الدور العماني في تعزيز الأخلاق بين التنظير والتطبيق

الدورُ العُماني في تعزيز الأخلاق بين التنظير والتطبيق

Abstract

The rulings of Islamic Sharia are founded on bringing benefits and preventing harm to people، encompassing acts of worship and transactions، including those related to the medical aspect of preserving and restoring human health when it deteriorates. Therefore، Ibadi jurisprudence texts have not overlooked medical ethics for both the patient and the physician; rather، these are realised through jurisprudential rulings and embodied tangibly in people's lives.

The research problem lies in studying the attention given by Ibadi jurisprudence to medical ethics through Sharia rulings and jurisprudential principles، aiming to clarify the care Ibadi jurisprudence provides to medical ethics، highlight its role in practical life، and benefit from it in contemporary medical issues.

The research followed three methodologies: the inductive method to extract texts from jurisprudential and medical sources; the descriptive method to define jurisprudential and scientific terms; and the analytical method to analyse Sharia texts related to medical ethics and derive benefits from them.

The study concluded with a set of findings and recommendations، the most important being that medical ethics in Islam rely on firm foundations that ensure their continuity and obligatory nature. Islamic jurisprudence represents a binding source that achieves this continuity. The care Ibadi jurisprudence provides to medical ethics is evident in many practical Sharia rulings، which has led to

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