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Title وبائی امراض سے متعلق مذہبی تعلیمات: سامى اديان كا تقابل

Author(s) Maaz Ghauri

Abstract Throughout human history out breaks of infectious disease have had deep and lasting effect on societies. Those events have powerfully shaped the economic, political, and social aspects of human Civilization, with their effects aften lasting for centuries. Epidemic outbreaks also effect on education institutions and places of worship. Deadly pandemics have happened throughout history. Pandemic such as Black death (a plague outbreak from the 14th century) the Spanish flue of 1918 HIv, Sars, Ebola, Zika and the outbreak in the twenty 21st century Covid-19 also cause of millions of deaths all over the world. In this very thieses the Religious teaching on infectious diseases are explained in the light of the Semitic religions, have been written, which is comprised of preface, four chapters, results, recommendation conclusion and contents. In chapter no 1 the literal meaning of the epidemic diseases, the causes of epidemic diseases background of infectious diseases and religious teaching have been explained. In chapter No.2 the types of infectious diseases, the symptoms, scope of epidemic and the physical social and economic effect of infections disease have been described. In chapter No.3 the explanation of epidemic in Judaism, the nature of the epidemic in Christianity and the results of the epidemic in the light of Bible have been described. In chapter No. 4 the teaching of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) on the treatment of epidemic in the affected areas, the principle of hygienic in the light of Quran and Sunnah and the spread of covid-19 symptoms, causer and precautions have been described. Key words:pandemic, precaution, semitic,religious study

Type Thesis/Dissertation MS

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language Urdu

Publication Date 2022-12-01

Subject Islamic Studies

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