Muslim medical students boycotting lectures on evolution

falcon786 said:
Islam has never claimed any of those things,instead the definition of GOD in Islam is alot more complex and if you read the quraan with an open mind then maybe you'll stop looking into the sky expecting to see a set of eyes looking back at you.:whistle:
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Sorry... did you just deny creation ?

Yes you did.
 
falcon786 said:
And you got this from where exactly?PREFERABLY a female yes 100% correct but if a male is the best/only option you have then why not?

I dont know where you getting your "FACTS" from seriously.
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Falcon, these guys are muppets and wind up merchants,with copacetic being the exception. As they say, haters gonner hate.
 
falcon786 said:
What a dumb question,duh.

Are hateful people posting under the pretense of being mankind's next saviors allowed to post freely on mybb,judging from your presence here then the answer is obvious.:D

Seriously humour me,what does that have do to with anything????:confused:
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What a dumb jihadi loser response. :whistle:

You're most likely one of those that complain about 'profiling' when it comes to security checks at airports.

It's quite obvious you cant answer the question, maybe because it exposes more backward practices by the so called "religion of peace" ?

You want "hate", read the "holy book".

Are the Muslim male medical students permitted to study gynaecology ? - Yes or No ?
 
falcon786 said:
And you got this from where exactly?PREFERABLY a female yes 100% correct but if a male is the best/only option you have then why not?

I dont know where you getting your "FACTS" from seriously.
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And where did you get your so called "FACTS", from your Sharia law book ?

So when the time comes that a female gynecologist is unavailable (female education in some parts ?), the male doctors cant help out because they haven't been trained - as backward as we've learned to expect.
 
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Gender relations in the medical context Given the Islamic ethics concerning cross-gender interaction one
can understand how the medical arena may be uncomfortable for some Muslims. The challenge for providers is to understand,
and recognise when, Islamic conceptions of modesty might make patients reticent to change their dress, to expose parts of
their body, to be physically examined, or to be alone with a member of the opposite sex. It is with cognisance of these sensitivities that Islamic bioethics designates a hierarchy of physicians to see when a Muslim patient falls ill. Preference is given to a Muslim
physician of the same sex, followed by a non-Muslim of the same gender, then a Muslim physician of the opposite gender
and lastly a non-Muslim of the opposite gender. Sex is given priority over religious creed because concepts of ʿawrah and seclusion pose less of a barrier in same-sex interaction. A provider of the same faith is recommended based on the assumption that a Muslim physician would be able to advise the patient when medical treatment takes precedence over religious obligations. This assumes however that both male and female physicians with the requisite skill sets are present. If technical expertise or other social constraints impose restrictions on physician choice one is advised to follow this ethic as much as possible. Islamic law does allow for deviation from normal regulations in cases of need and emergency. In these cases the principle of aḍ-Ḍarur at tub ıḥ al-maḥḍur at , necessity makes for allowing the prohibited, is invoked. This suspension is operative as long as the necessity is resent and facilitates emergency situations.
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would highly recommend you to read the entire pdf doc but this I feel should be most important section
where its speak about the order of Preference regarding examination Muslim male is 3rd in line, and because of this there is potential for a Muslim Male doctor to examine a female patient, then its only logical for him to have studied the relevant sections,
P.S. would just like to add since female Muslim doctors is the first preference this creates a niche market, and I happen to know a few Muslim female doctors who have taken advantage of this, I even dated one some years back :love:


Just a further questions what are the general feelings between females on the MBB forum do you have a preference or does it not matter to you, here I just wanna highlight preference given 2 doctors of same skill and knowledge but one male and other female, Which would you as a woman go for?
 
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