Assisted dying from an Islamic perspective
Any action which results in the death of a human being is a crime except in specific situations,…
This small collection addresses health and the body from within the Islamic tradition. Written largely in response to the pandemic, Shaykh Akram Nadwi’s articles here consider questions such as vaccination, worship under lockdown, and assisted dying. They show how scholarship responds to urgent, unfamiliar circumstances while holding to established principles.
Any action which results in the death of a human being is a crime except in specific situations, such as executing a lawful decree of capital punishment or killing an active combatant in a lawful…
Assalamu Alaykum Shaykh, My question is about how Shayatin can adversely impact our lives with their waswasahs? Do all mental health issues, such as overthinking and panic attacks, emerge from waswasah? How can we stop it? Are they signs of…
I wanted to know if Hypnotherapy is allowed in Islam? Like to overcome any negative thoughts by listening to tracks which guide you to think positive while there is a trypnaural brainwave music used. In particular there is a woman…