Islamic Applications towards Public Health Policies: A Brief Perspective

  • Khalil A
  • Hantira N
  • Fouly H
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Abstract

This chapter discusses the Islamic perspectives on public health which emphasize the promotion of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Islamic teachings encourage preventive measures such as personal hygiene, nutritious food, and spiritual rituals. Islamic leaders stress the importance of providing accessible health care to all individuals, caring for vulnerable populations, and incorporating Islamic teachings and ethical values into modern medical knowledge. Contemporary Islamic perspectives prioritize preventive measures, accessible health care, addressing social determinants of health, community responsibility, and ethical medical practice.

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Khalil, A. I., Hantira, N. Y., & Fouly, H. (2025). Islamic Applications towards Public Health Policies: A Brief Perspective. In Contemporary Islamic Perspectives in Public Health (pp. 19–24). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009231268.003

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