Titlebook: Health and Well-Being in Islamic Societies; Background, Research Harold G. Koenig,Saad Al Shohaib Book 2014 Springer International Publishi

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Harold G. Koenig,Saad Al Shohaibefore obsolete, and even postcolonial “discourses are effective only in very specific geographical locations” (154). Politics of difference that are the basis of such critiques have no place in a system that incorporates them to support “the functions and practices of imperial rule” (142).

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Muslim Beliefs, Practices, and Valuesre described. We discuss the ethical values of Muslims, the importance of optimism and hard work, the sacred nature of the family, and controversial topics such as adultery and polygamy. This chapter will be valuable reading for both Muslims and Christians who want to know what Muslims believe and why they believe what they do.

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Beliefs About Health, Healing, and Healthcareactices and behaviors important to Muslims are also addressed, including circumcision, oral care, sleep, exercise, alcohol and drug use, and spending habits. This chapter also explores relationships with family and friends and how such relationship may impact health and the seeking of healthcare.

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Christian Beliefs, Practices, and Valuesns). An understanding of Christian beliefs, practices, and values also sets the reader up to interpret the findings on religiosity and health among Christians summarized in Chap. .. For those who want to know what Christians believe and why they believe as they do, this chapter provides a simple and

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Understanding How Islam Influences Healthsychological, social, behavioral, genetic, and environmental influences. Issues related to early detection of disease, the timely seeking of medical care, and complying with medical treatments are also discussed here. Understanding how Islamic beliefs and practices affect health will provide clues o

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Applications in Clinical Practicesuccesses and mistakes that have occurred there. Topics reviewed in this chapter include taking a spiritual history, documenting information from the spiritual history, orchestrating resources to meet spiritual needs, referring patients with complex spiritual needs to chaplains, supporting spiritual