THE PATIENTS RIGHTS IN ISLAM
Authors/Creators
- 1. Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Culture, Kabul University of Medical Sciences Kabul. Afghanistan.
- 2. Associate professor, Department of Islamic Culture, Kabul University of Medical Sciences Kabul. Afghanistan.
Description
This abstract discusses the patients' rights in Islam, which are the physical and moral privileges derived from reliable Islamic sources. The purpose of the article is to present these rights. The method involved reviewing trustworthy books, articles, and reliable Islamic internet sites. The results indicate that Muslims are obligated to respect and heed the patients' rights according to Islamic teachings. Respecting these rights not only brings rewards from Allah but also aids in the patients' speedy recovery. Key patient rights include being treated, respected, visited, and having their secrets kept. These rights should be respected by family members, neighbours, the community, and the state. In conclusion, patients have documented special rights in Islam, as supported by reliable Islamic sources.
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