1, Iranian studies
Research Institute for Islamic and Complementary Medicine (RICM)
Established in a historical building which belongs to 100 years ago.
The institute has been planned for conducting researches medical
history, traditional and complementary medicine. Another objective of
the institute is to collect the related books, documents, sample of
herbs, equipment and materials used in traditional medicine. The
institute is also prepared to collaborate white other research
institutes, universities and authorities within the framework of law
and regulation of Islamic Republic of Iran.
Director/head: Dr. S.Ashrafodin Gooshegir
Affiliation: Iran University of Medical Science
Founded: 1999
Education and research in fields:
-Islamic medicine
- History of medicine
- Medical ethics
- Iranian & Islamic Traditional medicine
- Complementary medicine
Tel: (0098)21 33111619
Fax: (0098)21 33116726
Email: imhicmr@iums.ac.ir
site: http://www.ricm.ir/
2, Nigerian Studies
Malam Ahmad Muhammad is a Kano-based expert in Islamic medicine and
executive officer of Ahsan Islamic Chemist, Gwammaja. Explaining the
factors responsible for its appearance and rapid spread in Nigeria as
well as its overwhelming acceptance by both Muslims and non-Muslims,
Malam Ahmad said there had been rapid rise in the population of
Nigerians gaining Islamic knowledge, including the value of Islamic
medicine
Kano - Although Islamic medicines have been in use for centuries in
many countries across the globe, including non-Islamic countries,
little was known of Islamic medicine in Nigeria until some 20 years
back. The only alternative to orthodox drugs was the traditional
medicine. When Islamic medicine drew in gradually around 1992,
therefore, it came as a relief to many who had become disenchanted
with both the orthodox and traditional medicines.
3, AMMAN STUDIES
Dr. Samir Ismail Khalil Hilo
P.O.Box 38608 Amman 11593
Clinic Tel. 4759260
hilo@firstnet.com.jo
grajuated from Jordan University 1978 with one year internship in
Jordan University Hospital
.member of Islamic Medical sciences society - Jordan, and member of
American Research Foundation
4 MALAYSIAN STUDIES
International Islamic University Malaysia, P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: (+603) 6196 4000 Fax: (+603) 6196 4053 Email: webmaster@iium.edu.my
IIUM is a unique university either in Malaysia or on a broader plane
of the world. Since its inception English is used both as its medium
of instruction and the language of its administration. It blends
harmoniously modern and professional disciplines with traditional
values and moral virtues. Its students originate from more than 90
countries representing nearly all regions of the world. IIUM has
spared no effort to ensure that it provides the best tertiary
education possible in all branches of knowledge. It scours the entire
world to recruit accomplished scholars for its academic faculties. Its
administrative divisions are manned by committed and dedicated
professionals. Through generous support from the Malaysian Government,
its facilities are kept up-to-date to the changing demands of the core
business of the university such as teaching and learning as well as
research and consultancy. Because of their holistic qualities through
emphasis on commitment to ethics and moral values, graduates of IIUM
have in-built added values that employers are looking in knowledgeable
and skilful professionals.
Through its unique educational model of integration and Islamization
of knowledge, IIUM unifies reason with revelation, science with
religion and ethics with professional courses. Undoubtedly this is one
place where great leaders of the future are being trained and nurtured
to hone their potentials. It tempers the spirit of optimism with
moderation. Its establishment in 1983 was a fulfillment of one of the
major aspirations of the contemporary global Muslim community to
regain the leadership of the Ummah in the quest for knowledge as
encapsulated in its vision statement:
"To be an international centre of educational excellence which
integrates Islamic revealed knowledge and values in all disciplines
and which aspires to the restoration of the Ummah's leading role in
all branches of knowledge."
IIUM operates under the direction of a Board of Governors with
representatives from the eight sponsoring governments and the
Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC). It maintains links with
governments and institutions all over the world, such as the League of
Islamic Universities, the International Association of Universities
and the Association of Commonwealth Universities. Through smart
industrial linkages it develops opportunities for students to gain
practical work experience that would be very useful in their future
careers development.
areas of research and concentration in International Institute of
Islamic Thought and Civilization( ISTAC)
4.2 Philosophy of Science
4.3 History of Islamic Medicine
4.4 Islamic Medical Ethics
4.5 Modern Science and Religion,etc...
Research Institute for Islamic and Complementary Medicine (RICM)
Established in a historical building which belongs to 100 years ago.
The institute has been planned for conducting researches medical
history, traditional and complementary medicine. Another objective of
the institute is to collect the related books, documents, sample of
herbs, equipment and materials used in traditional medicine. The
institute is also prepared to collaborate white other research
institutes, universities and authorities within the framework of law
and regulation of Islamic Republic of Iran.
Director/head: Dr. S.Ashrafodin Gooshegir
Affiliation: Iran University of Medical Science
Founded: 1999
Education and research in fields:
-Islamic medicine
- History of medicine
- Medical ethics
- Iranian & Islamic Traditional medicine
- Complementary medicine
Tel: (0098)21 33111619
Fax: (0098)21 33116726
Email: imhicmr@iums.ac.ir
site: http://www.ricm.ir/
2, Nigerian Studies
Malam Ahmad Muhammad is a Kano-based expert in Islamic medicine and
executive officer of Ahsan Islamic Chemist, Gwammaja. Explaining the
factors responsible for its appearance and rapid spread in Nigeria as
well as its overwhelming acceptance by both Muslims and non-Muslims,
Malam Ahmad said there had been rapid rise in the population of
Nigerians gaining Islamic knowledge, including the value of Islamic
medicine
Kano - Although Islamic medicines have been in use for centuries in
many countries across the globe, including non-Islamic countries,
little was known of Islamic medicine in Nigeria until some 20 years
back. The only alternative to orthodox drugs was the traditional
medicine. When Islamic medicine drew in gradually around 1992,
therefore, it came as a relief to many who had become disenchanted
with both the orthodox and traditional medicines.
3, AMMAN STUDIES
Dr. Samir Ismail Khalil Hilo
P.O.Box 38608 Amman 11593
Clinic Tel. 4759260
hilo@firstnet.com.jo
grajuated from Jordan University 1978 with one year internship in
Jordan University Hospital
.member of Islamic Medical sciences society - Jordan, and member of
American Research Foundation
4 MALAYSIAN STUDIES
International Islamic University Malaysia, P.O. Box 10, 50728 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: (+603) 6196 4000 Fax: (+603) 6196 4053 Email: webmaster@iium.edu.my
IIUM is a unique university either in Malaysia or on a broader plane
of the world. Since its inception English is used both as its medium
of instruction and the language of its administration. It blends
harmoniously modern and professional disciplines with traditional
values and moral virtues. Its students originate from more than 90
countries representing nearly all regions of the world. IIUM has
spared no effort to ensure that it provides the best tertiary
education possible in all branches of knowledge. It scours the entire
world to recruit accomplished scholars for its academic faculties. Its
administrative divisions are manned by committed and dedicated
professionals. Through generous support from the Malaysian Government,
its facilities are kept up-to-date to the changing demands of the core
business of the university such as teaching and learning as well as
research and consultancy. Because of their holistic qualities through
emphasis on commitment to ethics and moral values, graduates of IIUM
have in-built added values that employers are looking in knowledgeable
and skilful professionals.
Through its unique educational model of integration and Islamization
of knowledge, IIUM unifies reason with revelation, science with
religion and ethics with professional courses. Undoubtedly this is one
place where great leaders of the future are being trained and nurtured
to hone their potentials. It tempers the spirit of optimism with
moderation. Its establishment in 1983 was a fulfillment of one of the
major aspirations of the contemporary global Muslim community to
regain the leadership of the Ummah in the quest for knowledge as
encapsulated in its vision statement:
"To be an international centre of educational excellence which
integrates Islamic revealed knowledge and values in all disciplines
and which aspires to the restoration of the Ummah's leading role in
all branches of knowledge."
IIUM operates under the direction of a Board of Governors with
representatives from the eight sponsoring governments and the
Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC). It maintains links with
governments and institutions all over the world, such as the League of
Islamic Universities, the International Association of Universities
and the Association of Commonwealth Universities. Through smart
industrial linkages it develops opportunities for students to gain
practical work experience that would be very useful in their future
careers development.
areas of research and concentration in International Institute of
Islamic Thought and Civilization( ISTAC)
4.2 Philosophy of Science
4.3 History of Islamic Medicine
4.4 Islamic Medical Ethics
4.5 Modern Science and Religion,etc...
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