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The Islamic Perspective of Ethical and Legal Rights of Psychiatric Patients

Author(s) -

Amal Ibrahim Khalil

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

journal of islamic studies and culture

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2333-5912

pISSN - 2333-5904

DOI - 10.15640/jisc.v7n2a8

Subject(s) - islam , globe , ethnic group , faith , perspective (graphical) , human rights , population , political science , religious studies , gender studies , law , sociology , history , medicine , demography , theology , philosophy , artificial intelligence , computer science , archaeology , ophthalmology

Islam dates back for more than 1,441 years and Muslims constitute approximately 23% of the world‟s population and serve as a majority in approximately 50 countries around the globe [1]. Therefore, Muslims form the second largest religious group in the world. Islam is the dominant faith in many countries of the Middle East, Africa and Asia, and there are minority Muslim communities throughout the rest of the world. Islam is a universal religion comprising all nationalities of the world, and makes no distinction based on gender, colour, race or ethnicity. One must not confuse ethnic traditions and customs with Islam.The main objectives of this chapter are as the following:

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