bioethics in four ways: geographically by including South East Asia; with regard to sources by questioning the reduction of Islamic bioethics to the study of fatwas (Islamic legal opinions); topically by examining issues beyond the common focus on medical interventions and technological innovation; and sociologically by including stakeholders from secular legal institutions medical associations and government within the analysis. |
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