human being and health in the Qur'an Science: A comparative analysis of concepts scientific texts

This book presents a comparative exploration of the concept of the human being and the understanding of health as portrayed in the Holy Qur'an and contemporary scientific literature. It examines how the Qur'anic perspective views humans as integrated beings composed of physical, psychological, spiritual, and moral dimensions, while modern scientific texts often focus on biological, cognitive, and social aspects of human existence. By analyzing key themes such as human nature, well-being, disease, prevention, mental health, and the relationship between body and soul, the book identifies areas of convergence and divergence between religious and scientific approaches. The study highlights the holistic framework of health in the Qur'an, emphasizing balance, ethical conduct, spiritual development, and social responsibility alongside physical wellness. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the book contributes to a deeper understanding of human health and offers valuable insights for scholars, healthcare professionals, educators, and researchers interested in the dialogue between faith, science, and human development.

Pagina's: 100, Paperback, Scholars' Press