15 Takeaways From Shaykh Dr Ahmad Saad Al Azhari Al Maliki’s Session On “Idols & Ideas: Lessons on Quranic Stories” held at Nur Innai Bookshop, Malaysia on 26th October 2024.
A recent discussion on the thought of Habib Abu Bakr al-Mashhūr (rahimahu Allah) based on Shaykh Dr. Ahmed Saad’s Phd. Full discussion in Arabic with Bahasa Indonesia translation on Muwasala youtube.
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✨ Dauroh Ilmiah bersama Syaikh Ahmad Saad Al-Hasani Al-Azhari || Senin, 28 Okt 2024#shorts
A Standard for Physicians:
Hippocrates mentions seven characteristics that should exist in a physician:
1. He should be of complete stature, acumen, sane and good natured.
2. He should be well-dressed, clean in body and attire and of good smell.
3. He should be trustworthy and keep all the secrets of his patients.
4. His keenness on curing his patients should be greater than his concern for financial payment and his concern to treat the poor is no less than his concern to treat the rich.
5. He should be focussed on serving people and benefitting them.
6. He should be of clean conduct, virtuous and chaste not covetous to money or other desirous things.
7. He should be keen on saving life; never prescribe a dangerous medicine without knowledge and should treat his enemies as sincere as he treats his friends.
Source: Egyptian Physicians Through Islamic Epochs by Kamaluddīb al-Batanūni
Hippocrates mentions seven characteristics that should exist in a physician:
1. He should be of complete stature, acumen, sane and good natured.
2. He should be well-dressed, clean in body and attire and of good smell.
3. He should be trustworthy and keep all the secrets of his patients.
4. His keenness on curing his patients should be greater than his concern for financial payment and his concern to treat the poor is no less than his concern to treat the rich.
5. He should be focussed on serving people and benefitting them.
6. He should be of clean conduct, virtuous and chaste not covetous to money or other desirous things.
7. He should be keen on saving life; never prescribe a dangerous medicine without knowledge and should treat his enemies as sincere as he treats his friends.
Source: Egyptian Physicians Through Islamic Epochs by Kamaluddīb al-Batanūni