Open AccessVAKSINASI DALAM PERSPEKTIF ISLAM
Author(s) -
Muhammad Mahmud Nasution
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
forum paedagogik/forum paedagogik
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2721-8414
pISSN - 2086-1915
DOI - 10.24952/paedagogik.v10i2.2818
Subject(s) - islam , reading (process) , political science , sharia , law , media studies , sociology , philosophy , theology
It must be admitted that in the middle of the Islamic world, two different opinions about a law have developed. Some forbid and some others justify it. Of course, each of them comes with all the arguments and reasons that are considered strong and held onto. What is of concern is that the lay community of Muslims, they are drifting in the middle of the vortex of the invitation from each party. Then confused about what to do and what attitude regarding the issue. The status of the halal-haram of vaccination and immunization has become a heated debate and even "hot" abroad and in Indonesia, especially in our Muslim-majority country. After seeing and reading the writings of several ustadz and several fatwas of the scholars, for now we feel that vaccination is more halal. And maybe temporarily, because maybe one day we get additional new information that can change our current view.