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Death, dying and burial rites in Islam = Rites de mort, du mourir et enterrement en Islam

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AL-SHAHRI, Mohammad Zafir | FADUL, Nada | ELSAYEM, Ahmed

Les auteurs montrent qu'il est essentiel que les soignants qui s'occupent de patients musulmans proches de la mort soient sensibles à leurs croyances religieuses. Ils abordent les points suivants : la religion de l'islam, quand la mort approche, les rites de mort, l'Islam et la transplantation d'organes, rites funéraires.

Voir la revue «EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE, 14»

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