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The main objectives of the Holy Qur'an are: 1. Tawhid that is the oneness of Allah. 2. Nubuwwah, that is prophecy. 3. Akhirah, resurrection after death, hashir, joy, paradise, and hell. 4. A direction that includes worship and justice. Briefly, in the Qur'an, the main goals of which are summarized in this way, there are many different topics related to these objectives. One of them is the issues related to medicine, which are of great interest to everyone. However, there are no extensive and detailed medical knowledge and treatment methods in the Qur'an since it is not a medical book and was not sent down to tell about these issues. The general principle of the Qur'an, especially in the field of medicine and other positive sciences, is to free people in fields based on observation, experiment and experience and encourage them to research and work. Over time, medical knowledge will increase, improve and may even change. If the Qur'an had brought extensive medical information in this field, there would have been no increase, development and change. Because the provisions and principles imposed by the Qur'an are final, and it is never possible to change them over time.
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The main objectives of the Holy Qur'an are: 1. Tawhid that is the oneness of Allah. 2. Nubuwwah, that is prophecy. 3. Akhirah, resurrection after death, hashir, joy, paradise, and hell. 4. A direction that includes worship and justice. Briefly, in the Qur'an, the main goals of which are summarized in this way, there are many different topics related to these objectives. One of them is the issues related to medicine, which are of great interest to everyone. However, there are no extensive and detailed medical knowledge and treatment methods in the Qur'an since it is not a medical book and was not sent down to tell about these issues. The general principle of the Qur'an, especially in the field of medicine and other positive sciences, is to free people in fields based on observation, experiment and experience and encourage them to research and work. Over time, medical knowledge will increase, improve and may even change. If the Qur'an had brought extensive medical information in this field, there would have been no increase, development and change. Because the provisions and principles imposed by the Qur'an are final, and it is never possible to change them over time.
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