Contemporary Regenerative Medicine: Its Islamic Rulings and Controls Jurisprudence

Abstract

Objectives: This study aims to create a uniform understanding of contemporary forensic medicine, clarify its types and applications, and derive relevant legal rulings.

Methods: The study utilized an inductive approach to explore the concept of contemporary forensic medicine, its nature, and its primary types. This involved an analytical review of scientific texts related to the topic, along with an examination of the various types, their materials, and practical stages. Basic research was also conducted to derive both general and detailed legal rulings concerning the use and applications of forensic medicine.

Results: The study concluded that modern forensic medicine is a specialized field that focuses on repairing, replacing, or regenerating damaged tissues through self-regeneration or by restoring tissues and organs to their natural functions. This field aims to treat chronic and intractable conditions. Furthermore, the study found that experimental medicine and its applications are permissible under Islamic law and are regarded as legitimate therapeutic methods. They are essential and justified, as their primary goal is to preserve life.

Conclusion: Modern medical applications that comply with Islamic legal requirements, including those discussed in this research, are permissible. Any deficiencies in these applications would render them impermissible.