2020
DOI: 10.31436/imjm.v14i1.1422
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‘I Can’t Pray’ – The Spiritual Needs of Malaysian Muslim Patients Suffering From Depression

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“…3 For Muslim patients, praying can promote health, speed up recovery, improve coping mechanism and pain tolerance. 3,5 A number of Muslim patients did not pray while being hospitalized for various medical problems mainly due to physical limitation. 1 What they failed to understand is that in Islam, prayer postures and movements can be modified to accommodate disease and disabilities.…”
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“…3 For Muslim patients, praying can promote health, speed up recovery, improve coping mechanism and pain tolerance. 3,5 A number of Muslim patients did not pray while being hospitalized for various medical problems mainly due to physical limitation. 1 What they failed to understand is that in Islam, prayer postures and movements can be modified to accommodate disease and disabilities.…”
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“…Orginal Article -Ren Yi Kow, Mohd Jumaidi Md Hashim, Anas Nazha; IeJSME 2019 13(3): [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] Ed Simor Khan Mor Japar Khan, Chooi Leng Low…”
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