An Intensive Introduction to the Field of Islamic Bioethics

60 HoursbeginnerPhysicians and healthcare practitioners, Medical students and trainees, Allied health professionals, Muslim chaplains and spiritual care providers, Islamic scholars and students of Islamic studies

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$150.00

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About This Course

A self-paced introductory course exploring Islamic bioethics, Islamic moral reasoning, and key contemporary healthcare ethics questions, including end-of-life care, brain death, organ donation, abortion, and human reproduction.

Who Should Take This Course?

Physicians and healthcare practitioners
Medical students and trainees
Allied health professionals
Muslim chaplains and spiritual care providers
Islamic scholars and students of Islamic studies

Course Format

1 module
1 lessons
60 Hours

Course Details

Release DateN/A

Expiration DateN/A

Est. Completion60 Hours

Activity TypeOnline Course

Levelbeginner

SpecialtyPopular Courses

Learning Objectives

01Describe the scope and significance of Islamic bioethics
02Explain how Islamic ethical and legal frameworks relate to healthcare decision-making
03Understand major Islamic bioethics topics such as brain death, end-of-life care, organ donation, abortion, and human reproduction
04Identify key stakeholders involved in Islamic bioethical discourse

Faculty

Aasim I. Padela

Lead instructor

Professor · Emergency Medicine, Bioethics & Medical Humanities

Initiative on Islam and Medicine

Disclosures

All faculty, planners, and others in control of educational content have disclosed their financial relationships with ineligible companies. All relevant relationships have been reviewed and appropriately mitigated.

What You'll Learn

Describe the scope and significance of Islamic bioethics
Explain how Islamic ethical and legal frameworks relate to healthcare decision-making
Understand major Islamic bioethics topics such as brain death, end-of-life care, organ donation, abortion, and human reproduction
Identify key stakeholders involved in Islamic bioethical discourse