This book explores the conceptual links between Qur'anic teachings and contemporary medical science. The book examines themes such as preservation of life, hygiene, moderation, mental well-being, and ethical responsibility, interpreting them through both classical exegesis and modern clinical frameworks. It analyzes how scriptural principles may inform preventive healthcare strategies, public health policy, and holistic treatment models, while distinguishing theological insight from empirical methodology. By integrating religious scholarship with medical research, the work proposes a structured dialogue between faith-based values and evidence-based practice. It is intended for researchers in Islamic studies, medical humanities, and health ethics seeking an interdisciplinary perspective.
AmazonPages: 96, Paperback, Scholars' Press
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