At A Glance

• 16 Live Online Sessions
• Duration: 4 Months
• Sundays, 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM (London, UK)
• Video Recordings Available
• Access to Mobile App
• Digital Certificate
• From £29.99/Month (For 4 Months)

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• Starts on 4th May 2025
• Course Fee:
  Pay in Full: £199.99 £99.99
  Pay in 4 Installments: £29.99 per month
• Registration Deadline: 3rd May 2025

Course Overview

This course offers a thorough and in-depth exploration of The Fiqh Of Gynecology, Family Planning, and Pregnancy from an Islamic standpoint. It aims to bridge the gap between Islamic jurisprudence and modern medical practices, providing a comprehensive understanding of how Islamic teachings can be integrated with contemporary healthcare. With a focus on ethical, practical, and cultural aspects, the course The Fiqh Of Gynecology, Family Planning, and Pregnancy addresses a wide range of topics relevant to medical professionals, students, expectant mothers, and those interested in this fascinating subject.

The course The Fiqh Of Gynecology, Family Planning, and Pregnancy will cover essential topics such as Islamic perspectives on conception, family planning, permissible contraceptive methods, preconception care, prenatal care, abortion, infertility treatments, and assisted reproductive technologies (ART). Additionally, the course delves into advanced technologies in gynecology, obstetrics, and prenatal care, examining their ethical implications in the Islamic context. It also highlights the history and contributions of Islamic medicine to the field of gynecology and obstetrics, providing an enriching learning experience.

This course The Fiqh Of Gynecology, Family Planning, and Pregnancy is suitable for Muslim medical professionals, medical students, Sharia scholars, Policy Makers, expectant mothers, and anyone interested in exploring the intersection of Islamic teachings and modern reproductive healthcare. Participants will gain a deep understanding of how Islamic principles can be applied in their practice and daily life, enabling them to make informed decisions, provide culturally sensitive care, and promote a holistic approach to women's health.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the historical and cultural context of Islamic teachings on gynaecology, family planning, and pregnancy.
• Evaluate permissible contraceptive methods and assisted reproductive technologies (ART) from an Islamic perspective.
• Analyze ethical dilemmas and decision-making in gynaecology and obstetrics, guided by Islamic principles.

• Develop cultural competency and effective communication skills for providing care to Muslim patients.
• Gain insight into traditional Islamic healing practices and their contemporary applications in maternal and women's health.

Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the Fiqh of Gynecology, Family Planning, and Pregnancy in Islam.
• Apply Islamic teachings to inform decision-making and ethical considerations in the field of gynecology and obstetrics.
• Provide culturally sensitive and patient-centered care to Muslim patients by accommodating their religious beliefs and preferences.

• Navigate complex ethical dilemmas and conflicts between medical guidelines and Islamic principles in gynecology and obstetrics practice.
• Appreciate the historical contributions and contemporary relevance of Islamic medicine in gynecology and obstetrics.

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