Haid daripada Perspektif Sains dan Maqasid Syariah

Hasim, Nur Asmadayana; Kashim, Mohd Izhar Ariff Mohd; Othaman, Rizafizah; Yahaya, Mohammad Zaini; Khalid, Rozida Mohd.; Samsudin, Muhammad Adib

doi:10.17576/jsm-2016-4512-12

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“…Allah SWT said: And We have not sent you, [O Muhammad], except as a mercy to the worlds (al-Anbiyaa’, 21:107). This verse symbolises that Islam was sent down as a mercy to humankind, supporting our understanding that the basis of Islamic rulings considers society’s interest ( Samsudin et al, 2015 , Hasim et al, 2016 ). Consequently, modern biotechnology’s commercialisation and utilisation are also essentially dependent on the public’s perception and approval of stated technology ( Amin et al, 2009 ).…”

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Animal cloning and consumption of its by-products: A scientific and Islamic perspectives

Kashim

Hasim

Zin

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Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences

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Islam is a religion that inspires its followers to seek knowledge continually and nurtures innovation, within the realms of Islamic rulings, towards an ameliorated quality of life. Up-to-date biotechnological techniques, specifically animal cloning, are involved in advancing society’s health, social, and economic domains. The goal of animal cloning includes the production of genetically modified animal for human consumption. Therefore, this research endeavoured to study animal cloning’s current scientific findings, examine the by-product of said process, and determine its permissibility in an Islamic context. This study employed descriptive literature reviews. Results concluded that animal cloning, especially in mammals, does not occur naturally as in plants. A broadly trusted and efficient animal cloning method is known as Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT), which includes three principal steps: oocyte enucleation; implantation of donor cells (or nucleus); and the activation of the embryo. Nevertheless, the limitations of SCNT, particularly to the Large Offspring Syndrome (LOS), should be noted. One of the forms of the application of animal cloning is in agriculture. From an Islamic perspective, determining the permissibility of consuming cloned animals as food is essentially based on whether the cloned animal conforms to Islamic law’s principles and criteria. Islam interdicts animal cloning when it is executed without benefiting humans, religion, or society. Nonetheless, if it is done to preserve the livelihood and the needs of a community, then the process is deemed necessary and should be administered following the conditions outlined in Islam. Hence, the Islamic ruling for animal cloning is not rigid and varies proportionately with the current fatwa.

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Animal cloning and consumption of its by-products: A scientific and Islamic perspectives

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Hasim

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Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences

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“…This is because from the count, one will be able to know the period of fertility and the emotional changes that take place. With such knowledge then the family will be prosperous and effective because daily activities can be planned and controlled well (Hasim, Kashim, Othaman, Yahaya, Khalid, & Samsuddin, 2016: 1882-1883.…”

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A Review of Psychology in the Astronomical Thought of Shaykh Abdullah Fahim

Zainal Badri

2023

Jambi University

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Astronomy is a very important field because its use covers the entire daily activities of human beings. With the knowledge of astronomy, humans can plan activities well. This study seeks to examine the philosophy of astronomy in the thought of Shaykh Abdullah Fahim (1869 - 1961 AD), a prominent scholar of Penang and its impact on life. Shaykh Abdullah Fahim received his education in astronomy and other religious sciences in Makkah and Madinah. He also took the Naqsyabandiyyah tariqat from his teacher Sayyid Muhammad Amin bin Ahmad Al-Madani. In terms of his educational background, it is almost the same as the Indonesian Minangkabau scholar, Shaykh Muhammad Jamil Jambek bin Saleh Datuak Maleka (1862 - 1947) who has skills in astronomy, and a practitioner of the Naqsyabandiyyah tariqah. On the other hand, this study seeks to look at the significance of this field of astronomy to human psychology according to his point of view. This qualitative -based study uses a fully library approach to gather as much information about Shaykh Abdullah Fahim especially in the field of astronomy. Cross reference is made to the figures of the contemporary Malay scholars to obtain further information about the figures involved in teaching astronomy. In the context of psychology, the field of astronomy is not only able to trigger a high level of thinking but at the same time able to provide motivation and inspiration to humans to start an activity in daily life.

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Haid daripada Perspektif Sains dan Maqasid Syariah

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Animal cloning and consumption of its by-products: A scientific and Islamic perspectives

Animal cloning and consumption of its by-products: A scientific and Islamic perspectives

A Review of Psychology in the Astronomical Thought of Shaykh Abdullah Fahim

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