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Strategies for Enhancing Resilience in Afflictions from the Perspective of Al Sahifa al Sajjadiyya |
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Strategies for Enhancing Resilience in Afflictions from the Perspective of Al Sahifa al Sajjadiyya |
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Ali Akbar Khoddamiyan Arani   , Abbas Mahmoudi , Ahmad Mollaei |
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Medical knowledge, and consequently the medical profession, occupies a distinguished status in Islamic teachings. In the contemporary era, with the advancement of medical technologies, the expansion of commercialized healthcare systems, and the increasing complexity of physician–patient relationships, the need to redefine medical ethical principles has become more needful than ever. The present study hypothesizes that, based on the tradition “Whoever practices medicine must fear God, act benevolently, and strive diligently”, the three elements of piety, benevolence, and diligent effort constitute essential ethical responsibilities for physicians and offer a comprehensive framework for medicine grounded in Islamic values. The integration of piety, sincere counsel, and scholarly endeavor can address many ethical challenges of modern medical practice. Employing a descriptive–analytical method, this research seeks to identify and systematize the characteristics of the ideal physician in accordance with religious teachings. The findings indicate that a physician’s personal and practical piety-particularly adherence to religious boundaries in interactions with the opposite gender and precision during medical examinations-forms a fundamental pillar of Islamic medical practice. Furthermore, professional commitment requires physicians to exercise utmost care in accurate diagnosis. In addition, continuous scholarly effort and scientific dynamism, manifested in ongoing acquisition of new knowledge and skills, are indispensable for enabling committed physicians to keep pace with the rapid developments of the scientific community. |
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The ethical indicators of the physician Taraz based on the narration narrated from Imam Ali (peace be upon him) |
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Mohammad Nazari Posht Kouhi , Mohammad Hedayati |
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An Analysis of the Factors Leading to Hell from the Perspective of Nahj al-Balagha |
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An Analysis of the Factors Leading to Hell from the Perspective of Nahj al-Balagha |
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Mohammad Hossein Fouladgar , Reyhaneh Rezaei Rad |
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A Comparative Methodological Study of Allama Amini and Allama Shushtari in Critiquing Fabricated Hadiths |
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Methodological Comparison of Allameh Amini and Allameh Shushtari in Criticizing Fabricated Hadiths |
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Feizollah Akbari dastak |
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A Reflection on the Nature of Satan’s Call after the Heavenly Cry on the Eve of the Reappearance |
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A Reflection on the Nature of Satan’s Call after the Heavenly Cry on the Eve of the Reappearance |
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Mostafa Amiri |
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An Analysis of the Doctrinal–Political Teachings of the Sermon of Fadak in Light of Hadiths |
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Analysis of the political doctrines of Fadakieh'ssermon in the light of verses and traditions |
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Naregs Kazemitorkaman |
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