… medication abortion that exist in Tunisia among several categories of actors in relation to the
legal, medical … I first describe when and how medication abortion was introduced in Tunisia …

… about the use of abortion in the Islamic world. In the study … abortion as a social and medical
phenomenon was briefly studied and covered through the lens of terminology, social, medical…

… We conclude that focusing on local notions of Islam to understand the fertility behaviour
of rural Muslims is less fruitful than considering a “political economy of hopelessness” that, …

… The first example of this is found in a website entitled “Abortion in India” from an American
woman, living in Riyadh who was seeking an abortion for non-medical reasoning and had no …

… However, for quit some time, some of these recent developments, in the field of medical
and allied sciences, have been found inconsistent with the Islamic beliefs and practices. …

… aborted, this article seeks to address the following question: What are the Sunni jurists' views
on the legality of an intentional abortion … for the purposeful abortion of the unborn. Although …

… attachments, attracted instead by Islamic revivalism. … abortion involves an ‘existing presence’.
Even within the first four months, Islam regards life as sacrosanctFootnote9 and abortion is …

… and reproductive health services, including abortion, and to related matters … the Islamic
revivalism in the 1980s, the authors observe that, while the legal framework provides for abortion …

Fazlur Rahman describes in this work the complex and diffuse relationship between Islam
and medicine from the advent of Islam to the present day, encompassing the Middle East and …

… Islamic approach to medical ethics. In this essay I describe something of the variety of Islamic
approaches to medical … On abortion, Muslims stress the distinctiveness of Islam against pre-…