Relationship between Genomics & Islamic Bioethics

Challenges and Remedies

Authors

  • Dr. Muhammad Tayyeb Nadeem National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Islamabad

Keywords:

Genetics, Genomics, DNA, HGP, Islamic Bioethics, Qurān & Sunnah, Islamic jurisprudence

Abstract

This paper explores and attempts to correlate the scientifically diverse functions of the field of genomics, its extraordinary similarity to principles observed within the wonderful Qurān & the Sunnah and the ethical implications that include genetic development. The researcher compared numerous relevant articles that examined passages from the Qurān and Sunnah with modern-day ideas in genetics/genomics, such as dominant-recessive alleles, genetic shape, genetic counselling, maternal genetic contribution, gender-based chromosomes, same-species genetics, gender determination, and the hypothesis of the “every disease has its cure.” A fresh perspective and a holistic interpretation of the knowledge of Islamic Holy text uncovers references to ideas of genetics that predate modern-day medical discoveries. This highlighted the essential need for similarly conducting an investigation into the viable correlations still yet to be determined among expanding knowledge of biotechnological advancement and the established facts of religion.”

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Published

30-09-2022

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