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CULTURAL INFORMATION   FOR  NURSING PRACTICE   PREPARED BY KHULUD   MAGHREBY SENIOR CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR
DO NOT WORRY..NO EXAM AFTER THIS..
WHAT IS ISLAM? Islam is a religion and a complete way of life that advocates peace ,mercy and forgiveness.
THE  FUNDAMENTAL ARTICLES OF FAITH OF ISLAM Muslim believes in one God Allah  supreme and eternal ,infinite and mighty, merciful, and compassionate , creator and provider. Muslim believes in all messengers of God without any discrimination among them
Fundamental Articles of Faith In Islam,cont. Muslim believes in all the scriptures and revelations of God. Muslim believes in the angles of Allah Muslim believes in the judgment day. Muslim believes in the timeless knowledge of Allah and nothing can happen against his well.
GREETING Muslim uses a universal greeting to each other  Assalamo alaikom , to which the response is  wa-allaikom asslam .
BELIEFS The Muslims have to fulfill five essential religious dutiesPILLARS: That there is no other God but Allah, and that the Prophet Mohammed is his Messenger( SHAHADAT)  or monotheism. 2.To offer prayers five times a day(SALAT) : at dawn, midday, late afternoon, after sunset and late evening. --Prayers are performed facing Mecca . During illness, prayers can by performed sitting up or lying down person  is exempt  from prayer if seriously  ill or  women having bleeding ( menstruation,post  delivery)  Privacy is very essential during performing salat
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To fast in the month of Ramadan(SOUM).  People eat and drink before  sunrise . Fast is broken at sunset .  Simple measures can be taken to accommodate  fasting for patients who are willing to fast, such as rescheduling the times that medications are given  and providing long acting medications to facilitate observance of the fast. To give money to charity (ZAKAT). To  go on a pilgrimage to Mecca,  known as  (HAJJ), at least once in a lifetime if they can afford  it .
THE HOLY OURAN
THE HOLY QURAN  The Quran is the last revealed word of  A llah and the basic source of Islamic   teachings and laws. It is the essential guide for all aspects of Muslims life.  It is placed above all other books,  and it is never put on the floor.  Hadith, the teachings,sayings   and actions of prophet Mohammed (PBUH) ,,explain and elaborated the Quranic verses.
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Gender  and Modesty  Separateness of men  and women in all aspects of Muslim  life is essential.  Muslims appreciate that it is not always possible to be cared for by somebody of the same sex. Respecting modesty including providing a female chaperon when the health care provider is a   male,
Cleanliness Cleanliness covers physical and spiritual ,mundane and religious domains. Ghusul   is a complete body wash with clean water. It must be performed after love-making and at the end of menstruation or post natal period. Wudu ( ablution)  is a  partial wash with clean water, performed before offering prayers or starting for pilgrimage.
Cont Istinja  is the  washing of  genitals with running water after using the toilet.  Non Muslim nurses   are allowed   to wash people who are ill.  In most cases, a close family  member of the same sex  may be allowed to wash the sick person.
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Family and Marriage.cont. Muslims view the family as the  building block of society  providing stability and security.
Homosexuality Homosexuality is condemned As homosexual acts are considered sinful and punishable by Allah.
CHILDREN
CHILDREN Muslim believes it is their duty to marry and have children.  A child born into a Muslim family is regarded as a gift from Allah.
CONTRACEPTION Sex out side marriage is  prohibited.  Contraception is allowed as long as it does not threat life.
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ABORTION Islam values human life, so abortion is not permitted.  However, the procedure is allowed if the pregnancy threatens the  life of the   mother .
CIRCUMCISION Baby boys are circumcised as it enables them to maintain hygiene by preventing urine from collecting in the foreskin. The practice of female genital mutilation by some Muslim countries, is not supported by Islamic faith .
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DIET Muslims eat with their right hand.  Muslims refer to permissible food as  HALAL . Non- permissible food is called HARAM.  Halal meat comes from an animal that had been slaughtered during a prayer ritual.  Halal foods include halal meat, fish, fresh fruit and vegetables, eggs, milk and cheese. Haram foods include pork, non-halal meat, alcoholic drinks .
BLOOD TRANSFUSION
ORGAN DONATION
Muslims are allowed to donate their organs unless  it compromises  their own life. Muslims have no objections to blood transfusions. ORGAN DONATION AND BLOOD TRANSFUSION
END-OF- LIFE ISSUES
End-of-life issues  a-Suicide and euthanasia  The Islamic faith does not differentiate between killing oneself or asking someone else to do it . Human life is regarded as precious ands taking it is considered a major sin.
Death/Rituals  Muslims believe in life after death and   the last day of judgment.  People with good deeds will be generously rewarded and warmly welcomed to the heaven of Allah.And those with bad deeds will be punished and cast into the hell. Islam advocates that terminally ill people should be treated with sympathy , and that their spiritual as well as physical needs should be accommodated.  When dying, privacy is appreciated while the person declares his faith(Shahadat).   Sometimes a recital of the Quran comforts them.
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  • 1. CULTURAL INFORMATION FOR NURSING PRACTICE PREPARED BY KHULUD MAGHREBY SENIOR CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR
  • 2. DO NOT WORRY..NO EXAM AFTER THIS..
  • 3. WHAT IS ISLAM? Islam is a religion and a complete way of life that advocates peace ,mercy and forgiveness.
  • 4. THE FUNDAMENTAL ARTICLES OF FAITH OF ISLAM Muslim believes in one God Allah supreme and eternal ,infinite and mighty, merciful, and compassionate , creator and provider. Muslim believes in all messengers of God without any discrimination among them
  • 5. Fundamental Articles of Faith In Islam,cont. Muslim believes in all the scriptures and revelations of God. Muslim believes in the angles of Allah Muslim believes in the judgment day. Muslim believes in the timeless knowledge of Allah and nothing can happen against his well.
  • 6. GREETING Muslim uses a universal greeting to each other Assalamo alaikom , to which the response is wa-allaikom asslam .
  • 7. BELIEFS The Muslims have to fulfill five essential religious dutiesPILLARS: That there is no other God but Allah, and that the Prophet Mohammed is his Messenger( SHAHADAT) or monotheism. 2.To offer prayers five times a day(SALAT) : at dawn, midday, late afternoon, after sunset and late evening. --Prayers are performed facing Mecca . During illness, prayers can by performed sitting up or lying down person is exempt from prayer if seriously ill or women having bleeding ( menstruation,post delivery) Privacy is very essential during performing salat
  • 8.
  • 9.
  • 10. To fast in the month of Ramadan(SOUM). People eat and drink before sunrise . Fast is broken at sunset . Simple measures can be taken to accommodate fasting for patients who are willing to fast, such as rescheduling the times that medications are given and providing long acting medications to facilitate observance of the fast. To give money to charity (ZAKAT). To go on a pilgrimage to Mecca, known as (HAJJ), at least once in a lifetime if they can afford it .
  • 12. THE HOLY QURAN The Quran is the last revealed word of A llah and the basic source of Islamic teachings and laws. It is the essential guide for all aspects of Muslims life. It is placed above all other books, and it is never put on the floor. Hadith, the teachings,sayings and actions of prophet Mohammed (PBUH) ,,explain and elaborated the Quranic verses.
  • 13.
  • 14. Gender and Modesty Separateness of men and women in all aspects of Muslim life is essential. Muslims appreciate that it is not always possible to be cared for by somebody of the same sex. Respecting modesty including providing a female chaperon when the health care provider is a male,
  • 15. Cleanliness Cleanliness covers physical and spiritual ,mundane and religious domains. Ghusul is a complete body wash with clean water. It must be performed after love-making and at the end of menstruation or post natal period. Wudu ( ablution) is a partial wash with clean water, performed before offering prayers or starting for pilgrimage.
  • 16. Cont Istinja is the washing of genitals with running water after using the toilet. Non Muslim nurses are allowed to wash people who are ill. In most cases, a close family member of the same sex may be allowed to wash the sick person.
  • 17.
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  • 19. Family and Marriage.cont. Muslims view the family as the building block of society providing stability and security.
  • 20. Homosexuality Homosexuality is condemned As homosexual acts are considered sinful and punishable by Allah.
  • 22. CHILDREN Muslim believes it is their duty to marry and have children. A child born into a Muslim family is regarded as a gift from Allah.
  • 23. CONTRACEPTION Sex out side marriage is prohibited. Contraception is allowed as long as it does not threat life.
  • 24.
  • 25. ABORTION Islam values human life, so abortion is not permitted. However, the procedure is allowed if the pregnancy threatens the life of the mother .
  • 26. CIRCUMCISION Baby boys are circumcised as it enables them to maintain hygiene by preventing urine from collecting in the foreskin. The practice of female genital mutilation by some Muslim countries, is not supported by Islamic faith .
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  • 28. DIET Muslims eat with their right hand. Muslims refer to permissible food as HALAL . Non- permissible food is called HARAM. Halal meat comes from an animal that had been slaughtered during a prayer ritual. Halal foods include halal meat, fish, fresh fruit and vegetables, eggs, milk and cheese. Haram foods include pork, non-halal meat, alcoholic drinks .
  • 31. Muslims are allowed to donate their organs unless it compromises their own life. Muslims have no objections to blood transfusions. ORGAN DONATION AND BLOOD TRANSFUSION
  • 33. End-of-life issues a-Suicide and euthanasia The Islamic faith does not differentiate between killing oneself or asking someone else to do it . Human life is regarded as precious ands taking it is considered a major sin.
  • 34. Death/Rituals Muslims believe in life after death and the last day of judgment. People with good deeds will be generously rewarded and warmly welcomed to the heaven of Allah.And those with bad deeds will be punished and cast into the hell. Islam advocates that terminally ill people should be treated with sympathy , and that their spiritual as well as physical needs should be accommodated. When dying, privacy is appreciated while the person declares his faith(Shahadat). Sometimes a recital of the Quran comforts them.
  • 35.