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Induced Abortion From an Islamic Perspective: Is It Criminal or Just Elective?
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Albar, Mohammed A.
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of Family and Community Medicine 2001 December; 8(3): 25-35
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Date
2001-12
Subject
on Demand
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Beginning of Life
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Contraception
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Cultural Pluralism
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Embryos
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Ethics
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Fatwas
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Fetuses
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Historical Aspects
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Illegal International Aspects
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Islamic Ethics
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Induced Legal Aspects
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Life
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Moral Status
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Muslim World
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Religious Ethics
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Statistics
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Therapeutic
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Abortion
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Moral and Religious Aspects of Abortion
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International and Political Dimensions of Biology and Medicine
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