Ahkåm zirå'at al-kabid fí al-qanún al-madaní wa al-fiqh al-Islåmí, diråsah muqåranah
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Suwaylam, Muhammad Ahmad
Bibliographic Citation
Alexandria: Munsha'at al-Ma'årif, 2009: 800 p.
Abstract
This book focuses on rulings concerning liver transplantation in both civil law and Islamic jurisprudence. It consists of a preliminary chapter and three main chapters. The preliminary chapter covers background information about the liver, liver transplantation, and history of this procedure. The first chapter discusses rulings pertaining to liver transplantation from living donors. The second chapter discusses rulings pertaining to liver transplantation from cadavers. The third chapter discusses rulings pertaining to physicians? roles and responsibilities.
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2009Subject
Accountability; Arab World; Cadavers; Comparative Studies; Consent; Death; Determination of Death; Donors; Ethics; Fiqh; Government; Government Regulation; Islamic Ethics; Islamic Jurisprudence; Law; Legal Aspects; Legal Liability; Legislation; Livers; Living Donors; Liability; Liver Transplantation; Organ Donation; Organ Donors; Organ Transplantation; Physicians; Presumed Consent; Regulation; Required Request; Rights; Responsibilities; Sharia; Transplant Recipients; Transplantation; Religious Ethics; Artificial and Transplanted Organs or Tissues; Donation / Procurement of Organs and Tissues; Definition of Death; Informed Consent;
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