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The need for palliative care around the world is immense. In round numbers, approximately 60 million deaths from all causes will occur worldwide this year. Of all global deaths, approximately 80% will be in lowand middle-income countries (LMIC’s). The majority of those dying in LMIC’s would be expected to benefit from palliative care, but palliative care services are lacking in most places. Although palliative care is much more than pain relief, palliative care cannot be adequate if pain is going unrelieved. The World Health Organization (WHO) has gone so far as to assert: “A palliative care program cannot exist unless it is based on a rational drug policy including...ready access of suffering patients to opioids.” (WHO, 2002). WHO has estimated that 5.5 million people with terminal cancer are not receiving the pain relief they need. In addition, 1 million late-stage HIV-AIDS patients, 800,000 people with injuries lack adequate pain relief (WHO, 2009).

Palliative Care in the Muslim-Majority Countries:The Need for More and Better Care