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Theological Prerequisites of Medical Science in Islamic Culture
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Gholamreza Ebrahimi Moghaddam   |
| Assistant Professor, Department of Theology, Farhangian University , ebrahimir138@gmail.com |
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Abstract: (4294 Views) |
The relationship between the doctrinal presuppositions of Muslim physicians and their medical knowledge has received less attention in scientific research. By researching the medical resources of Muslim physicians and examining their scientific materials, the author has extracted, explained and analyzed their assumed theological principles. This is an analytical article examining the boundaries of medical science in Islamic culture. The results show that theological presuppositions, both in occurrence and survival, have accompanied the ideas and thoughts of Muslim physicians and, willingly or unwillingly, have formed the theoretical framework of their epistemological and practical worldview. The great figures of the medical field in Islamic culture obeyed the religious beliefs commanded by their hearts. From the point of view of the Muslim physician, the world is not devoid of meaning and it is not purposeless. In addition to its material face, it also has a heavenly face. |
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| Keywords: Islamic culture, the Relationship between Science And Faith, Medical Science, Islamic Faith, Theological Presuppositions. |
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Received: 2019/06/13 | Accepted: 2020/02/1 | Published: 2020/04/23
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