Coronavirus

By Dr. Mu’taz Al Khatib, Assistant Professor of Methodology and Ethics, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar.

In this lecture, Dr. Al Khatib talked about ethics, values and principles to be considered when responding to a pandemic. The presentation was based on three important questions:

• Why do we need ethics?
• How to approach a pandemic with ethics and values?
• And what principles should govern our actions or policies during pandemics?

The Research Center for Islamic Legislation and Ethics (CILE) is pleased to announce that the peer-reviewed Journal of Islamic Ethics (JIE), published by Brill, will dedicate a special issue to the moral questions triggered by the novel coronavirus pandemic, situating it within the broader context of ethics for pandemics throughout history. This special issue will be made available via Open Access, without cost to authors. Submitted papers can be written in English or Arabic.

Islamic Ethical Perspectives on the Allocation of Limited Critical Care Resources

During the COVID-19 Pandemic[1]

Mona Saleh * and Mohammed Ghaly*  

Dr. Fethi B Jomaa Ahmed*

[Update 18 march 2020 : Video]

Coronavirus: the interplay of medical and Islamic Ethics. Join the live discussion on March 17th from 18:00-20:00 Doha time, 3pm GMT.

CILE Seminar in Doha, Qatar

20-22 September 2020

>> New deadline for Abstracts: 10 June 2020 <<

The Research Center for Islamic Legislation and Ethics (CILE) is pleased to invite scholars, academics and researchers to submit their research papers to a seminar 

Anti-Migration Politics and Islamic Ethics

in Doha, Qatar (or online)*, during the period of 20-22 September 2020.