Volume 34, Issue 2 | Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics

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Volume 34, Issue 2

April 2013

Special Issue : Islamic Bioethics: Between Sacred Law, Lived Experiences, and State Authority.

Issue Editor:

Aasim I. Padela

8 articles in this issue

Islamic bioethics: between sacred law, lived experiences, and state authority
Aasim I. Padela
OriginalPaper 16 April 2013 Pages: 65 - 80
Lifting the veil: a typological survey of the methodological features of Islamic ethical reasoning on biomedical issues
Khalil Abdur-Rashid
Steven Woodward Furber
Taha Abdul-Basser
OriginalPaper 11 May 2013 Pages: 81 - 93
Wilāyah (authority and governance) and its implications for Islamic bioethics: a Sunni Māturīdi perspective
Ahsan M. Arozullah
Mohammed Amin Kholwadia
OriginalPaper 31 March 2013 Pages: 95 - 104
The challenges and future of applied Islamic ethics discourse: a radical reform?
Tariq Ramadan
OriginalPaper 10 May 2013 Pages: 105 - 115
The degree of certainty in brain death: probability in clinical and Islamic legal discourse
Faisal Qazi
Joshua C. Ewell
Nadir Khan
OriginalPaper 20 April 2013 Pages: 117 - 131
Religion and bioethics: toward an expanded understanding
Howard Brody
Arlene Macdonald
OriginalPaper 17 March 2013 Pages: 133 - 145
Not quite dead: why Egyptian doctors refuse the diagnosis of death by neurological criteria
Sherine Hamdy
OriginalPaper 02 April 2013 Pages: 147 - 160
The uneasy (and changing) relationship of health care and religion in our legal system
Robert K. Vischer
OriginalPaper 02 April 2013 Pages: 161 - 170